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https://www.channelnewsasia.com/singapore/world-war-ii-100kg-bomb-disposal-construction-site-bukit-timah-saf-eod-3795156 A 200m cordon will be put in place and roads in the Bukit Timah vicinity closed while the war relic is dealt with on-site. Watch out for the road closure on Tue, 26th Sep 2023, from 11am to 7pm. Stretches of the Bukit Panjang Flyover - between Woodlands Road and Petir Road - as well as Upper Bukit Timah Road - between Petir Road and Cashew Road - will be closed. Avoid these areas during this day and time.

Hi, I was wondering where I could buy the red/white-striped cordon tape in rolls. Thanks in advance.

Hi friends, i got this small qn... lets say from stevens road i go to centrepoint i sure kana a ERP in between Tangs/ Wistma tio bo? means I have paid my ERP to enter Orchard cordon area. after that from centrepoint if i go to mandarin means I have to do a little dance through somerset and go a little jiggle behind Scape before turning right into the small road between Taka and Mandarin tio bo? there also got one more ERP isit? I remember seeing it there. how come like that huh? within orchard go to within orchard leh... paiseh i seldom drive orchard and have successfully avoided the absurd orchard ERp for very long.. but tonite no escape cuz have to run an errand at centrepoint followed by dinner at mandarin...

Cordon >> ASIAONE / MOTORING / NEWS / STORY Thursday, Nov 03, 2011 AsiaOne Leave no speeding car unbooked If you want to speed, there is an unspoken rule of thumb: go as fast as the quickest car in front of you. The reason? Most photo radar systems can only track one violator at a time and as such, anecdotally, odds are that the radar will only pick up the violator in front of you. That will change if the latest radar sensor, Cordon, from Peak Gain Systems, a traffic enforcement solutions company, is brought into Singapore. Cordon's can simultaneously track the speed of vehicles in up to four lanes using a single sensor. According to Engadget, which first reported on this device, it can follow up to 32 vehicles. In the video below, vehicles that are tagged in red blocks are identified as way past the speed limit while those in yellow are within an acceptable range above the limit. Those in green are safe from tickets, according to an Engadget report. The Cordon system can create a pair of high-resolution images for each violation, ensuring that you won't get away. There will be a wide-angle image of multiple targets with the violator clearly identified and a close-up of each violator, with a clearly visible licence plate, the company's website says. The bad news doesn't end there for traffic offenders. The Cordon system can also automatically detect bus lane violations with 'advanced licence plate recognition system'. The speed sensor is small and light enough to be mounted at a height of five to eight metres on any fixed roadside object, making it inconspicuous. It can also immediately transmit captured data of traffic violations back to the office for processing. Integrated infra-red spotlights means the sensor can also work at night, when roads are emptier and speeding more likely. What do you think? Will this speedcam cut down on the number of speeding violations in Singapore? [email protected]