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[ Version Generated for Printing on 25-Jan-2005 10:14 AM ] WHO Region: WPRO / Singapore Speed Legislation Submitted to GSRRS 2008 [ Version generated for printing on 25-Jan-2005 10:14 AM ] Front Page [ Jump to: Front Page / Arrangement of Provisions / Actual Provisions ] ROAD TRAFFIC ACT (CHAPTER 276, SECTION 63 (2)) RESTRICTION OF SPEED (ROADS) NOTIFICATION History G.N. NO. S -> 1990 -> N6 411/91 REVISEDEDITION 1999 REVISED EDITION [21st September 1991] Arrangement of Provisions [ Jump to: Front Page / Arrangement of Provisions / Actual Provisions] 1 Citation 2 Speed limits on roads 3 Application to certain vehicles FIRST SCHEDULE SECOND SCHEDULE THIRD SCHEDULE FOURTH SCHEDULE FIFTH SCHEDULE Actual Provisions [ Jump to: Front Page / Arrangement of Provisions / Actual Provisions ] ROAD TRAFFIC ACT (CHAPTER 276, SECTION 63 (2)) RESTRICTION OF SPEED (ROADS) NOTIFICATION [21st September 1991] Extracted from Restriction of Speed Notification, 21st september, 1991. Last Updated: February 2010 WHO Region: WPRO / Singapore Speed Legislation Submitted to GSRRS 2008 Citation 1. This Notification may be cited as the Restriction of Speed (Roads) Notification. Speed limits on roads 2. The speed of all motor vehicles travelling along any road shall not exceed — (a) in the case of the roads or parts thereof set out in the First, Second, Third, Fourth and Fifth Schedules, the speed specified in those Schedules; and (b) in any other case, 50 kilometres per hour. Application to certain vehicles 3. This Notification shall not apply to — (a) any fire engine used for the purpose of extinguishing fires, of preserving life and property in case of fire or of aiding or rescuing persons in danger, or in case of an accident; (b) any ambulance used for the purpose of aiding or rescuing persons in danger, or in case of an accident; or (c) any motor vehicle owned by the Government and used by the Singapore Police Force or the Singapore Civil Defence Force for the purpose of executing the functions of the Singapore Police Force or the Singapore Civil Defence Force, as the case may be, if compliance with this Notification is likely to hinder the use of the fire engine, ambulance or vehicle for the purpose for which it is being used. FIRST SCHEDULE 40 KILOMETRES PER HOUR PART 1 Andover Road. Andrew Road. Arrival Crescent. Bah Soon Pah Road. Basement Drive. Bays Water Road. Belmont Road. Biggin Hill Road. Boh Sua Tian Road. Bukit Arang Road. Bukit Ayam Road. Bukit Chermin Road. Camden Park. Catterick Road. Chestnut Drive. Chai Chee Street. College Road. Cornwall Gardens. Coronation Drive. Cranwell Road. Extracted from Restriction of Speed Notification, 21st september, 1991. Last Updated: February 2010 WHO Region: WPRO / Singapore Speed Legislation Submitted to GSRRS 2008 Departure Crescent. Edgware Road. Fairy Point Hill. Farnborough Road. Fernhill Road. Florence Road. Ford Avenue. Fourth Avenue. Gentle Road. Gosport Road. Halton Road. Hay Market. Hendon Road. Hillview Road. Hyde Park Gate. Jalan Binchang. Jalan Chegar. Jalan Chempah. Jalan Darat Nanas. Jalan Eunos. Jalan Girang. Jalan Haji Alias. Jalan Hari Raya. Jalan Hock Chye. Jalan Hwi Yoh. Jalan Isnin. Jalan Khamis. Jalan Kuak. Jalan Lateh. Jalan Lim Tai See. Jalan Mariam. Jalan Mashhor. Jalan Masjid. Jalan Mayaanam. Jalan Minggu. Jalan Naung. Jalan Pacheli. Jalan Payoh Lai. Jalan Pelatina. Jalan Pemimpin. Jalan Piala. Jalan Rabu. Jalan Ria. Jalan Riang. Jalan Seranggong Kechil. Jalan Sukachita. Extracted from Restriction of Speed Notification, 21st september, 1991. Last Updated: February 2010 WHO Region: WPRO / Singapore Speed Legislation Submitted to GSRRS 2008 Jalan Tan Tock Seng. Jalan Teliti. Jalan Tiga Ratus. Jalan Tua Kong. Jalan Ulu Seletar. Jalan Wakaff. Joan Road. John Road. Kheam Hock Road. King’s Road. Kingsmead Road. Koh Sek Lim Road. Koon Seng Road. Kranji Road. Leedon Road. Leuchars Road. Li Hwan Close. Li Hwan Drive. Li Hwan Place. Li Hwan Terrace. Li Hwan View. Li Hwan Walk. Lorong Biawak. Lorong 110 Changi. Lorong G Telok Kurau. Lorong H Telok Kurau. Lorong Kebasi. Lorong Kinchir. Lorong Lentor. Lorong Selangat. Maida Vale. Margaret Drive. May Road. McNair Road. Merryn Road. Mornington Crescent. Mount Faber Road. Mount Pleasant Road. Mount Sinai Avenue. Mount Sinai Road. Mugliston Park. Namly Avenue. Namly Close. Namly Crescent. Namly Drive. Namly Garden. Extracted from Restriction of Speed Notification, 21st september, 1991. Last Updated: February 2010 WHO Region: WPRO / Singapore Speed Legislation Submitted to GSRRS 2008 Namly Grove. Namly Hill. Namly Place. Namly Rise. Namly View. Nee Soon Road. Neram Road. Netheravon Road. Nim Road. Olive Road. One Tree Hill. Onraet Road. Oxford Street. Passenger Crescent. Pearl’s Hill Terrace. Portsdown Road. Queen Astrid Park. Rebecca Road. Regent Street. Rochester Park. Saraca Road. Sealand Road. Sembawang Hills Drive. Sime Road. Sommerville Road. Sommerville Walk. St. Patrick’s Road. Stagmont Ring. Stephen Lee Road. Swiss Club Road. Tai Hwan Avenue. Tai Hwan Close. Tai Hwan Grove. Tai Hwan Heights. Tai Hwan Lane. Tai Hwan Place. Tai Hwan Terrace. Tai Hwan Walk. Taman Permata. Tanah Merah Kechil Road. Terminal Link East. Terminal Link West. Towner Road. Track 4, Choa Chu Kang Road. Track 14, Yio Chu Kang Road. Turnhouse Road. Extracted from Restriction of Speed Notification, 21st september, 1991. Last Updated: February 2010 WHO Region: WPRO / Singapore Speed Legislation Submitted to GSRRS 2008 Upavon Road. Upper Wilkie Road. Vaughan Road. Victoria Park Road. Warwick Road. Wong Chin Yoke Road. Wolskel Road. Zehnder Road. Coronation Road West — between its junction with Holland Road and a point 1.5 metres east of its junction with Astrid Hill. The Terminal Road of the Paya Lebar Airport. Lorong Buang Kok — that part of Lorong Buang Kok between Jalan Woodbridge and Buang Kok North Farmway 1 and that part of Lorong Buang Kok between Buang Kok South Farmway 1 and Punggol Road. Mandai Lake Road — between the Zoological Gardens and a point 18 metres east of Lamp Post No. 32. South Buona Vista Road — that part of South Buona Vista Road between Pasir Panjang Road and Kent Ridge Road. Unnamed road between Old Upper Thomson Road and the extremity of Upper Pierce Reservoir Park. Roads within the precincts of Ngee Ann Polytechnic. Roads within the Police Task Force Cantonment, Queensway. Roads within the precincts of the Institute of Education (Bukit Timah Campus). Roads within the precincts of the National University of Singapore (Kent Ridge Campus). Roads within the precincts of the Nanyang Technological University (Jurong Campus). PART 2 Alexandra Park Berkshire Road. Bury Road. Canterbury Road. Cornwall Road. Hyderabad Road. Royal Road. Russels Road. Winchester Road. York Road. PART 3 Alexandra Road North Housing Estate Alexandra Close. Prince Charles Crescent. Prince Charles Square. Prince Philip Avenue. Extracted from Restriction of Speed Notification, 21st september, 1991. Last Updated: February 2010 WHO Region: WPRO / Singapore Speed Legislation Submitted to GSRRS 2008 Princess Ann Close. PART 4 Bamboo Grove Park Housing Estate Chu Lin Road. Chu Yen Street. Hillview Avenue. Jalan Dermawan. Jalan Gumilang. Jalan Remaja. PART 5 Ban Guan Park Housing Estate Greenleaf Avenue. Greenleaf Drive. Greenleaf Grove. Greenleaf Lane. Greenleaf Place. Greenleaf Rise. Greenleaf Road. Greenleaf View. Greenleaf Walk. Maryland Drive. PART 6 Binjai Park Housing Estate Bee San Avenue. Binjai Hill. Binjai Park. Binjai Rise. Binjai Walk. Bukit Ayer Molek. Din Pang Avenue. Hua Guan Avenue. Hua Guan Crescent. Jalan Jambu Ayer. Jalan Jambu Batu. Jalan Jambu Mawar. Jalan Kampong Chantek. Lorong Temechut. Sian Tuan Avenue. Stone Avenue. Extracted from Restriction of Speed Notification, 21st september, 1991. Last Updated: February 2010 WHO Region: WPRO / Singapore Speed Legislation Submitted to GSRRS 2008 PART 7 Braddell Heights Housing Estate Chiltern Drive. Clifton Vale. Cotswold Close. Dunsfold Drive. Lynwood Grove. MacKerrow Road. Matlock Rise. Melrose Drive. Muswell Hill. Sundridge Park Road. PART 8 Capitol Park Housing Estate Chee Hoon Avenue. Jalan Adat. Jalan Asuhan. Jalan Bahasa. Jalan Ilmu. Jalan Sejarah. Jalan Seni. Jalan Unggas. Leyden Hill. Ross Avenue. University Road. PART 9 Charlton Park Housing Estate Aroozoo Avenue. Charlton Lane. Charlton Road. Jalan Geneng. Jalan Lepas. Jalan Matsuli. Jalan Pelikat. Jalan Samarinda. Jalan Songket. Jalan Tenon. Surin Avenue. Surin Lane. Surin Road. Extracted from Restriction of Speed Notification, 21st september, 1991. Last Updated: February 2010 WHO Region: WPRO / Singapore Speed Legislation Submitted to GSRRS 2008 PART 10 Chip Bee Housing Estate Jalan Hitam Manis. Jalan Kelabu Asap. Jalan Kuning. Jalan Merah Saga. Jalan Puteh Jerneh. Jalan Rumia. Taman Warna. PART 11 Depot Road Estate Lock Road. Malan Road. Preston Road. PART 12 Faber Hills Estate Faber Avenue. Faber Crescent. Faber Drive. Faber Green. Faber Grove. Faber Heights. Faber Park. Faber Terrace. Faber Walk. PART 13 Frankel Housing Estate Bowmont Gardens. Burnfoot Terrace. Carlton Avenue. Cheviot Hill. Coldstream Avenue. Dryburgh Avenue. Dunbar Walk. Ettrick Terrace. Frankel Close. Frankel Drive. Frankel Place. Frankel Street. Extracted from Restriction of Speed Notification, 21st september, 1991. Last Updated: February 2010 WHO Region: WPRO / Singapore Speed Legislation Submitted to GSRRS 2008 Frankel Terrace. Frankel Walk. Greenfield Drive. Hartley Grove. Jedburgh Gardens. La Salle Street. Lothian Terrace. Roseburn Avenue. Siglap Avenue. Siglap Avenue South. Siglap Bank. Siglap Drive. Siglap Hill. Siglap Plain.
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