E-bikes, which are powered by electricity, have to be registered with LTA. Last week, a retailer was fined S$7,000 (US$5,185) for selling an illegally modified e-bike and a non-compliant battery.
During the initial phase, they will operate with bus captains on board as safety operators. Read more at straitstimes.com.
SINGAPORE – The Housing Board is in the process of handing over the long-delayed Woodleigh bus interchange to the Land ...
Retailer-related offences involving power-assisted bicycles (PABs) or e-bikes fell by more than three times last year. This ...
One-north has been a testbed for an existing autonomous vehicle (AV) since 2019. Singapore will trial self-driving public ...
LTA Chief Executive Irimaia Rokosawa stresses that these efforts are aimed at improving efficiency and ensuring better ...
The Manila Times on MSN2d
Singapore to trial self-driving public buses from mid-2026Self-driving public buses will start plying routes across parts of Singapore from mid-2026 in a pilot test for their mass ...
The Manila Times on MSN2d
Singapore eyes trying out self-driving public busesSelf-driving public buses will start plying routes across parts of Singapore from mid-2026 in a pilot test for their mass ...
Teen motorcyclist involved in LTA officer's fatal crash gets jail and driving ban More bus services, up to 80% off fares: LTA expands peak-hour crowd management scheme for north-east commuters ...
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