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Heavy departure traffic at Woodlands Checkpoint: ICA

Heavy departure traffic at Woodlands Checkpoint: ICA
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Heavy departure traffic at the Woodlands Checkpoint in Singapore caused significant delays for travelers heading into Malaysia. Authorities advised motorists to plan ahead as the region enters a long holiday weekend.

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Cross-border travel between Singapore and Malaysia is a major economic and social artery, and congestion impacts thousands of commuters and tourists.

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The Immigration and Checkpoints Authority said in an update at 11pm on Friday (Aug 28) that heavy departure traffic at Woodlands Checkpoint has subsided.

Travellers departing Singapore via Woodlands Checkpoint are advised that there is currently heavy departure traffic.

In an update posted on its social media at 5.26pm on Friday (Aug 28), the Immigration and Checkpoints Authority (ICA) informed motorists that delays are expected.

They are also advised to check traffic conditions before departure.

Checks by AsiaOne on the Land Transport Authority's (LTA) traffic cameras indicate that the heavy traffic is not due to tailback from Malaysia.

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