Heavy traffic towards Malaysia at Woodlands, Tuas checkpoints ahead of Good Friday long weekend

ICA advises travellers to check traffic conditions before embarking on their journey. Read more at straitstimes.com.

SINGAPORE - Motorists driving into Malaysia on Thursday faced traffic snarls ahead of the Good Friday long weekend, leading to travel delays similar to those seen in recent weeks.

In a Facebook post on Thursday, ICA said: “Delays are expected and travellers are advised to check traffic conditions before embarking on their journey.” Checks on travelling time using the Beat The Jam app showed that travellers heading to Johor at the Causeway can expect to take between four hours and six hours to get into Malaysia. At Tuas, the crossing is likely to take between three hours and five hours.

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