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Getting a driver’s licence in Singapore? Should you go to a driving centre or get private lessons?

Here’s a step-by-step guide to taking your driving test and getting your driving licence in Singapore

Here’s a step-by-step guide to taking your driving test and getting your driving licence in Singapore

Thinking about getting your Singapore Class 3/3A driver’s licence? Singapore Police helpfully publishes statistics about the pass-rates for students from the three driving centres (Bukit Batok Driving Centre, ComfortDelGro Driving Centre, Singapore Safety Driving Centre, as well as private instructors).

According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, car accidents are the leading cause of death in children aged between four and eight. Booster seats have been found to play a part in protecting children in this age group from serious injury.

It’s fun to share with friends. Whether it’s sharing a meal or food pictures or relationship status updates on social media. At Budget Direct Insurance we like to give e-shopping vouchers to say THANK YOU for sharing a good deal and referring your friends to us.

You get a $20 e-shopping voucher for every Buddy who buys an annual policy using your referral link. Your buddies will receive up to $50 in e-shopping vouchers when they buy any policy.

When it comes to car seats, there is no excuse for compromising your child’s safety. Find out all you need to know about choosing the most appropriate car seats, boosters and restraints for your little one.

How much does it cost to own an electric car in Singapore? Do the economics of buying and running an electric vehicle here stack up? Find out more

The best electric cars in Singapore. Is it time to come clean and go electric? Save the planet and your cash. Find out more.

Trust the Koreans to bring the drama and excitement from the television screens and into the cars that roll off their production lines. The Hyundai Kona. Should you buy one? Honest car reviews for Singapore motorists.

Put simply, a hybrid car is one that runs on two powertrains, an electric motor and a regular engine. Both work seamlessly in various situations to offer maximum fuel efficiency, hence ‘hybrid’. Awesome!

Hybrid cars are hot. As are crossovers, which are selling like hot cakes, except with a higher price tag! Now, say hello to a new combo – the shapely Kia Niro. So what’s it all about, and should you buy one?

We all know electric cars are the future but we also have valid concerns about reliability, battery lifespan and access to charging points. But one car might just be the nudge we need. Check out the new Renault Zoe.