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Indian-Origin Teen Killed In Bus Crash In Singapore: Report
17-year-old Indian girl was killed and three others were injured when a bus en route to Kuala Lumpur from Singapore collided with a motorcycle on an expressway here, according to a media report.
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In This Country, Motorcycle Permits Now Cost More Than Motorcycles
Singapore's reputation as one of the world's most expensive cities now extends to one of its cheapest modes of transportation: motorcycles.
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Royal Enfield To Temporarily Halt Manufacturing At Its Chennai Plants
In light of the second wave of COVID-19 pandemic Royal Enfield announced that it will temporarily halt its manufacturing operations at its Chennai plants.
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Singapore Offers Cash Incentives To De-Register 15 Year Old Motorcycles
Motorcycle owners in Singapore are being offered cash incentives if they de-register motorcycles which are more than 15 years old.
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Singapore Will Stop Increasing Car Numbers From February 2018
Singapore requires car owners to buy permits -- called Certificates of Entitlement -- that allow holders to own their vehicles for 10 years.
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Indian-Origin Teen Killed In Bus Crash In Singapore: Report
17-year-old Indian girl was killed and three others were injured when a bus en route to Kuala Lumpur from Singapore collided with a motorcycle on an expressway here, according to a media report.
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In This Country, Motorcycle Permits Now Cost More Than Motorcycles
Singapore's reputation as one of the world's most expensive cities now extends to one of its cheapest modes of transportation: motorcycles.
-
Royal Enfield To Temporarily Halt Manufacturing At Its Chennai Plants
In light of the second wave of COVID-19 pandemic Royal Enfield announced that it will temporarily halt its manufacturing operations at its Chennai plants.
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Singapore Offers Cash Incentives To De-Register 15 Year Old Motorcycles
Motorcycle owners in Singapore are being offered cash incentives if they de-register motorcycles which are more than 15 years old.
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Singapore Will Stop Increasing Car Numbers From February 2018
Singapore requires car owners to buy permits -- called Certificates of Entitlement -- that allow holders to own their vehicles for 10 years.
