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Malaysia's Proton renews old partnership with Mitsubishi
Proton will use Mitsubishi expertise for the advanced technology and designs to remain competitive. -AFP
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Big Three automakers face skeptical Congress in rescue plea
Fate of the Big 3 US automakers remained uncertain even after a request of $34-billion bailout.
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Understanding but no consensus on U.S. auto bailout
Industry chiefs hope to advance their case in a 2nd appearance before lawmakers.
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US senators grill auto CEOs, GM-Chrysler deal eyed
Chief executives of GM and Chrysler LLC would restart merger talks to win the $34bil bailout.
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Shell drops pump prices
Prices for Formula98, Formula92 and diesel dropped by five cents. -AsiaOne
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Car park workers remove wheels to thwart thefts
Removing car wheels to deter thieves targeting Chongqing are commendable.
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Implementation of Free Parking Scheme
Multi-storey carpark at Block 318A Clementi Avenue 4 to have free parking on Sundays and public holidays.
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He threw away three chances to come clean
Man faces $500 fine, 2 weeks jail for 3/4 tank offence
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Video: Auto heads on hot seat, again
Leaders from General Motors, Ford and Chrysler returned to Capitol Hill to face lawmakers skeptical of a $34 billion request for government help. -Reuters
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Owner of abandoned vehicles defiant
Owner of abandoned vehicles flouts the law by treating the housing area as his personal parking space.
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Owners of pre-1995 cars can opt to fit rear seat belts
Older vehicles are exempted from the seat belt ruling and can retrofit their rear seat belts.
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Fare deal for poly students, please
Three fresh petitions launched asking for same public transport privileges as peers in JC and ITE.
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Copycat strikes in Hong Kong?
Hong Kong taxi drivers blocked roads around the airport in the latest series of cabbie complaints across China.
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New complex in Johor Baru set to ease congestion on Causeway
The new complex is expected to cut traffic congestion on the Causeway by more than half.
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Decision soon on fuel price mechanism
Consumers will know if the Government implements a floor price mechanism for petrol and diesel.
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Don't lose focus on new energy
Investment in new energy supplies must go on to manage oil price instability in future.
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Rear-seat dilemma for parents with four children
Parents with 4 children are confused as to how their children can be seated at the back without overloading.
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Video: Auto bailout plan hits $34bil
Executives from the beleaguered U.S. auto industry are driving into the nation's capital with their hands out for $34 billion in government aid. -Reuters
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Smarter way to cross the border
Thai vehicles entering Malaysia from Dec 15 will be required to use a smart card for e-Vis.
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Union stands by automakers
Vow to make tough sacrifices in exchange for S$51.8 billion bailout.
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On MRT to Jurong East? Watch out
Bump on North-South MRT train approaching Jurong East station; LTA to resolve problem by 2012.
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Expect weekend jams
Expect heavy traffic jams at the Causeway, ICA warned. -ST
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Multiple "car" collision
Two buses, two cars - seven injured. The accident happened along Clementi West Avenue this morning. -AsiaOne
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COE prices increase but still weak
Premiums for Category A and E closed at $7,721 amd $7,589 respectively; bidders exceed quotas.
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Ford unveils new reorganization, sees profit in 2011
It would break even or see profits if lawmakers approve US$9b in funding.
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US auto sales collapse amid economic crisis
Sales dropped 34 per cent; every major automaker took a massive hit last month.
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US automakers' desperate bailout plea gaining support
Little choice about helping US automakers - they support one in 10 American jobs.
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Japan gasoline price falls to lowest since June '05
Average pump price of regular gasoline in Japan was S$2.02 per litre on Monday.
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Hyundai, Kia cut overseas output as demand slumps
Japan's Number 2 carmaker Honda Motor Co. reported to be scaling back expansion plans.
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Stricken big 3 unveils plans
3 American automakers unveiled plans to revamp as they begged Congress for loans. -ST
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