apply to cars and motorcycles that have utilised the 10-VEP free days. The toll charges are updated from 1 August 2014. Malaysian toll charges Note: Toll charges can only be paid with the Touch 'n Go card. Cash payment is not accepted. Singapore toll charges Note: Toll charges are only paid through Autopass Card (Malaysian registered vehicles only), EZ-Link, NETS CashCard or NETS FlashPay. An additional administrative fee of S$10 will be payable for cash payments. Additional Road charges For foreign-registered cars and motorcycles entering Singapore Singapore VEP charges for foreign-registered cars and motorcycles Passenger cars: S$35 (or RM112) per day (as of 1 August 2014) Motorcycles: S$4 (or RM13) per day Singapore Reciprocal Road Charge (RRC) for foreign-registered cars Passenger cars only: S$6.40 (or RM112) per entry For foreign-registered vehicles entering Malaysia Malaysia VEP charges for foreign-registered private vehicles RM 20.00 Road Charge ( Motorcycles, Commercial, Government and Diplomat vehicles are exempted) See also AH2 Malaysia–Singapore border Øresund Bridge – between Denmark and Sweden References Others New Ten VEP-Free Days Scheme And Shorter VEP Operating Hours, news release, Land Transport Authority, Singapore, 15 May 2005. Works cited Further reading Ilsa Sharp, (2005), SNP:Editions, The Journey – Singapore's Land Transport Story. External links Google Maps link showing the Causeway, with Johor Bahru at top and Singapore below. The Malaysia–Singapore boundary is located where the road surface changes colour midway. Border crossing - Singapore-Malaysia History of Singapore Immigration Bridges in Singapore Causeways Expressways and highways in Johor Expressways in Singapore International bridges Malaysia–Singapore border crossings North–South Expressway (Malaysia) South Johor Economic Region Woodlands, Singapore Toll bridges in Malaysia Bridges completed in 1924