The maximum jail term for offenders convicted of dangerous driving causing grievous hurt will be increased, if amendments to Singapore's traffic laws are passed.
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The maximum jail term for offenders convicted of dangerous driving causing grievous hurt will be increased, if amendments to Singapore's traffic laws are passed.
A man taking a breath test using the new handheld breath evidential analyser being trialled by the traffic police during an enforcement operation against drink driving, along Upper Cross Street near Chinatown on Sep 20, 2025. (Photo: CNA/Tan Wen Lin)
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