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SG-JB live crossing times, fuel and VEP check alerts, cameras, fuel prices.
By Mei-Lin Chua
Contributing editor, apps and storefronts
BorderDash is a checkpoint app for drivers crossing between Singapore and Johor Bahru. It covers the Woodlands and Tuas checkpoints, so you can compare the two before you set off.
The developer also lists camera views and fuel prices in its summary. The main features are the crossing time estimates and the check alerts that other drivers submit.
The build we hold is BorderDash SG/MY Checkpoint 2.7.2 (APKS split bundle) for Android 7.0 and up.
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The app gives estimated journey times for both checkpoints in each direction. Instead of one total, it splits the trip into three parts: the Singapore checkpoint, the bridge or causeway, and the Malaysia checkpoint. That shows where any delay sits.
The app highlights the faster route automatically, so you can pick between Woodlands and Tuas without working out the comparison yourself.
Fuel check alerts come from drivers who report what they see at each checkpoint. Reports are sorted by Woodlands or Tuas, by left or right lane, and as either check or no check. The developer says the latest status is shown as soon as it is reported. The alerts relate to the 3/4 tank fuel rule.
VEP check alerts cover the Vehicle Entry Permit decals that Malaysian authorities sometimes check on Singapore-registered cars. The app shows community reports for both checkpoints. ICA check alerts show whether ICA officers are checking at the Singapore checkpoint on the return journey.
A typical use is to check the journey times for both checkpoints first, then look at the fuel, VEP and ICA reports for the checkpoint you are likely to use. The two kinds of information sit in the same app, so you do not need to open separate sources.
All check alerts are reports from drivers, so they show what others have submitted rather than official announcements.