19 drivers nabbed over illegal ride-hailing services in Singapore and across border with Malaysia


This is the first time the LTA and ICA conducted such an operation at a land checkpoint. - Photo: LTA/Facebook

SINGAPORE: Some 19 drivers were caught offering illegal ride-hailing services within Singapore and across the border with Malaysia on Tuesday (Aug 5).

They were nabbed after a combined operation by the Land Transport Authority (LTA) and the Immigration and Checkpoints Authority that targeted such activities at a land checkpoint, and through LTA’s patrols at Gardens by the Bay and Changi Airport.

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