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Fantastic visual effects !

wa rao... at the foot of Benjamin bridge towards airport I almost hit a lady standing on the left lane waving traffic through. Her car tyre punctured think a guy changing tyre for her but there's no road shoulder I filter from behind a container trailer can't see... almost ram into her! taxi behind me ebrake... I think causing an accident behind.

Anyone notice the strange reflector light things on the middle barrier on the Benjamin Sheares bridge? If they are reflectors, why do they spin? If they are speed / wind sensors, why some do not spin?

Pump prices - eight hikes in eight months Selina Lum Thu, Mar 20, 2008 The Straits Times I REFER to the recent increase in petrol and diesel pump prices, the second rise in less than a month, and the eighth since July last year. It is disheartening and painfully obvious that the four oil companies operating here - Shell, Caltex, ExxonMobil and SPC - have taken the easiest way out of the recent crude-oil situation, by increasing pump prices at their whim. While transport costs and food prices have gone up with much opposition from the man in the street, it is surprising that the increases in petrol and diesel prices have not stirred up dismay at the action of the oil companies. http://ad.sg.doubleclick.net/ad/N4980.AsiaOne/B2785296.3;abr=!ie4;abr=!ie5;sz=300x250;ord=soNwfz,bdRfckjbgl?? This is despite the fact that petrol and diesel prices have gone up by 20 per cent over a period of about two years - far more than the increase in transport costs and food prices over the same period. Have Singaporeans grown used to the pump-price increases without registering their displeasure with the oil companies? Or is it that their complaints are falling on deaf ears? Despite there being four oil companies here, there is no perceivable competition among them in terms of their main products. Prices and discounts are the same at every station, with prices changing within hours of each other in most cases. Only the premium-grade petrol sold by Shell and Caltex show some product differentiation. SPC made a big impact a few years ago when it started providing petrol and diesel at lower prices. But since then, it has become just another oil company that follows the big players. This cartel-like behaviour is unheard of in other consumer-driven industries such as telecommunications. I urge the Government to regulate petrol and diesel prices here, otherwise there will be nothing to stop oil companies from doubling or even tripling their pump prices two more years from now. Benjamin Tay 'Despite there being four oil companies here, there is no perceivable competition among them in terms of their main products. Prices and discounts are the same at every station, with prices changing within hours of one another in most cases.'

I pity you guys who have to take this tonight, as I type, there are two TPs and two fire engines closing down the left lane heading away from the city. And the traffic is slowing to a crawl!

Now I can't even see it! We've hit a wall of rain! Be careful driving tonight! Keep your distance!