Because of being a very close neighbor to Singapore, Malaysia is a dream of every local motorcyclist. Without seeing the views behind the window of a bus or car, the riders can totally enjoy the fresh air, seeing the beauty of nature during the trip. The border crossing procedure is simple, however, there are some issues you need to consider when riding to Malaysia from Singapore.
Despite Singapore’s outstanding public transportation networks, hundreds of people still drive to work every day. Even though the majority of Singaporean drivers pass the driving test, some nonetheless make mistakes. According to statistics, there were around 13,000 traffic offenses in 2016, and the numbers are not expected to decrease very soon.
There are three ways to deal with parking issues in Singapore including paid parking, season parking and free parking place. What is the advantages or disadvantages of these kind of parking ? Let’s get more information and find out the most suitable parking place for yourself.
In recent years, food delivery has become a significant trend in the food industry. Rather than cooking and cleaning up after themselves, many people are now choosing to have their food brought to them. This is great for those who don’t want to spend time in the kitchen, but it can be hard to find a reliable company that will deliver quality food at an affordable cost. We’ll look at the 5 top companies that provide high-quality cuisine everywhere in Singapore in this blog post!
Given the island’s small size and limited land area, it’s a no-brainer to prevent traffic and maintain a safe road network. However, this year’s soaring COE expenses, particularly for motorbikes, have had a significant impact on motorcycle businesses and aspiring riders.
This guide will show you an easiest and shortest step-by-step instructions to convert a driving licence in Singapore.
The pandemic increased existing trends in e-commerce, remote work and automation with up to 25 % more workers than previously estimated. After the pandemic, some trends in HR need to be considered carefully in the organizations to create a friendly working environment.
If we were to learn anything within these last few years, it is that in the realm of pandemics, change is the only constant. Food delivery riders have been working diligently since the outbreak began to put food on the table, both for people who order through various food delivery platforms and for their own families. Food delivery riders were out on the road to make ends meet as the great majority of Singaporeans acclimated to working from home.
Owning a motorcycle in Singapore has always been a costly luxury. The main reason is the price of Certificate of Entitlement (COE) is quite expensive. The Certificate of Entitlement (COE) was introduced in Singapore in 1990 with the aim of restricting road usage and limiting vehicle ownership in this country.
Being a food delivery rider is attractive nowadays with its easy requirements to get start and flexibility in time spending on work. Especially during COVID-19 period, dining in is forbidden from time to time, as a result, the demand for food delivery was never seen that high. Therefore, in Singapore, food delivery rider for Deliveroo, Foodpanda or GrabFood is now chosen as a side job or even a main way of earning. However, becoming a food delivery rider is not for the faint of heart. Let’s look at how much riders make now and if it’s worth it and then to decide which food delivery company should you work for.