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He said the Land Transport Authority has drawn yellow box markings and expanded a bus bay to keep junctions clear and improve traffic flow along the main road.<\/span><\/p>\n LTA was also arranging for auxiliary police officers to be deployed to help with traffic flow.<\/span><\/p>\n Another MP for the constituency, Ms Diana Pang, also said she has received feedback about the traffic congestion. She urged road users to keep to traffic regulations and exercise patience.<\/span><\/p>\n Petrol prices in Singapore have shot higher following the conflict in the Middle East, with pre-discount prices rising nearly 60 cents per litre, according to data compiled by Motorist SG.<\/p>\n A spokesperson told CNA that Shell offers a range of fuel savings and loyalty programmes, including through partnerships with banks, SAFRA and Home Team NS.<\/span><\/p>\n \u201cThese have been in place to provide customers with consistent value regardless of market conditions,\u201d the spokesperson said, adding that programmers are reviewed regularly to ensure they remain relevant.<\/span><\/p>\n CNA has contacted other petrol station operators for comment.<\/span><\/p>\n One driver, Ms Sarah Cheong, said she usually buys petrol from SPC, but read news reports about Cnergy\u2019s lower prices.<\/span><\/p>\n She happened to be near the Toh Tuck outlet for work and found that the queue was not too long around lunchtime.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n \u201cIf it was too long, I would probably have given up,\u201d she said.<\/span><\/p>\n She paid S$97.37 for close to 40 litres of petrol, which would have cost around S$108 at SPC.<\/span><\/p>\n Before the conflict in the Middle East happened, she said fuel prices were manageable and she did not consider switching to Cnergy.<\/span><\/p>\nEVERY DOLLAR COUNTS<\/h2>\n