Motorists can expect smoother traffic flow as new traffic management systems are progressively rolled out across Singapore. The systems will pull data on road conditions from more sources, including flood detection systems, allowing authorities to respond more quickly to incidents such as road collisions. Charlotte Lim reports.
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