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Use Your RoadSense Official page of Use Your RoadSense by Traffic Police. Please do not report crimes here. This page should NOT be used for reporting crimes. Thank you.

Welcome to the official page of the Use Your RoadSense initiative, brought to you by the Singapore Traffic Police. We’re calling on all motorists, cyclists and pedestrians to join us on this journey of building a responsible culture of road-use in Singapore. For emergencies, please call 999. For non-emergencies, please call 1800-255-0000. While we welcome constructive feedback and civil discussions on road safety issues, postings that are objectionable or breach Facebook's Terms of Service (http://www.facebook.com/terms.php) will be removed. Please observe these house rules for our page.

1. No personal or defamatory attacks against individuals
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4. No advertisements or sales content
5. No derogatory comments on race, religion, gender, politics
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7. No offensive content or foul language
8. No posting of potentially libellous, explicit or pornographic material

We reserve the right to remove content which we perceive as sensitive, disrespectful, malicious or misleading. Facebook users who persistently breach the above-mentioned may also be banned from this page.

30/10/2026
Buckle up for a safer journey! Whether you’re the driver or a passenger, always fasten your seat belt before setting off...
28/10/2026

Buckle up for a safer journey!

Whether you’re the driver or a passenger, always fasten your seat belt before setting off. Remember, seat belts save lives and reduce the risk of serious injuries.

For our little ones, ensure that children below 1.35m in height are properly secured in an approved child seat or booster seat.

Every seat. Every passenger. Every trip. Let’s make every journey a safe one for you and your loved ones!

26/10/2026

Six motorists, aged between 38 and 64, will be charged in court on Tuesday (Oct 27) for alleged speeding offences involving heavy vehicles.The alleged offences were committed between July and August 2026, the police said on Monday (Oct 26).Four cases involved bus drivers who exceeded their vehicles'...

23/10/2026
21/10/2026

The police would like to remind the public not to drive if they intend to consume alcohol, and to opt for other forms of transport home instead, if they do. https://asia1.news/4jyZN6w

Use designated crossings, including zebra crossings, signalised pedestrian crossings, overhead bridges or underpasses, t...
19/10/2026

Use designated crossings, including zebra crossings, signalised pedestrian crossings, overhead bridges or underpasses, to keep yourself and others safe.

Traffic Police take jaywalking seriously. Enforcement action has been taken against pedestrians who jaywalk, Traffic Police will not hesitate to take firm action against offenders.

Always follow traffic signals and check that it is safe before crossing.

Stop, Look, Cross Safely.

Thank you Second Minister Ms Sim Ann 沈颖 for visiting us!
17/10/2026

Thank you Second Minister Ms Sim Ann 沈颖 for visiting us!

16/10/2026

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