Daily Briefing: Singaporeans start to get the "wheelies"; Man sentenced to 5 weeks' jail for spitting

And here's what 8 in 10 married Singaporeans prioritize.

Check out this new personal transportation device that's recently rolled into Singapore in this video.
The man at the centre of the Woodlands Bus Interchange spitting incident last year was sentenced to five weeks in jail and slapped an $800 fine, but he was wiping away grateful tears as he was led out of court handcuffed. Read more here.
A recent survey, which involved 2,000 participants, has shown that 8 out of 10 Singaporeans say being a “good spouse” is one of their top priorities. Know more here.

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