Image Credit: Frekhtman & Associates Not all roads are made equal. Whilst some are a breeze to drive on, others are… not so straightforward, to say the least. Whether it’s due to elevation changes, site barricades or devilish bends, accidents do tend to favour...

Image Credit: Siti Rahmanah | UnsplashIf you don’t already know, the COE bidding exercise in Singapore happens twice a month. It always starts on a Monday at noon, and ends that same week on a Wednesday, at 4pm sharp. To find out when each COE bidding exercise will...

Image Credit: Vulcan Post Whether you’re a driver or someone who hails taxis regularly, you’ll know that one of the most dreaded experiences of being a motorist in Singapore is (drum roll): ERP (Electronic Road Pricing). Yay. The ERP system was implemented by the Land...

Image Credit: John Matchuk | Unsplash We understand how expensive it is to own a car in Singapore. With hiking petrol prices, ever-increasing COE and ERP rates, and increasing car insurance premiums, there’s just not many ways to cut back on what it takes to maintain...

Image Credit: Nicolai | Unsplash Our government has been doing a stellar job with Covid vaccinations, and this gives us plenty of hope for our country’s emerging future. If you’ve completed your doses, we folks at Brze would like to give you a pat on the back...

Image Credit: Handy Wicakson | Unsplash So, you’ve just got your license and are bloody damn excited to drive on the road. Hey, hey, hey. Hold your horses first. In Singapore, the roads aren’t as forgiving as those in BBDC. People don’t cross the roads on traffic...

PV Magazine Minister for Transport Ong Ye Kung has declared that Singapore will strive to make every HDB town EV-ready by 2030, and while that is great news for the thousand-odd electronic car owners in Singapore today, not all HDB or condominium car parks are...