Singapore legislation
Regulation 3
of Road Traffic (Collection of Reciprocal Road Charge at Woodlands and Tuas Checkpoints) Rules 2017
Regulation 3
Reciprocal road charge for relevant vehicle entering Singapore
Subregulation 1
A reciprocal road charge of $6.40 is payable in relation to a relevant vehicle on every occasion that the vehicle is driven into Singapore by a driver using any checkpoint.
Subregulation 2
The reciprocal road charge is to be paid at the Immigration Checkpoint at Woodlands or the Immigration Checkpoint at Tuas, before the driver of the relevant vehicle leaves Singapore using the Johore Bahru — Woodlands Causeway or the Second Crossing, respectively.
Subregulation 3
Despite paragraph (1), an authorised officer may allow the driver of a relevant vehicle to use any checkpoint to leave Singapore, without payment of any reciprocal road charge —
as directed, generally or specially, by the Minister; or
where the authorised officer considers it expedient to do so because of extreme weather conditions or other emergency.