Learn from Johore how to name our roads in a logical way
I like the way that Johor name their roads. Take a look at Jalan Setia. The roads that branch from it are called Jalan Setia 1, Jalan Setia 2, etc. The roads that branch from Jalan Setia 4 are called Jalan Setia 4/31, Jalan Setia 4/32, etc. It is a logical way to name the roads. Contrast it with the way that the planners in...
Weak political leadership is reflected in the way e-scooters are handled
I was greatly saddened again to read about a senior female cyclist who suffers serious brain injury, fractures in her ribs and collar bone when her bicycle collided with a speeding e-scooter in Bedok North. Such unfortunate accidents could have been avoided to a large extent if only this People’s Action Party (PAP) government...
Pull the other leg Heng, it’s got bells on it
I couldn’t stop laughing: Singapore must address widening inequality, a growing intergenerational divide and deepening political polarisation so its people can weather global challenges together, said Deputy Prime Minister Heng Swee Keat on Friday (Sep 20). These are issues which societies around the world face, and even though...
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