What’s changing on Singapore’s roads.
LTA announcements, COE bidding shifts, and the policy moves that affect every car owner here.
Plain explanations, current as of this round. We update when the rules change.
Singapore F1 GP 2026 road closures run 7 to 13 October around Marina Centre. The Right Workshop breaks down the peak-hour corridors and what drivers should plan for.
Cat A COE August 2026 closed at $128,501, up 3.7% in a month and 22.9% year-on-year. Here is what could be behind the surge and what buyers should consider next.
Singapore's COE quota for August to October 2026 is 19,085, up 0.2% on the prior quarter. The Right Workshop tracks every bidding round and result.
Cat A COE June 2026 hit $126,009, up 29.9% year-on-year. Here is what the divergence from Cat B and Cat E could mean for buyers right now.
Revised ERP rates from 2 June 2026 bring school holiday cuts at 6 locations and a $1 rise on 29 June. The Right Workshop breaks down what Singapore drivers need to know.
Cat A COE May 2026 closed at $124,790, up 21.1% year-on-year. TRW looks at what quota supply and bidding patterns could suggest for small-car buyers.
Engine mountings stop your engine from moving inside the bay. In Singapore's stop-start traffic, they wear faster than you'd expect. Here's what fails when you ignore them, what replacement costs, and when to act.
From 1 January 2027 LTA raises Vehicle Entry Permit and Goods Vehicle Permit fees for foreign-registered vehicles entering Singapore.
LTA has revised the PARF rebate schedule and cap effective from February 2026, changing what owners get back when deregistering older vehicles.
93% of Singapore cars have the new OBU. The other 7% have months, not years. What's already different on the road, and what flips on 1 January 2027.
The Right Workshop is a full-service independent car workshop at Autobay, Kaki Bukit. Real mechanics, transparent pricing, all makes and models.
Singapore F1 GP 2026 road closures run 7 to 13 October around Marina Centre. The Right Workshop breaks down the peak-hour corridors and what drivers should plan for.
Renew for 5 or 10 years, or take the PARF rebate and scrap? Plain-English breakdown of the numbers and what changed in Budget 2026.
How to work out whether renewing your COE is worth it: PQP math, 5-year vs 10-year, and the PARF rebate you give up by renewing.
What you actually get back when you export your car from Singapore: PARF rebate, COE rebate, paperwork, and which export dealers to trust.
What scrapping your car in Singapore pays out: PARF rebate, COE rebate, and the timing trade-off versus exporting or renewing.
A plain-English guide to reading COE bidding results in Singapore: Cat A vs B, quota premiums, and what round-on-round movement tells you.
How often to service your car in Singapore (2026): mileage intervals, what is included, oil grade and signs your car needs a service now.
Independent workshop vs authorised service centre in Singapore: real cost breakdown, what you get, and which suits your car.
A practical buyer’s guide to choosing a car workshop in Singapore. What to ask, what to check, and what separates a good workshop from a bad one.
Singapore’s Block Exemption Order (BEO) gives you the right to service your car at any independent workshop during the warranty period.
A line-by-line guide to reading a car workshop quote in Singapore. What labour rates, parts markups and miscellaneous charges should really look like.
How cheap workshops cut costs, what comeback jobs look like, and 4 questions that filter out the bad ones before you hand over the keys.
What gets checked in a pre-purchase car inspection in Singapore, what it can save you, and where the limits of inspection actually are.
What actually moves your car insurance premium in Singapore: claims history, model, NCD, age, and the factors brokers don’t always explain.
Why one call to a Singapore car insurance broker beats phoning 10 companies. How brokers find your best policy without the legwork.
A plain-English breakdown of how COE works in Singapore, why prices move, and what it means for owning a car here.
Cat A vs Cat B COE in Singapore: the engine and power limits, why prices diverge, and which one your next car falls under.
Car aircon not cold? Low gas, dying compressor or clogged evaporator. A Singapore guide to diagnosis, real fix costs and which regas to skip.
Check tyre tread depth, sidewall condition and battery health at home. Legal limits, replacement timing and real costs in Singapore.
Singapore heat pushes your engine hard. Check coolant levels, spot radiator leaks, avoid overheating. The Right Workshop guide.
Tropical downpours, flooded underpasses, and aquaplaning risk. Here’s what every Singapore driver needs to know about wet-weather safety.
Squealing or vibrating when you brake? Here is how to read the signs your brake pads or rotors need attention, and what replacements cost in Singapore.