What Driving In Singapore Is REALLY Like! 🇸🇬 Expat Living
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- Ever wondered what its like to drive on the roads of Singapore? As Expats living here, we show you what driving in Singapore is really like!
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Where are you from? UK
Where do you live? Currently living in Singapore
How long have you lived in Singapore? 4 Years
How old are you? 27
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I'm a Singaporean. I agree most drivers are as Justin mentioned. Once you give a signal, they won't let you in. Personally, when cars signal to enter my lane, I let them come in. Because of the driving culture here, most drivers just signal and won't come in, expecting me to speed up. But L always wave them to enter. And you can see the shock on their faces. They probably think I'm a foreigner. 😂
Good for you. If you start setting an example, hopefully others will follow.
Tuppence Worth Agree. If we all start with ourselves, it makes driving on our roads much better. If I see someone signaling, I would slow and give them space to come in.
I'll signalled and proceed to filter, if they speed up, I'll speed up my filtering. They can jam the brakes all they want. They'll be stupid to submit their video recordings of them speeding up to prevent others from filtering to their insurance.
That isn’t a good trait or character, if they do it for no reason at all (not in a hurry, not carrying pregnant wife, not about to poop). I’m like you, I give way to people when I’m not in a hurry. But I’m also persistent in taking their lane when I need to.
My dad taught me one thing when driving, after turning on the indicator, turn on the hazard light while merging. Works most of the time. Cheers!
about changing lanes... other drivers will pay more attention to your car movements (body? language) than the indicator lights. So you do need to couple your signal lights with slowly inching your way into that lane. if you do it right, you'll get _at most_ one (asshole) driver speeding up to prevent you entry, but the next guy likely wouldn't/wouldn't be able to do the same. definitely give it a try, and please don't lose your humanity/civility just because other people driver like jerks! you'll waste more petrol tailgating and braking lots, plus your passengers will thank you for a less bumpy ride.
the thing about having lots of greenery on the roads is a deliberate design plan near the start of independence. because if we don't have lots of trees, it will be sweltering hot.
Thanks for sharing your comments on driving in Singapore. It makes me appreciate the system in this country better, not necessarily the cost of owning a car. Hope you enjoy your stay in the country.
What driving in Singapore is like? It’s great at 3 in the morning! 😂
Haha I bet!
Well not so... our e scooter riders are insane. 120kph on roads at 3 am
I'm sorry I love there and it's kinda hot but it has amazing schools!!
Expressways near the industrial area of tuas are fun with almost 0 cars
Well in Singapore, our cars is very expensive and only have a 10 year lease is because the government needs to control the number of cars on the road. If they don’t do that, Singapore will be like its neighbouring countries cities for example Bangkok, Jakarta and Kuala Lumpur whereby traffic jams is like a norm which last for hrssssss and getting a cup of coffee and some groceries which is like only 3 blocks away will take you eternity to reach. Like what Justin says Singapore is a city state and like any other cities....you don’t need a car to travel as public transport is super accessible and very cheap too compared to other countries.Having a car in Singapore is not a necessity but more of a commodity.
well said - SG has too little space!
One thing that shocks me is the price of a new car in Singapore, a new car which costs about $30,000 here in Australia, costs about $100,000 in Singapore!
Mad isn’t it!!😮😮
Sure is mad Georgia!
Welcome to Singapore...
No choise. We are tiny. If car is cheap we will like bangkok. Traffic jam the whole day.
Yes, we have much less road space in Singapore. To avoid crazy jams, the government discourage car ownership (by imposing crazy high) taxes on cars)
I don't drive but I still enjoy this vlog! Also, I'm impressed how Justin can talk and drive at the same time cuz my husband absolutely cannnot do that! He has to have full concentration when he's driving hehe. Thanks Justin! :)
For an experienced driver, talking and driving is like talking and walking. As long as the content of the conversation doesn't require precision, both actions are based on instinct. Sometimes, i explain financial decisions to take to my mom while driving. However, i never use my phone for anything other than navigation and music while driving. I recognize that no level of driving skill can make up for not looking at the road.
Because cars are so expensive in Singapore that he wouldn’t want to risk it thus the full concentration. 😬
The thing I like about driving in Singapore is the in-vehicle unit. It saves so much time when u exit the carpark. Just slot in the cashcard and exit, that’s it! No queuing to pay at the parking machine, how convenient!
I still find it fascinating and weird to have that little right-turn pocket at the cross junction even though I have been driving in sg for so long. I do agree on the ethic of most drivers in sg, I would turn on my signal just to get them to speed up before I switch lane, that’s what it’s for haha
thats why when i want to change lane, i immediately check to see if there's enough space. I proceed to then speed up, then change lane. Their reaction when they can't deny me is hilarious.
To give u some context, if u buy a Toyota Prius here in Singapore, with that same amount of money u could buy a BMW 7 Series with £20 000 to spare in the UK. That's how expensive cars are in Singapore
Try to signal early (300m to 600m) before turning/changing lanes, most Singapore drivers would give way.
This is a great video. Really informative. Thanks for showing our Singapore. I wanted to do something similar too this weekend, but maybe on Live mode.
Love you guys! Love the videos! Georgia, your skin is TDF, perhaps a video on your skincare routine? and products you like? xx
What driving in Singapore is like? It's not necessary. It's really just for the smallest of convenience. You have kids? Take a cab. You're going somewhere secluded? Take the train to the nearest train station then take a cab. You need to get out of the secluded area? Book a cab beforehand. The convenience owning a car offers is extremely minimal.
I've actually done the math and it actually makes more financial sense to take a cab/grab/renting occasionally than owning a car in Singapore 😂
This is enjoyable and at the same time informative
Isa Kuhadad ah glad you enjoyed it!☺️
Well done. I cannot believe that the Christmas decorations are already up on Orchard Road! When my wife was a teacher in Singapore she would drive he fathers car. She has told me that if we move from the states to Singapore she most not likely want to drive anymore.
The new parks in NZ have the red and green lights for carparks. Also, the new carparks are now scan your number plate and when you exit it deducts feom.your credit or debit card.
shiok ah sunday no need stress about driving on bus lane
The parking situation has improved quite a bit in the UK. Instead of paying by phones most places you can pay by phone or on an app now. The paid shopping centres now also have automatic payments that read your number plate and charge your card.
ERP = congestion charge. I guess the one brilliant thing about ERP is that since all cars have to have the in-vehicle unit, virtually all car parks use the same system and it makes it SO easy to park.
I personally haven't noticed people not giving way, I think if you give your sign out early people will give way - at least I would ! You should also mention how drivers respect pedestrians a lot here. My Korean friend said that she feels so much safer on the roads here than when she was in Korea .
ERP official name is Electronic Road Pricing, but the unofficial name called by the driver is Every Road Pay
Everyday Robbing People
@@whereiskenneth how to rob those not using car? So Hon Sang Ng one is more accurate.
ERP was the inspiration for London’s congestion charging...
Omg this is so true there are quite a lot of road rage and all :(
The troublesome problem is finding carparks spaces in weekend and when singaporean drive we lost patience. Haha 😂 top tip to change lane in busy road In Sg is hand signal open your window and friendly raise your hand they will let you pass first or put your hand up if you going to the left.
Hi, I see the Christmas lights going up in Orchard, can you do a video of them once their switched on please ?
This is why once I have an opportunity to get in, ill signal for like a second and slide into the gap :3
Hi Guys, Nice to hear your views on "driving in SIN" and comparison between UK and here on driving habits of people .
You forget to talk about when parking, we always have the front of thr cat pointing outwards
Overall , driving in Singapore is better compare to europe and other parts of asia. if u indicated the signal earlier , most cars would slow down expecting u to come into their lanes. Maybe u don't really drive often in singapore. My experience is that As long as u signal, most cars would give way to u . At least for me 8 cars out 10 would give way. Unless they know u are trying to jump queue, for sure no ' giving way'.
L200 yeah? Am driving the same one and i love it
Love the car vlog! Great vid 😊
💯% AGREE to what both of you said...NO NEED to have a CAR as we are living in a Tiny country where travelling from East to West takes roughly 1 to 1 1/2hrs only!...even stuck in jam the travelling time doesn't exceed till 2hrs..Unlike big countries... travelling from 1 state to another state sometimes take 1 day or more to reach. I'll rent a car only when my "craving" to go for a spin comes ...other than that I'll take public transport. Furthermore, I'll rather keep my pocket FAT than FLAT because having to PAY the BANK for Car LOAN EVERY MONTH😁 is totally not worth it...but if I'm a boss having multiple businesses here or have disabled parents then I buy a car.
Speeding up from behind, closing the gap preventing cars in front from changing lanes happens just as much or more in the U.S.
Much Love From Singapore Here😊❤️
Maybe you should mention the new ERP system coming in 2020 using satellite.
Parking using app for those car park without the system like off street parking.
Car wash is Singapore is reasonable. 😊
Saw Justin a few weeks ago at Mandarin Gallery where I work. Haha!
We used to have lots of roundabouts thanks to you guys but the government converted most to signal junctions to save space.
But nobody in Singapore uses their indicators at roundabouts. Very annoying as a pedestrian.
I think its because the government wanted to make everything safer for pedestrians.
Hi,
Great video, are there any bus lanes in there?
Hi Georgia, you guys may have miss out speeding mobile/ installed cameras in difference area in Singapore. Justin mentioned about cars refused to give way to him. I do give ways to cars who had indicated their intentions. Not all Singaporean drivers like those he had mentioned. 😜 Infact there are many drivers who gives way to me too. Next time I will look out for Justine 😂 cheers
I bet UK has camera too. Mobile nor installed.
brother, I teach you lah, if you wind down window put out your hand, plus signal lights, got higher chance.
Yes, we have much less road space in Singapore. To avoid crazy jams, the government discourage car ownership (by imposing crazy high) taxes on cars). Many foreigners might not understand this concept
What's not to understand. It makes perfectly logical sense, and works well.
@@MrBenHaynes I know many foreigners shocked and confused as to why the car prices are so high
I bought a new car here in Aus, my uncle looked up what the same car is in Singapore. Aus: 35k drive away, Sing: 98k drive away. Ridiculous. You'll find that some ppl have property in johor, they then buy cars in Malaysia and drive them over
There is a reason for "owning" a car for just 10 years. But you get to choose a one time renewal for a 5 or 10 year COE, but it will be very expensive to do that.
Now for the reason/s:
1. Generally, when a car get older, more maintnenance require, and obviously consumption of petrol will not be cost effective due to old engine. And chances of an aged car breaking down more often when it is not maintain properly. And it will cause traffic jam when the engine decided to take a day off for that day.
2. Having too many aged or old cars will not look nice on Singapore road. So, with the 10 year life span, you will get to see many new cars on the road, kind of making Singapore looks modern and nice too.
Georgia do another Q&A! I've got questions
It is if people who has dog's/cat's if you had to take it to the vet . Yeah sat was so pack of people as i had to go to a private event in ion nespresso for members only .
While a car is quite needed for families with children, here's a fun acronym.
A car C.R.I.P.P.L.E.S. you
C.O.E.
Road Tax
Insurance
Petrol
Parking
LTA Fines
ERP
Servicing
:'(
Not necessary buy car because have kids...unless the kid/s is/are disabled then might consider getting a car...Let normal kids ENJOY and LEARN to ride public transport. All my kids travelled via public transport when they were younger. Now they've grown up, they still enjoy travelling by public transport... only once a while they rent a car.
The most famous round about is Newton Circus. The British made that.
Accident zone area.
I love your British accent👍👍🤗🤗
I feel your pain about the driver behaviour on SG roads. 😅🤣
Thanks for the Video and tips! I’m planning to go there and rent a vehicle to experience driving on the left side of the road speaking of driving. How about driving at Night in 🇸🇬? How’s the experience driving in the evening there?
Not that I would or you would ever need to, but what is it like for drinking and driving? I rarely see breathe tests going on myself. And also speeding fines etc
Always enjoy your videos :) My OCD self wants to clean that car dash
Omg same I’m so sorry it was filthy 😂
I disagree with the switching of lane part where drivers do not give way. We must know the context of when that usually happen.
Remember, signalling that you want to switch lane doesn't give you the right, it is still their right of way. So, you should either have filtered into that lane long before, or slow down and filter in when the slot is available.
Generally, cars do not give way when they think you are jumping queue. Usually, the turning lane has a long string of slow moving cars whilst the next lane is alot alot faster. If you use the next lane and then try to cut in at the turn, most cars will not give way.
Switching lanes on a straight road isn’t ‘jumping queue’ 😂
@@GeorgiaCaney Usually, you don't have a problem with switching Lane. It is when you are jumping queue even though you might not have the intention to since you are not familiar with the road.
Driving in Singapore is easy, try any other part of Asia
Good introduction from a local
Cars are expensive because when you buy the car at base price, you gotta pay 100%-110% of the base price as tax depending on how big the engine is. On top of that, there is a COE which makes cars in singapore really really expensive. Adding on the dealership fees, insurance, road tax and etc... Really crazy :o
If cars are cheap to owned. Having car also useless. Cos traffic won't even move. Walking probably will be faster than driving. Hahaha
@@Jack-hy2ki hope there is like underground tunnels that can hide roads haha, like what elon musk is doing with his the boring company :p
@@lucaslow7590 i don't know what u are talking about. But I just read an article that Tesla's just killed someone becos he was unable to escape after an accident.
Nice sharing!
Omg when my auntie came to the UK from Singapore she was so freaked out by the amount of roundabouts🤣 bc I swear SG only has one roundabout
U shd be freak out by the no of traffic lights😏
No I think there are at least 3 roundabouts: Suntec, Serangoon Gardens and Newton. As far as I can remember. There maybe more.
@@jameslou4112 Fort Road near Katong Park and Sentosa too
try the stadium road. there are about 3 roundabouts there.
More than 1 lah in sg. Hahaha
4:33 there are alot of expensive cars
What I see, all cars in Singapore are expensive.
Hi Georgia n Justin, you didn’t mention about the price of petrol? What’s you thoughts on that?
make this kind of vlog again please
how can signs be after an exit. I never had that happen to me before? should add those who try to take the full license in singapore is expensive and really hard passing rate
1 more thing, keep a look out for motorcyclists because some motorcyclists may tend to stay in the blindspot
The gantry will be history soon, they soon will have GPRS ERP
Have you tried the mrt
I want to get a diving license how possible Let me know
@justin
Could you give an example of the directions for an exit being situated after it? Knowing the singapore government, whoever built that would be in deep trouble.
Ha! Nowadays it would be explained away as “an honest mistake”...
@@AppleMacGeek
"an honest mistake" is what people in power say to the public cause they know the average person can't do a thing about it even if they recognise it as BS. the government is definitely not going to take it lying down if an agent took the country's money and did a botched job.
@@alvachan88 : Of course! That's why I put "honest mistake" in double quotes. It was meant to be sarcasm. If it was an actual, valid reason, I wouldn't have used double quotes.
@@AppleMacGeek
well, i did understand the double quotes. i was just saying, an agent can't play punk with the government unless they spend lots in lobbying and are already in bed with a few high ranking personnel. very unlikely to happen in sg, so i am really wondering where did justin see an example of such a botched job?
I’m Singaporean and yet I still find the road direction signs are confusing. If u often travel the same road non issue, but if it’s a new road or some viaduct then the multitude of road signs cluster so close to the exit is rather confusing.
So I do agree with Justin, it’s just as good as being after the exit.
what I do is I indicate only 1 second before I switch lane. By the time they react to close the gap, I'd already have 1/2 my car in the next lane.
defeats the purpose of indicating. I wholeheartedly agree, if drivers are going to speed up (to close the gap) when you indicate, then don't indicate to change lanes, just reserve it for turning at intersections!
Oh ya. Bus lane.
N there oso a sign to give way to bus.
It might be cheap to buy a used car however the insurance is a scam especially in london for under 25 !
Tbh, I'm not surprised 😅😂
What driving in SG is like? To me, I love driving....so its kindda "shiok lo"!
I was rather shocked by the lack of traffic. But, I felt drivers minus areas with police were rather aggressive. But, in Japan, 90% of drivers run through crosswalks even with people walking in them... So, it's a tough comparison. I was riding a bus...
Yeah actually that was once shock to me when I first moved here was the drivers driving through zebra crossings when people were still crossing! No chill.😅
there goes my thought that japanse are the most disciplined people
I know it's not auspicious to talk about this, but how are accidents handled when drivers got into one will be helpful.
the drivers involved can choose to settle it privately or by insurance, if privately the damaged vehicle gets sent for repairs and the person responsible for the accident pays for it. For insurance it's a lot more tedious, drivers take photos of the scene, position of the vehicles and damages then make a report. Insurance company will then take over and send an assessor to determine the damages and cover for the cost of repairs (whole process for insurance takes pretty long)
Any chance Jade Seah drives? Would love to watch a video where Justin is in the front passenger while she drives. Will he be judgemental or approving? Sneaky feeling it'll be the latter.
I have drivers in SG.... Bus drivers, taxis drivers, Grab Drivers and Train drivers... Who needs a car, when I have all the drivers.
Funny lah this Simon
@@taylorleena95 really what.... They are all my drivers.... So no need to owned any car in SG.
nearly knock over by you at novena road
How frequent are major traffic jams?
Yea, just crazy amount for a car in Singapore.
Singapore is a 1st world country but our drivers are from 3rd world developing.
Sadly true.
I know of some B roads here that are almost as awesome as the UK. Hit me up.
Don’t forget you need the COE (Cerificate Of Entitlement)
Is that a Mitsubishi Colt?
Well said Jesus !!
ha! nobody own a vehicle in sg , technically you are renting from LTA . btw driving in sg is systematic , try driving in neighbour countries and see the difference
you forgot the parking app!
"We drive on the same side of the road..."
Correction: We drive on the left side of the road, and that's the right side... =D
Let me explain our singaporean mentality about signalling and moving to the next lane.
1) Firstly, ALL singaporean planned their time "JUST IN TIME", so they are always rushing around to places in a hurry, every cars that cut in slows them down by a few seconds. (LOL but it's true)
2) Next, the driver sees that you want to CUT in, well, you know singaporean love to queue, so it feels like you are cutting queue. Another stupid reasoning IMHO, but it's a singaporean thing, especially those big cars with RICH people thinking their time is worth more than others.
3) Another reasoning in their head is, well, the cars behind can always give in to you, I will drive faster past you and you can filter into my back.
4) You are driving a smaller car, you will slow me down if you go in front of me, better you stay behind me while I rush off.
I think the main culprit has got to do with the lack of buffer TIME singaporean gives for them to reach the destination. And the worst of them are TAXI drivers who are so used to driving everyday, they just naturally becomes road bully (especially those below 40 years old driver)
My only suggestion, go to the lane way in advance, don't signal TOO early, drive as per usual, and when you see an opening, signal and cut in within a 2-3 seconds. Because if you signal and don't filter in for too long (about 4 to 6 seconds) the driver behind you will assume you are waiting for him to drive past you before you filter in, so naturally he will speed up. Otherwise enjoy your driving during off peak hour, the road is way better maintained than our neighbouring countries.
Just want to say that if your car costs you an arm and a leg, and your house costs the rest of your body, then just owning a house and a car in singapore will put you in the top 10% of the world financially. Easily.
Also, considering the right to own 1 car per 10 years costs roughly 50 grand, you would think to splurge on that car, which is why there are so many "expensive" cars on the road. Honestly, the cheaper cars are the worse bang for your buck since the piece of paper youre buying is probably more expensive than the car itself.
Parking in singapore is cheap?! Try parking in ion orchard or airport for a few hrs... how is it cheap?!
Comparing to some major cities, its consider cheap.
Tricia Lee if ur singaporean u would be smart enough not to park at tourist traps
There’s car parks in Sydney that are $50 an hour. Singapore is definitely cheap for parking for the size / standard of the city
Australia cheapest I found is $4 per hour.
Singapore driver is fast and furious..
I like how disgusted you are with paying by coins and notes for car parking. hahaha! I am so used to getting a paper ticket from the barrier machine and paying by coins that I've forgotten how convenient it is to pay using the cashcard system in Singapore. :D
Haha I bloody hate it!!😝 Seems so outdated nowadays
Im at paris ria
Most places in London use card/contactless payment or pay online or app for parking. Haven’t used coins in years😀
Aww it’s too bad you didn’t mention anything about petrol prices here. Wonder if it’s any different from the uk.
Justin said it’s about half the price here :)
UK has oil. Country with oil their petrol price definitely lower.
Petrol in Europe in general is high compared to Singapore
@@akmorf6609 u looking at the price 1:1 or u converted SGD to Euro?
Cost varies but it’s under S$3 per liter. In America, fuel prices are under S$1 per liter and that’s already on the high side!!!
I think u forgot to mention fuel prices compare it to the U.K...
UK has oil. Country with oil definitely cheaper.
I went middle east their petrol only $0.50SGD per litre.
@@Jack-hy2ki You dont know what u talking about, sorry.Whats middle east got to do with Europe?
@@akmorf6609 I'm trying to say country with oil their fuel price is cheap. I was using middle east as example.
If cars were cheap, everyone would own one and traffic in the whole country would forever be at a standstill...
Then covid hit! So i avoid public transport now!