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JOHOR BARU: Two people are being sought for after a road rage incident at the Second Link here was caught on several viral videos.

LAST weekend, several videos showing a woman trying to force a multi-purpose vehicle (MPV) to stop went viral on social media.

JOHOR BARU: The suspects involved in the road rage incident at the Second Link here recently have been identified, say police.

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JOHOR BARU: Two people who were seen stopping a car in the middle of a busy road before shouting foul words at its driver at the Second Link here are being sought by the police.

Singapore News - This is taking road rage to a whole new level. A woman pushes against a large black MPV as it inches forward. She then tugs out its number plate and flings it at the windshield. A man comes out of a red car and runs towards her. He makes a rude gesture... Read more at www.tnp.sg

He said more manpower has been added to improve the services at the two Customs, Immigration and Quarantine complexes. Read more at straitstimes.com.

JOHOR BARU: The recent massive traffic congestion at the bus lane of the Second Link was due to an influx of tourists coming from Singapore, says a state executive councillor.

Driving from Johor Bahru to Singapore can sometimes turn out to be a jittery experience, especially on Sundays. For this Singaporean, smooth traffic flow was never really on the cards as he drove back on Sunday (June 19) afternoon, along with others who did the same before the start of a new work week. Two land checkpoints and seven hours...

He gave up waiting at Tuas checkpoint and drove to Woodlands checkpoint.