City PocketCauseway jam, both ways, before you leave
City Pocket shows how bad the Woodlands Causeway and Tuas Second Link are right now, into JB and back to Singapore, and when the queue usually builds up, so you can pick the crossing and the time.
The official LTA cameras at Woodlands and Tuas, updated every minute, all on one screen.
How many minutes more than a clear road the crossing takes right now, and when it was last checked.
Drivers at the checkpoint tap how the jam is. Reports are checked against the phone's location, so only people really there count, and they fade after an hour.
A forecast built from past days of the same kind, adjusted for Singapore and Johor public holidays, long weekends and school breaks.
Today's exchange rate, Malaysian pump prices, tolls on both sides and the Malaysia Road Charge, plus a VEP, Touch 'n Go and three-quarter tank checklist.
Optional notifications when the crossing you use is heavy, so you only open the app when it matters.
Questions
Does City Pocket cover both Woodlands and Tuas?
Yes. You can switch between the Woodlands Causeway and the Tuas Second Link, in both directions: into JB and back to Singapore.
Where do the cameras and drive times come from?
Cameras are LTA's official checkpoint feeds. Drive times come from live traffic data, and driver reports come from City Pocket users who are at the checkpoint.
Is the forecast always right?
No forecast is. It is a pattern from past days of the same kind, adjusted for holidays. Check the cameras and recent reports before you set off.