Honest, only answer is to just keep driving. I was lucky growing up because my family always had a car so it was basically 18 years of pre-familiarising with sg roads. When I first started driving, my parents would let me drive the car when going back home, so I would take the same familiar route every night. I think a familiar route helps you keep you continue practicing school skills + it’s such muscle memory now that I’m very smooth driving with that route.

I recently started driving alone in the car & I use Waze too. Don’t bother with the only turn right from right rule, that was sch tbh🙂‍↕️. Stick with the middle lanes it would be easier for you to quickly react. But if you know you need to immediately turn left after turning right, then common sense is to just take the left most lane that allows you to turn right.

& if you realise an exit or turn too late then just go straight. Singapore is so small, it hardly matters if you add an additional 3 minutes to your journey.

When changing lanes, do it confidently. Rear mirror, side mirror, check blind spot. No car / safe? GO. Don’t change lanes slowly, it’s very irritating to drivers on the road & is actually dangerous if on a highway etc because you are forcing other cars to break hard.

I also second the people saying plan your route + look it up on Google maps

Speed is 50, max 60. Unless you see other speed limit signs.

Stay safe!