Tuas Second Link News Today

Vehicles will be fitted with a radio frequency identification (RFID) tag that costs RM10 (S$2.90). The tags will be sent to vehicle owners for installation, says Transport Minister Anthony Loke.

Anwar has dismissed the rumours as "lies".

The pilot initiative will only apply to Malaysian citizens travelling in “bas kilangs” and these commuters would still be required to bring their passports along, a representative of the Johor state government told CNA.   

World News - IPOH – Action has been taken to ensure smoother traffic flow at the Johor Causeway over the Chinese New Year period, said Malaysian Transport Minister Anthony Loke. Mr Loke said that although some congestion can be expected, traffic flow had been improved. He... Read more at www.tnp.sg

One step closer.

World News - For almost 30 years, Mr Zhang Chang Long would commute between Malaysia and Singapore on his motorbike. The 46-year-old had been working in Singapore since he was only 17 and was trying to squirrel away enough money to finally buy a house. However, on Dec 14, Mr... Read more at www.tnp.sg

The man leaves behind his wife and three children.

JOHOR BAHRU: Two motorcyclists died in an accident involving several vehicles at the Tanjung Kupang toll plaza on Tuas Second Link on Friday morning (Dec 22). The two victims, aged 49 and 54, collided with a lorry at about 5.50am, said Iskandar Puteri district police chief Rahmat Ariffin.

Judging by how many people read and shared an earlier article on how to get to JB by train, I'm guessing Johor Bahru still remains as popular a weekend destination as ever for bored (and broke) Singaporeans. But after you've changed your SGD into a thick stack of MYR, there's still the question of what to do in JB with...

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