Tuas Second News Today

The closer ties between Johor and Singapore tugs at something deep in the psyche of Singaporeans. Read more at straitstimes.com.

After working in Singapore for 29 years, Zhang Changlong (transliteration) had saved enough to buy a home in Malaysia to call his own. But the 46-year-old Malaysian died before he could receive the keys, Shin Min Daily News reported on Wednesday (Dec 27). Zhang was riding his motorcycle on his way to work in Singapore on Dec 14 at around...

JOHOR BAHRU: Malaysia's government has agreed an allocation of about RM168.7 million (US$35.4 million) to address the traffic congestion at the country's entry points, including the land checkpoints connecting the country to Singapore. Deputy Prime Minister Fadillah Yusof said on Wednesday (Oct 11) th

Long weekend? Check. Start of September holidays? Check. To no one's surprise, Polling Day resulted in a lot of activity over Singapore-Malaysia land borders. One man going by Eddy Wayne shared his ordeal on the Complaint Singapore Facebook group. "Stuck in jam to Johor Bahru for nine plus hours on Friday, Sep 1. Second link. Soul destroying," he wrote, adding...

Sixteen government agencies and companies from Singapore and Malaysia held a joint chemical spill exercise at Tuas Second Link on Wednesday.

Started as early as 6pm on Friday night.

On 24 Jan, heavy traffic was seen on JB roads heading back to Singapore. In the morning, the estimated travel duration was up to 4 hours.

In hopes of avoiding the Causeway jams, some drivers try to go in on a weekday. That's what Singaporean Shin Chen and his family thought they'll do, only to end up stuck in traffic for a whopping seven hours. And that's just to get from Johor Bahru (JB) city to Singapore. This 36-year-old shared on a TikTok video on Tuesday...

Driving from Singapore to Ipoh should only take around seven hours or so. But one Singapore family ended up taking an arduous 16 hours to get there, all due to the mad traffic jams leading up north. Sharing their experience in a TikTok video, one of the passengers, who goes by the username Bbd0nut, said they left home at 6am...

The school holidays are upon us and many are looking to have a quick getaway across the border. Last weekend, however, some people found themselves stuck in traffic for hours at Tuas Second Link. Taking to a Facebook group dedicated to traffic information in Johor, one netizen, Will Chia wrote in Chinese: "Crossed the Singapore checkpoint at 11am, it's been...