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LTA is finally doing some serious job against those illegal foreign PHV in SG....KEEP IT UP !   


JOHOR BARU: About 400 local tour and travel agencies are staring at bankruptcy after their luxury multi-purpose vehicles (MVPs) were seized by Singapore. The island republic continues to hold these vehicles even after their owners have paid hefty fines for ferrying passengers from Johor Baru to Singapore without proper permits.   30 representatives from M'sian travel agencies who have urged the Malaysian Transport Ministry to help them resolve the matter.

Bolehlanders complain about SG being "unfair" to them

https://www.facebook.com/asiaonecom/phot...1468/?_rdr
https://www.thestar.com.my/news/nation/2...-singapore

I can see why those M'sians KPKB to their ministers. Without SG and SGD, they can either return to their kampong  or stick around in JB to do other illegal jobs..

https://www.tiktok.com/@justme.findingmy...8522127624?

These touts, who operate using luxury MPVs costing more than RM500,000 (S$152,000) each, are believed to earn between RM1,650 and RM3,300 (S$1,000) each day. But since the crackdown by Singapore’s LTA from Aug 5, these touts, who would usually hang around Larkin Sentral Terminal canvassing passengers, have gone into hiding.


https://www.straitstimes.com/asia/se-asi...oked-touts

While these activities break the law what harm did they caused.

Its more like they are caught in some pettu dispute between authorities from both sides who suddenly decided tk enforce some rules that have been ignored for yrs.

(07-09-2025, 09:26 PM)sgbuffett Wrote: [ -> ]While these activities  break the law what harm did they caused.
Its more like they are caught in some pettu dispute  between authorities from both sides who suddenly decided tk enforce some rules that have been ignored for yrs.

WHy not ask SGreans who's jobs got compromised by foreigners committing crimes in SG.... ?

Oh wait, sgbuffett loves JB leh...

Good job LTA! Malaysia can do likewise for SG cars caught filling Ron95 petrol!

(07-09-2025, 09:59 PM)mikotan Wrote: [ -> ]Good job LTA! Malaysia can do likewise for SG cars caught filling Ron95 petrol!

yah loh. 
https://www.asiaone.com/malaysia/even-th...ohor-bahru

About 100 SUVs were impounded but more than 400 Travel agencies has gone burst. Those Malaysians are trying hard to blow up this matter.

I still see Malaysia MPV dropping off passengers (with luggage) around hdb estate.

the illegal operators of phv cry unfair. there is nothing unfair. one use a machine to conduct illegal activites. one must know the risk all illegal item seize will be confiscated.
lta good job finally, late better the none.
please continue to work. after a while those illegal operator will be back. the difference of 3x the fare is too attractive.

mom has not work enough. no hear the illegal driver and their boss being prosecuted enough.
platform that allow illegal acts must also be bought to the law.
no special excuse. if you prosecute yesterday illegal saloon owners for employing without permit. same must be on the platform owner.

by the way the illegal phv did not stop, they just changed to other type of vehicle.
one can see malaysia plate vehicle moving around in housing estate. some waiting.
obvious they waiting to fetch people. no so many malaysia relatives visiting their relatives on a week day.

(08-09-2025, 07:54 AM)Wy:Nox Wrote: [ -> ]About 100 SUVs were impounded but more than 400 Travel agencies has gone burst. Those Malaysians are trying hard to blow up this matter.

Each SUVs worked for at least 4 travel agencies.

When they earn tons of money illegally, they keep quiet and happy, happy and never thank lta.
When kena caught, they cry mother, cry father.

(08-09-2025, 09:34 AM)Clyde Wrote: [ -> ]I still see Malaysia MPV dropping off passengers (with luggage) around hdb estate.

These JHK has switch to non-MPV. Observe quite no. M'sian reg compact SUV at airport recently.

(08-09-2025, 09:34 AM)Clyde Wrote: [ -> ]I still see Malaysia MPV dropping off passengers (with luggage) around hdb estate.

Report Form default to "Reporting of illegal ride-hailing services" category at LTA website. 

To report illegal ride-hailing services, click here to access the reporting form: https://www.lta.gov.sg/content/ltagov/en...?mainCat=1

https://www.facebook.com/helloxueling/po...322683483/

(08-09-2025, 10:54 AM)Gstalk Wrote: [ -> ]When they earn tons of money illegally, they keep quiet and happy, happy and never thank lta.
When kena caught, they cry mother, cry father.

That is why I said M'sian love SGD so much that they are prepared to do ANYTHING to Singapore...

https://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/c...-ubi-ave-3

when RTS Finish will be MORE MESSY

400? Why not they just say thousands?

1 earns S$1k per day.
40 is S$40k leh. Non school holiday got such order?

(08-09-2025, 12:12 PM)Buffybuffy Wrote: [ -> ]400? Why not they just say thousands?
1 earns S$1k per day.
40 is S$40k leh. Non school holiday got such order?

Thousands? Possible since Johor is next to $SG$ , else that place is no different from far away Kelatan Kampong. 

They come in as Tour Agencies driver and bring vapes with them

No wonder SG every week got news about these vehicles

(08-09-2025, 04:19 PM)Ola Wrote: [ -> ]They come in as Tour Agencies driver and bring vapes with them
No wonder SG every week got news about these vehicles

They will give up ANYTHING when comes to $SGD$...including their sleep, health and moral conscience... 

Eight drivers were caught providing illegal cross-border ride-hailing services at Singapore's land checkpoints over the past few days, the Land Transport Authority (LTA) said on Sep. 30.  All eight vehicles were impounded.

https://mothership.sg/2025/10/drivers-ca...-sep-2025/

Are they charge cheaper coming to SG ?

OB GOOD..🤣

M'sians are really good e.g. of self-entitled lots... 

Malaysia drivers divided over Singapore crackdown on illegal ride-hailing
Some Malaysian motorists say they feel unfairly targeted, while others recognize Singapore’s right to act against unlicensed operators. The Straits Times reported that the Land Transport Authority (LTA) has been detaining suspected vehicles for investigation.

One driver, identified only as Tan, said he was held for several hours at Tuas Checkpoint after sending friends home to Skudai in Johor, southern Malaysia. He worried about facing a fine of up to SGD3,000 (US$2,333) if found guilty of breaking Singapore’s laws

https://e.vnexpress.net/news/tech/tech-n...29627.html

(08-09-2025, 11:44 AM)[[ForeverAlone]] Wrote: [ -> ]when RTS Finish will be MORE MESSY

yeah loh...Bolehland already so messy. Imagine culture there pollute SG... Wah Piang !