Use Your RoadSense

Speeding puts lives at risk, especially when heavy vehicles are involved.

These enforcement photos serve as a reminder that speed limits are there for a reason. Heavy vehicles take longer to stop and can cause severe consequences when crashes occur.

Drivers are urged to keep within the speed limit, stay alert, and plan their journeys with sufficient time. A few moments saved are never worth a life lost.

Small choices behind the wheel matter. Slowing down and driving responsibly helps protect everyone on the road and supports safer journeys for all.

We’re here at Our Tampines Hub until 8pm today!

Drop by, explore what’s happening, and say hi. See you soon!

Road safety starts with all of us, and every small action on the road can make a difference.
Join the upcoming Community Road Safety Day held in conjunction with Singapore Road Safety Month 2026 for a meaningful weekend of family-friendly activities, interactive exhibits, games and performances.
From hands-on road safety activities to stage performances and giveaways, there is something for everyone while learning how considerate road user behaviour helps keep journeys safer for all.
Slow down, stay patient, give way when needed, and look out for more vulnerable road users. These everyday choices help protect lives and ensure everyone gets home safely to their loved ones.
📅 30 – 31 May 2026
⏰ 10am – 8pm
📍 Our Tampines Hub, Central Plaza
Bring your family and friends and be part of the shared effort towards safer roads in Singapore.

🎉🚦 Singapore Road Safety Month 2026 🚦🎉
Held in conjunction with Community Road Safety Day

Get ready for an exciting weekend packed with fun, games, performances, and interactive activities for the whole family! 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦✨

📅 30 – 31 May 2026 (Sat & Sun)
⏰ 10am – 8pm
📍 Our Tampines Hub, Central Plaza

What’s waiting for you? 👀
🎩 Amazing Magic & Ventriloquist Show
🍿 FREE Popcorn & Candy Floss
🎤 Fun Stage Activities & Giveaways
🚸 Interactive Road Safety Exhibitions
🎯 Hands-on Games & Activities
✨ And many more surprises!

Bring your family and friends and join us for a meaningful and memorable weekend as we learn how every one of us can help make our roads safer. ❤️

See you there! 👋

A father’s account of seeing his injured daughter after a road traffic accident is a heartbreaking reminder of how quickly lives can change. Behind every crash is a family and lasting trauma.

Let us look out for one another and travel with care so everyone can return home safely.

I thought it was red watercolour. It was blood: Dad of girl, 9, who was run over by taxi in 2024 A father shares his harrowing experience after his nine-year-old daughter was hit by a taxi, urging greater road safety awareness for all. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Traffic Police is exploring the use of AI to help identify traffic offences from videos submitted by the public, allowing cases to be processed faster and enforcement action to be taken more quickly. The move comes as road traffic fatalities and injuries continue to rise in Singapore.

Every unsafe act on the road puts lives at risk. Slowing down, giving way, and staying attentive can prevent harm and help keep journeys safe for everyone. A moment of consideration can make all the difference in helping someone return home safely to their loved ones.

Read more in this article:

Police plan to use AI to screen videos from public to nab traffic offenders Singapore's Traffic Police plan to use AI to identify traffic violations, speeding up summons issuance and improving enforcement efficiency. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Traffic Police and LTA conducted a joint enforcement operation against errant cyclists who were detected riding on the road without helmets. Enforcement action was taken against those found flouting the law.

Helmets are required by law when cycling on roads, and for good reason. In the event of a fall, a helmet can help reduce the risk of serious head injuries.

Cyclists riding on roads interact closely with traffic and face various hazards along the way. Wearing a helmet is a simple but important step that helps protect riders and reduces the severity of injuries during mishaps.

All cyclists are reminded to ride responsibly, stay alert to their surroundings, and comply with traffic laws. Small acts of consideration, such as slowing down, keeping a safe distance, and looking out for one another, help create safer journeys for all road users.

Road safety starts with all of us, and every small action on the road can make a difference.

Join the upcoming Community Road Safety Day held in conjunction with Singapore Road Safety Month 2026 for a meaningful weekend of family-friendly activities, interactive exhibits, games and performances.

From hands-on road safety activities to stage performances and giveaways, there is something for everyone while learning how considerate road user behaviour helps keep journeys safer for all.

Slow down, stay patient, give way when needed, and look out for more vulnerable road users. These everyday choices help protect lives and ensure everyone gets home safely to their loved ones.

📅 30 – 31 May 2026
⏰ 10am – 8pm
📍 Our Tampines Hub, Central Plaza

Bring your family and friends and be part of the shared effort towards safer roads in Singapore.

🎉🚦 Singapore Road Safety Month 2026 🚦🎉
Held in conjunction with Community Road Safety Day

Get ready for an exciting weekend packed with fun, games, performances, and interactive activities for the whole family! 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦✨

📅 30 – 31 May 2026 (Sat & Sun)
⏰ 10am – 8pm
📍 Our Tampines Hub, Central Plaza

What’s waiting for you? 👀
🎩 Amazing Magic & Ventriloquist Show
🍿 FREE Popcorn & Candy Floss
🎤 Fun Stage Activities & Giveaways
🚸 Interactive Road Safety Exhibitions
🎯 Hands-on Games & Activities
✨ And many more surprises!

Bring your family and friends and join us for a meaningful and memorable weekend as we learn how every one of us can help make our roads safer. ❤️

See you there! 👋

From 2 Nov, foreign-registered vehicles with outstanding fines will not be allowed to apply for or renew their Vehicle Entry Permits (VEPs). The move reinforces the importance of taking responsibility for offences committed on our roads.

All motorists are expected to obey traffic laws and settle fines promptly. Ensuring that penalties are enforced fairly and consistently helps maintain safety and order on our roads.

Every road user has a part to play in keeping journeys safe and smooth for everyone. Simple actions like obeying traffic laws, settling fines promptly, and driving considerately help protect all who share the roads.

Read More:

Singapore to deny VEP applications, renewals for foreign-registered vehicles with outstanding fines from Nov 2 This applies to foreign-registered vehicles with outstanding fines for traffic, parking or vehicular emissions offences committed in Singapore.