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Working in Singapore V20, All About Living in The Little Red Dot
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Hazzzzz P
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 Sep 25 2022, 12:34 PM
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Hi guys..really need some opinions from you guys..recently i got a job offer in SG, and the office is quite near to the Tuas checkpoint (about 3km away)..Im planning to just rent a house near Iskandar Puteri area and commute everyday by bus..questions;
1) how long does it take to commute daily?
2) which area is prefereable to take the bus from? (bukit indah, medini mall, etc2)
3) can we park at sultan abu bakar ciq and take a bus over there?
4) is car pooling recommended? how to find such service that is trusted?
5) or just consider staying in SG?
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Hazzzzz P
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Oct 3 2022, 05:21 PM
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QUOTE(knwong @ Sep 25 2022, 10:36 PM) You can't park car at SAB CIQ. Although it's near but at Tuas checkpoint it doesn't allow passengers to walk to nearby bus station (even though it's walkable). You must take bus direct to Jurong. Drive own vehicle or carpool is the best choice option. Start work first then find out from colleagues who are commuting daily via carpool then suggest to join Ouh noted on your 1st point. Ok, from what i can see (through Linkedin) doesnt seems have other Malaysian people working here (it is a small startup company), so carpool with colleague might not be possible.. That's why i was wondering does someone knows any good carpooling services.. i joined some carpooling groups in fb, but looks a bit shady...If you guys have experience using it maybe can share..like eg; typical price need to pay, hows does it work, etc2.. |
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Hazzzzz P
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Oct 3 2022, 05:25 PM
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QUOTE(VinluV @ Sep 26 2022, 04:28 PM) alot of those factory workers near Tuas ride bikes to commute. I dont have a bike license lol.. Also dont think i can really stand everyday need to wake up at 3-4am and then need to queue up some more for like 1-2hrs maybe?  |
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