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Our Mission and Vision The mission of the SPF is to prevent, deter and detect crime to ensure the safety and security of Singapore. e-Services Access SPF e-Services to lodge a lost property report, a traffic accident report or a police report that does not require immediate police action.
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Traffic Police is located at: 10, Ubi Avenue 3, Singapore 408865. Contact Number & Email. There are various channels to reach Traffic Police for various services. Below are the common Traffic Police-related services:
IMPORTANT NOTICE. This e-Service only reflects records of outstanding traffic summonses issued by the Traffic Police. If you have an existing case which is still being investigated, the record will not be shown here. INTRODUCTION. You can check the status of traffic offences. WHAT YOU NEED. Singpass.
TRAFFIC POLICE. Address : 10 Ubi Avenue 3 Singapore 408865. View agency's location map . Tel. 65470000. Fax. 65474900. Commander Traffic Police. SAC TAN Sin Heng Daniel. 65476100. Daniel_TAN@spf.gov.sg. Deputy Commander Traffic Police. DAC Lionel Bok Kah Whye. 65474889.
Providing false information to the Police is an offence under the Penal Code 1871. INTRODUCTION. All appeals are to be submitted to the Traffic Police via this e-service portal. The Traffic Police will not entertain walk- in appeals or appeals through email or post.
This report is for lodging of traffic accidents. If you wish to report a crime, please lodge a Police Report. Please view the Frequently Answered Questions (FAQ) to find out whether you need to lodge a report for the accident you were involved in.
Learn more about common vehicle-related offences in Singapore to avoid committing them. If you receive a notice for an offence, please refer below for the list of digital services which you may require. For notices from HDB, the Traffic Police, or URA, please visit their respective websites.
Feb 12, 2020 · Here is the full list of traffic offences that carry demerit points and composition fines in Singapore. Known as the Driver Improvement Points System (DIPS), it was implemented by the Traffic Police in 1983.
Apr 23, 2024 · SINGAPORE - Come May 13, walk-ins will not be accepted for some traffic-related services, and appointments for these will have to be booked online instead. In a statement on April 22, the...
