NEW SG ROAD LAW — holding your phone while driving: up to S$1,000 fine or 6 months' jail · Mount it. Drive hands-free · Free SG delivery
CARPARTSG · SINGAPORE · CAR ACCESSORIES
Eyes on
the road.
Singapore's new road law is here — just holding your phone while driving can now cost you up to S$1,000, or 6 months in jail. Lock it to the dash instead. Suction on, snap, drive.
Road Traffic (Miscellaneous Amendments) Bill, first reading in Parliament 7 July 2026.
Watch it work.
Real windscreen, real drive. Twist the base on, the phone snaps up, nav sits at eye level. It even grips the outside of the car.
Twist. Lock.
Done.
A suction base with a twist-lock collar. Press it on any smooth surface, twist the knurled ring, and it's locked. No adhesive, no sticky pads, no residue — move it between cars in seconds.
Snap on.
Snap off.
MagSafe-ready. Your phone clicks onto the ring one-handed — no clamps, no cradles, no fiddling at the lights. Metal ring included for any other phone.
Mounts
anywhere.
Dashboard, windscreen, centre console, beside the rear-view mirror — anywhere smooth. Low profile, folds flat, disappears when you don't need it.
Grips like it's
welded.
Speed bumps, hard braking, ERP gantry panic — the phone stays put. The suction holds so hard we stuck it to the outside of a car and poured water over it.
One for you.
A few for the crew.
Every driver you know is one traffic stop away from a very bad day. Stock up — the bundle maths does the talking.
Stuck to the outside.
Hosed down. Still there.
If it grips wet exterior paint, your dashboard is a holiday.
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