ICA Adds Traffic Cones to Increase Lane Visibility After Woodlands Checkpoint Accident

ICA adds traffic cones to increase lane visibility after Woodlands Checkpoint accident

This is part of stepped up safety measures at the checkpoint after an accident on May 24.

More safety protocols for set-up of peak-hour operations at Woodlands Checkpoint after accident

The changing of the flow of traffic at the departure lane during peak periods was paused after an accident. Read more at straitstimes.com.

ICA Implements Enhanced Safety Measures at Woodlands Checkpoint after 24 May Head-on Collision

The Immigration and Checkpoints Authority (ICA) has implemented additional safety measures for contraflow operations at Woodlands Checkpoint following a head-on collision that occurred on 24 May 2025. A Singapore-registered car heading towards Malaysia collided with a Malaysia-registered bus approaching Singapore along the Causeway at about 5:30am. The car driver and his three passengers were taken conscious to the hospital. The accident happene…

Cones with reflective discs: More safety measures during peak hour at Woodlands Checkpoint after accident

As vehicles on the departure lane on the Causeway came to a halt on Friday (May 30) 4pm, six officers from the Immigration and Checkpoints Authority (ICA) got to work. Like clockwork, they unloaded several water-filled barriers and safety cones from a van in the sweltering heat, before placing them along the lane markers. When traffic at the departure lanes...