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  1. Joint economic zone between Singapore and Malaysia requires improved cross-border connectivity.
  2. Kulai is identified as part of the Johor-Singapore Special Economic Zone, while Sibu and JB face local transport challenges.

Operational bodies are monitoring cross-border travel to destinations including Kulai and regulating cross-border ride-hailing services within Singapore.

3 reports, 1 independent Updated Oct 23
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Operational bodies are monitoring cross-border travel to destinations including Kulai and regulating cross-border ride-hailing services within Singapore.

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  1. LTA expanded its cross-border travel regulations to include Forest City and Johor Bahru.1 source
  2. LTA monitors illegal cross-border services to Senai and recommends Grab for licensed services.1 source
  3. Operational monitoring of cross-border travel through Kulai and regulation of ride-hailing services in Singapore.1 source

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