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Travelling Between S'pore and Malaysia / JB
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Move to ease congestion at Woodland Checkpoint causes jam at BKE
By Ting Kheng Siong, Channel NewsAsia | Posted: 16 September 2008 1433 hrs
SINGAPORE: A three-month trial of a new traffic diversion scheme to ease congestion at the Woodlands Checkpoint has resulted in another jam further away.
Cars from Woodlands Centre Road going to the Woodlands Checkpoint will now not be allowed to turn right into the Checkpoint from 4pm on weekdays. They are also not allowed to do so between 10am and 10pm on weekends and public holidays.
But not all drivers are familiar with the change which kicked in on Monday at 4pm.
Apart from signboards, the police have also had to deploy some 20 officers to distribute flyers.
Although enforcing this alternative route has eased the jam at Woodlands Centre Road, motorists have found themselves stuck in another jam at the Bukit Timah Expressway (BKE).
Police say they will monitor the situation and if there is a need, they will make further adjustments.
Currently, motorcycles and heavy vehicles are restricted from using Woodlands Centre Road to access Woodlands Checkpoint at all times.
However, public buses and school buses are not affected.
- CNA/yb |
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guys...
nak tanyalah.
kalo naik KTM kan...dari KL.
camne nak isi borang putih tu ek?
nanti kat singapore tu kena turun cop paspot ek?
then isi borang putih tu? |
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yup.... semua penumpang kena turun dari train beserta barang-barang pabila tiba di stesen ICQ Woodlands....
borang tak sure bleh ambil kat mana.... rasanya kat ICQ woodlands tu ada kott... (sori dah lama lah nekwe kita tak naik train)...
lepas semua passenger dah lepas cop passport.... semua passenger kena tunggu kat arrival hall bagi memastikan semua passenger train dah lepas dari pemeriksaan barang dan juga passport.....
then pintu akan terbuka utk passenger kembali ke train utk meneruskan perjalanan ke stesen keretapi di tanjung pagar...
Originally posted by nenektua at 22-9-2008 04:58 PM 
guys...
nak tanyalah.
kalo naik KTM kan...dari KL.
camne nak isi borang putih tu ek?
nanti kat singapore tu kena turun cop paspot ek?
then isi borang putih tu? |
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Reply #903 sutera_abadi's post
oohh okey sutera abadi.
penjelasan yang amat bagus sekali.
eheheh
oh ya, tg pagar tu jauh ke dari town?
ada mrt ke dekat tg pagar tu? |
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Reply #904 nenektua's post
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MRT ada... tapi u kena jalan kaki sket... i think abt 10 min... |
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yup betul tu....
perjalan lebih kurang 10 minit dari Stesen keretapi Tg Pagar ke Tg Pagar MRT station...
tapi apa pun itu speed sederhana....
kalau speed selow... bleh drag lebih lagi....
nek we... bleh pegi website sini untuk tengok peta both place...
dari situ nekwe bleh agak berapa minit perjalanan....
http://www.yellowpages.com.sg/newiyp/yp/jsp/ConsumerSearch2008.jsp
Klik MAP untuk tengok peta then taip postal code berikut:
Tg Pagar railway postal code: 089059 or
Tg Pagar MRT postal code : 069119
[ Last edited by sutera_abadi at 24-9-2008 01:03 PM ] |
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thanks kekawan semua
u ols memang best |
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anyway.... WELCOME TO SINGAPORE nek we....  |
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Man pleads guilty to rigging fuel gauge in car
By Dominique Loh, Channel NewsAsia | Posted: 02 October 2008 1632 hrs
SINGAPORE: A 27-year-old Singaporean, Alfred Tan, has pleaded guilty for not having the minimum amount of petrol in his car while trying to enter Malaysia, and for giving false information to the officer inspecting his car's fuel gauge.
Tan was at the Woodlands checkpoint on September 18 when he was stopped by an Immigration & Checkpoints Authority (ICA) officer.
Tan had declared to the officer his car had a three-quarter filled tank and the fuel gauge was not rigged.
But a thorough check revealed a remote control device had been used to inflate the fuel gauge's level to show at the three-quarter mark. Upon deactivation, the fuel level fell to the one-quarter mark.
Tan was fined S$500 or in default one week's jail for the first charge of leaving Singapore with less than three-quarter tank of fuel in his car. Tan was also sentenced to two weeks in jail for giving false information to the ICA officer.
- CNA/yt
bikin malu jer...
tak mampu, jgn arr pakai kete |
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thank you very much for all the info ...
through my experience
tukar RM10 ke SGD
pegi balik Larkin - Queen St. - Lavender
cukup2 je duit tu
hehehe |
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Perjalanan dari Larkin ke Queen St - Lavender = + 30 km (+ RM5)
amcam murah tak.... 
Originally posted by hangjebat at 8-10-2008 02:40 PM
thank you very much for all the info ...
through my experience
tukar RM10 ke SGD
pegi balik Larkin - Queen St. - Lavender
cukup2 je duit tu
hehehe |
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Berita Harian
Singapura : 22 November 2008
PUSAT PEMERIKSAAN WOODLANDS LAMA DIBUKA
ICA: Beroperasi semula bagi lori mulai 1 Disember untuk tangani kesesakan
PUSAT pemeriksaan Woodlands lama, yang dikosongkan sejak 1999, akan dibuka semula 1 Disember ini.
Kali ini, lebih banyak lorong dan pondok pemeriksaan akan dibuka di situ bagi kemudahan lori dan trak.
Ini akan membantu pemandu menjimatkan masa kerana tidak perlu menunggu lama untuk kenderaan mereka diperiksa pegawai imigresen apabila tiba dari Malaysia atau meninggalkan Singapura.
Dalam fasa pertama, yang bermula 1 Disember, pusat pemeriksaan lama itu akan dibuka pada sebelah siang untuk memeriksa pengangkutan kargo yang keluar dan masuk negara ini.
Dalam fasa kedua pula, iaitu sekitar suku pertama tahun depan, ia akan digunakan untuk pemeriksaan motosikal yang masuk ke sini.
Pada masa ini, hanya trak yang meninggalkan Singapura dibenar menggunakan pusat pemeriksaan lama itu pada masa-masa sibuk dari 3 hingga 5 petang.
Dalam satu sidang akhbar semalam, Pengarah Operasi Penguasa Imigresen dan Pusat Pemeriksaan (ICA), Encik Bhopinder Singh, mendedahkan projek $2 juta bagi mengindahkan dan membuka semula pusat pemeriksaan lama itu bertujuan menangani jumlah trafik yang semakin meningkat di Koswe.
Apabila projek itu dilaksana, pusat pemeriksaan lama itu akan menyediakan 10 kaunter pelepasan, berbanding hanya enam sekarang.
Mulai tahun depan pula, kaunter bagi motosikal akan ditambah, daripada 50 sekarang kepada 70.
ICA akan juga merekrut 113 pegawai bagi meningkatkan kemampuannya mengurus trafik.
Pusat Pemeriksaan Woodlands yang ada sekarang direka bagi menampung 35.2 juta kenderaan setahun.
Namun, antara 2000 hingga 2007, pusat pemeriksaan darat menyaksikan peningkatan trafik rentas sempadan yang cukup pesat, daripada 45.2 juta kepada 48.5 juta kenderaan setahun.
Jumlah pelancong juga meningkat, daripada 99.4 juta orang kepada 110 juta orang.
Seorang penunggang motosikal, Encik Muhd Kashari Kassim, 26 tahun, yang sering ke Johor, menyambut baik langkah terbaru ICA itu.
Mengongsi pengalamannya, beliau berkata pusat pemeriksaan Woodlands selalu sesak pada hujung minggu dan malam.
Oleh itu, beliau jarang ke Johor pada waktu-waktu tersebut.
'Saya yakin dengan adanya lebih banyak kaunter untuk motosikal, kesesakan di pusat pemeriksaan Woodlands dapat dikurangkan,' katanya. |
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KOMPLEKS CIQ BARU DI JOHOR BAHRU DIRASMI
PARA pemandu dan penunggang motosikal yang memasuki Malaysia menerusi Koswe akan mula menggunakan Kompleks Kastam, Imigresen dan Kuarantin (CIQ) Bukit Chagar yang baru di Johor Bahru, mulai hari ini.
Namun, para pemandu dan penunggang masih perlu melalui pemeriksaan imigresen di pusat Tambak Johor yang lama sehingga 15 Disember ini.
Ini kerana dalam masa dua minggu ini para pemandu dan penunggang akan dipesongkan memasuki bangunan CIQ selepas pemeriksaan imigresen sebagai langkah penyesuaian dan persediaan.
Laluan keluar dari Johor Bahru bagaimanapun tidak berubah sehingga kompleks baru beroperasi sepenuhnya 16 Disember ini.
Lori-lori yang memasuki Malaysia menerusi Koswe dikecualikan daripada melalui kompleks CIQ dalam masa dua minggu ini.
Apabila dibuka sepenuhnya, kompleks baru itu akan mengakhiri penggunaan kompleks pemeriksaan Tambak Johor yang telah berfungsi selama 70 tahun.
Bernilai RM500 juta ($210 juta), kompleks baru itu dirasmikan oleh Sultan Johor, Sultan Iskandar, petang semalam, di majlis yang turut dihadiri Perdana Menteri Malaysia, Datuk Seri Abdullah Ahmad Badawi, dan Menteri Besar Johor, Datuk Abdul Ghani Othman.
Dengan kawasan pembinaan yang dianggarkan seluas 267,000 meter persegi, kompleks CIQ itu dibina untuk menampung jumlah aliran kenderaan keluar dan masuk yang tertinggi di negara itu - kira-kira 135,000 kenderaan sehari pada hari-hari biasa - dan sehingga 200,000 kenderaan sehari pada cuti umum.
Antara lain, kompleks itu bakal menempatkan 19 agensi kerajaan dan dirancang disepadukan dengan stesen kereta api dan transit awam yang baru, JB Sentral, di stesen Kereta api Tanah Melayu (KTM) Berhad yang bakal dipertingkatkan. |
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Patut ler aku tgk dah start berpagar jalan keluar dr imigresen lama tuh. |
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semalam tig lalu kat CIQ baru... belok sana belok sini... hehehe... |
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New CIQ opens
The new Customs complex in Johor Baru has 76 lanes for cars and 100 for motorcycles. -- PHOTO: BERITA HARIAN
JOHOR BARU: Malaysia's new Customs, immigration and quarantine (CIQ) complex is fully operational from today, which means all vehicles using the Causeway will have to pass through it.
Known as the Sultan Iskandar Complex, after the Johor ruler, the facility has 76 lanes for cars and 100 for motorcycles.
The existing Causeway checkpoints at the edge of Johor Baru's city centre will no longer be in operation from the early hours of today.
The RM1.3 billion (S$539 million) complex was partially operational from Dec 1 when vehicles from Singapore were diverted to the complex for a drive-through after completing their immigration and Customs procedures at the existing Causeway terminal.
And from today, all vehicles coming from Singapore must also use the Touch 'n Go cash cards to pay toll fees as they enter Malaysia. Cash will not be accepted.
Previously, drivers could choose to pay the RM2.90 fee using cash.
The smart cards, priced at RM20, are available at the old terminal, the new complex, as well as at petrol stations and Telekom Malaysia shops in Johor Baru.
The Sultan Iskandar Complex is a sprawling facility built on a 113ha site in Bukit Chagar.
Johor traffic police chief Superintendent T. Raveendran said full operations of the complex started at 12.01 am today.
All cars, buses, vans and motorcycles will use the new CIQ. But lorries will still use the nearby Tanjung Puteri checkpoint.
The existing immigration terminal at the Causeway will be demolished after the authorities are satisfied with the smooth flow of traffic at the new complex, he said.
Engineer Darryl Chong, 32, who works in Singapore and used the new complex, said that he was concerned about the narrow roads at the new complex.
'The roads are very narrow for big vehicles,' he said.
He added that he was unsure whether larger vehicles would slow down the flow of traffic while trying to negotiate the winding roads.
A new 8km road is being built to link the new complex to the southernmost tip of the North-South Highway.
The RM1.2 billion contract to build the partially elevated road was designed to reduce congestion in Johor Baru by linking it directly to the expressway.
It is unclear whether users will have to pay an additional fee above the RM2.90 toll imposed now, once the new road is ready.
THE STAR/ASIA NEWS NETWORK |
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Traffic jams, confusion at newly opened Malaysian checkpoint
By Cheryl Lim Mei Ling, Channel NewsAsia | Posted: 16 December 2008 2131 hrs
SINGAPORE: Malaysia's new Checkpoints, Immigration and Quarantine Complex opened its doors on Tuesday.
However, despite the 76 lanes for cars and another 100 for motorcycles, traffic through the centre has not been smooth sailing.
Motorists at the checkpoint were greeted with long queues, traffic confusion and teething problems.
Even those taking public transport were not spared |
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hmm...
semalam 1st time lalu ikut bus nak masuk mesia... kalau dulu org mesia nak masuk jb boleh tunjuk passport je.. tapi skang nie dah kena scan passport. either manual or u can just do it urself.. tapi tu la kan.. org mesia nie... dah manja sangat... semalam Q tu panjang la jugak and its kinda slow.. then seme org mesia dah start jerit sana sini... nak cepat la nak itu la nak ini la... what i cant tahan is kenapa kat singapore they all sanggup tahan beratur lama lama sampai kuar pintu tapi kat mesia tak leh nak buat menda yang sama... apa salahnya kalau mesia nak buat improvement sket.. iskk..  tah la...
sorry.. just meluahkan my 2cents kat sini... |
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Tig...
just nak tanya...
kalau scan manual macam mana???
kalau scan do it ourselve tu macam mana??
gua keliru ahh.... 
Originally posted by tig_cun at 17-12-2008 03:11 PM
tapi skang nie dah kena scan passport. either manual or u can just do it urself.. ... |
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scan manual tu meaning kena gi counter ah.. officer tu scankan passport... kalau scan sendiri.. masuk autogate.. masukkan passport pastu thumb print.. |
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Category: Negeri & Negara
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Post time 16-9-2008 04:10 PM
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