Foreign vehicles with outstanding fines may be denied entry into Singapore

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SINGAPORE: Drivers of foreign cars entering Singapore with outstanding fines for traffic, parking or vehicular emissions offences may be denied ...

 

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How about the drivers? And does it mean if they are leaving they are still allowed out even if they have outstanding fines? They should not just turn them back around but also hold them in detention until they pay the fine or get charged.

This should be implemented long ago.

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