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In Singapore, traffic summons (also known as traffic fines or tickets) are typically issued promptly after a violation is recorded. You can expect to receive a traffic summon within two weeks of the offense. The exact timing can depend on various factors including the type of offense, whether it was captured by an automated system … Read more
You can check fines related to red light camera offenses in Singapore through the following steps: Using the Official Website:a. Visit the official Singapore Police Force website: https://www.police.gov.sg/e-services/check-summonsb. Provide the required information: Vehicle Number Identity Card (NRIC) or Passport Number c. Click on the “Submit” or “Check Now” button. d. Review the information provided to … Read more
The penalty for beating a red traffic light is 12 demerit points with a S$400/S$500 composite fine for light and heavy vehicles respectively. If the offence was committed in a Silver or School Zone, the penalty is 14 demerit points with a S$500/S$600 composite fine for light and heavy vehicles respectively.