Ya free for PR .

Save time for unnecessary trouble. They cannot charge you one, maybe waste few hours of your time.

but still need to take SG driving exam ??? and bring the JPJ letter to convert ???

nope. no such thing as 1 year rule on foreign registered vehicles

Bro Mackiddo,

So as long as I not stay in SG, i can just use my MY license and MY bike without not issue from SG law right?

sorry... still confusing regard this regulation.

Too bad la...... I am in finance industry.

yup. as long you do not stay in sg, not spr and do not use the bike as part of the nature of your work (for example, like deliver good as part of your work)

terbaik.... tq bro Mackiddo...

your explanation really help me a lot...

I only will use my bike to commute to office for emergency time, i will use public transport frequently when I need to travel for my job...

but still need to equip my bike with that device.... ape nama ar... look like smart tag one.... hehhehhee

SG.... here I come... but only on August....

the IU device ? cost a bomb, like S$100+ . if you are not a frequent motorcyclist who ventures into ERP zones, then it's a total waste. Just plan your trip according to the ERP timing and alternative roads bypassing ERP is more worth while.

Ur right bro... 100 SGD.... can do many other things with that money...

But I afraid if i not install that IU device... and i use the ERP... i have to pay the fine at the time I want to go out from SG.

I plan to use 2nd link from JB and my office at Bukit Timah road... not sure which road have ERP and which one no ERP...

Any advise may be on the ERP route planning or guide?

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Wow... if they punch a hole in your licence at JPJ,.. how do they expect you to drive home from JPJ? No licence, man.

thanks . this really helpful

thanks . this really helpful <-- sorry .. network iissue

This post has been edited by Qwristews: Jun 19 2013, 02:49 PM

Yup as I mentioned claiming to lock one room is not allowed. It's just owners exploiting the system. I personally have friends who have encountered it. HDB came knocking on the door and want to check the owner is it renting out the whole apartment illegally. Then my friends will tell HDB that the owner is overseas and not around. Subsequently they will call the owner and inform them and the owner will come and stay/wait for my friend to call them when HDB comes and they will rush back and open the door of the locked room. They will like put some clothing and furniture there. It's just an act to play around the system.

Another friend who is not so lucky. The owner basically don't care and HDB came twice. The third time HDB came down with some legal documents and my friend was told to move out on the spot at 9pm+. No excuse no leniency. All these are true life encounter. So I always rent condo to save the trouble of being lied by owners

last week i interview a job in company A but due some reason i decide not to work in this company A and they apply for temporary permit.

and i got a interview in company B in coming day and i decide to work to company B and they can't apply for the permit.

the problem is company A already do the cancellation permit. but why company B couldn't apply the permit for me?

anyone know what happen?

Basically is not valid anymore. You can use your Singapore license to drive a Malaysian registered car. So far I kena once and the police and JPJ was lenient. They just let me off without anything so am not sure is it legally or they are just being nice.

Use a runner to do it for you. Basically you can have both your Malaysian and Singapore license valid

sos? spf site doesn't segregate between local and foreign registered vehicles.

its $158 to be exact. Please go to the IU service center to install. Dont go to bike shop. I got conned by bike shop last time. they charge me $190.
Because someone tell me the IU center won't install and only sell the device. Its a lie, they sell and also provide installation. Just that you need to pay extra $$ if your bike needs a bracket.

why would a SPF site in Sg talking about foreign vehicle licensing unless specifically doing so ?
and foreign vehicle is under LTA.

This post has been edited by Mackiddo: Jun 19 2013, 07:40 PM

Drivers ie. who can drive, is under TP. Driving licences are issued by them.

Cars ie. what you can drive, is under LTA. Car registration and entry of foreign cars is under them.

LTA will enforce the laws or by-laws that they create.

TP will enforce all laws.

1. make sure you can drive in Singapore ie. have an appropriate driving licence.

2. make sure you have a car that can be driven in Singapore ie. properly registered or legally entried.

3. based on your residency status, make sure you drive the right type of properly registered or legally entried car.

This post has been edited by seantang: Jun 19 2013, 08:40 PM