#ICYMI We’ve been converting footpaths that are adjacent to cycling paths to Pedestrian-Only Paths to improve path safety for vulnerable pedestrians such as seniors and children.
Since August 2024, our #AMEOs and Active Mobility Community Ambassadors volunteers have been engaging and educating active mobility users on the correct path to use and other safety guidelines.
⚠️ Only pedestrians and Personal Mobility Aid (PMA) users within their speed limit are allowed on Pedestrian-Only Paths.
⚠️ While walking is allowed on cycling paths, pedestrians are encouraged to use Pedestrian-Only Paths for safety.
⚠️ Path users moving at higher speeds on cycling paths should always look out for pedestrians and more vulnerable users.
🚨 From 1 July 2025, those found riding on Pedestrian-Only Paths may face penalties of up to $2,000 and/or 3 months’ imprisonment for first-time offenders.
Since August 2024, our #AMEOs and Active Mobility Community Ambassadors volunteers have been engaging and educating active mobility users on the correct path to use and other safety guidelines.
⚠️ Only pedestrians and Personal Mobility Aid (PMA) users within their speed limit are allowed on Pedestrian-Only Paths.
⚠️ While walking is allowed on cycling paths, pedestrians are encouraged to use Pedestrian-Only Paths for safety.
⚠️ Path users moving at higher speeds on cycling paths should always look out for pedestrians and more vulnerable users.
🚨 From 1 July 2025, those found riding on Pedestrian-Only Paths may face penalties of up to $2,000 and/or 3 months’ imprisonment for first-time offenders.
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🚨In the last 2 months, we conducted several targeted enforcement operations against illegal vehicle modifications island-wide.
141 vehicles were booked for various vehicle modification offences such as
🚫 Modified Exhausts
🚫 Decorative Lamps
🚫 Improper License Plates
🚫 Overly Tinted Windows
🚘 Those caught with illegal modifications may face fines of up to $5,000, imprisonment of up to 3 months, or both.
Penalties are doubled for repeat offenders.
LTA will continue to take action against offenders with non-compliant vehicle modifications. For more information on LTA’s regulation on vehicle modification and guidelines, visit: https://go.gov.sg/vehmod
141 vehicles were booked for various vehicle modification offences such as
🚫 Modified Exhausts
🚫 Decorative Lamps
🚫 Improper License Plates
🚫 Overly Tinted Windows
🚘 Those caught with illegal modifications may face fines of up to $5,000, imprisonment of up to 3 months, or both.
Penalties are doubled for repeat offenders.
LTA will continue to take action against offenders with non-compliant vehicle modifications. For more information on LTA’s regulation on vehicle modification and guidelines, visit: https://go.gov.sg/vehmod
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Ever wondered how we build those high covered linkways that shelter you at crossings? 🤔
Watch as Kumaran, our senior engineer, takes you behind the scenes of this complex and round-the-clock construction process. 🏗️👷♂️
#ICYMI Today, we build covered linkways within 400m of all MRT stations, 200m of LRT stations and bus interchanges, and 800m of MRT stations connecting to Friendly Streets.
And will continue to expand this network so that you can enjoy more seamless and sheltered connectivity across Singapore, rain or shine! 🚶♀️✨
#FacesOfLTA #TravelGuardians #GoodnightSingapore
Watch as Kumaran, our senior engineer, takes you behind the scenes of this complex and round-the-clock construction process. 🏗️👷♂️
#ICYMI Today, we build covered linkways within 400m of all MRT stations, 200m of LRT stations and bus interchanges, and 800m of MRT stations connecting to Friendly Streets.
And will continue to expand this network so that you can enjoy more seamless and sheltered connectivity across Singapore, rain or shine! 🚶♀️✨
#FacesOfLTA #TravelGuardians #GoodnightSingapore
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Some of our Travel Guardians are part of 'The Night Watch', patrolling the streets, keeping a keen eye and ear out for illegally modified vehicles. 🚔🌙
Common offences such as modified exhausts, overly tinted windows, and decorative lamps can affect the safety of vehicles' occupants, and other road users.
Beyond their enforcement duties, our officers also educate users on the responsible use of their vehicles to ensure safer roads for everyone. 👮♂️🛣️
#TravelGuardians
#WeKeepYourWorldMoving
Common offences such as modified exhausts, overly tinted windows, and decorative lamps can affect the safety of vehicles' occupants, and other road users.
Beyond their enforcement duties, our officers also educate users on the responsible use of their vehicles to ensure safer roads for everyone. 👮♂️🛣️
#TravelGuardians
#WeKeepYourWorldMoving
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🎉 Construction on the Cross Island Line (#CRL) Phase 2 has commenced! 🚇
Targeted for completion by 2032, #CRL2 will add six new underground stations along a 15-kilometer stretch, enhancing connectivity in Singapore’s western region.
Journey times between western parts of Singapore and other parts of the island will be reduced from over an hour by bus and train today to 30 minutes with #CRL 💫
#Funfact ⬇️ King Albert Park interchange station will be Singapore's deepest station at 50 metres (equivalent to a 16-storey building)! 🏗️
#CRL will be our 8th and longest fully-underground #MRT line (over 50km long when fully completed), and it'll connect existing and future developments in the eastern, western, and north-eastern corridors and link major hubs such as the Jurong Lake District, Punggol Digital District and Changi. The entire #CRL is expected to see a daily ridership of more than 600,000 when it opens in phases from 2030.
#RedefiningJourneys #ThereRailBeMore
Targeted for completion by 2032, #CRL2 will add six new underground stations along a 15-kilometer stretch, enhancing connectivity in Singapore’s western region.
Journey times between western parts of Singapore and other parts of the island will be reduced from over an hour by bus and train today to 30 minutes with #CRL 💫
#Funfact ⬇️ King Albert Park interchange station will be Singapore's deepest station at 50 metres (equivalent to a 16-storey building)! 🏗️
#CRL will be our 8th and longest fully-underground #MRT line (over 50km long when fully completed), and it'll connect existing and future developments in the eastern, western, and north-eastern corridors and link major hubs such as the Jurong Lake District, Punggol Digital District and Changi. The entire #CRL is expected to see a daily ridership of more than 600,000 when it opens in phases from 2030.
#RedefiningJourneys #ThereRailBeMore
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#GoodNews Say hello to more EV chargers installed at non-landed private residences (NLPRs)! 🚗⚡
To date, we’ve co-funded the installation costs of 2,000 EV chargers in 673 NLPRs under the EV Common Charger Grant (ECCG)! 🤩
As announced at #MOTCOS2025, we’ve also extended the ECCG until 31 Dec 2026 to co-fund up to 1,500 more chargers at NLPRs at a lower cap of $3,000 per charger, whichever is earlier.
#PowerEVeryMove
To date, we’ve co-funded the installation costs of 2,000 EV chargers in 673 NLPRs under the EV Common Charger Grant (ECCG)! 🤩
As announced at #MOTCOS2025, we’ve also extended the ECCG until 31 Dec 2026 to co-fund up to 1,500 more chargers at NLPRs at a lower cap of $3,000 per charger, whichever is earlier.
#PowerEVeryMove
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👮 In the last 2 months, our enforcement officers detected 232 active mobility offences and impounded 151 non-compliant devices in various enforcement operations island wide. #UpLorry
Key offences included:
🚫 Using Power-Assisted Bicycles (PABs) with improper or missing registration plates
🚫 Riding or keeping illegally modified PABs
🚫 Riding bicycles without working handbrakes, i.e. fixies
As part of these ops, we also worked with police officers from Marina Bay, Punggol, and Geylang Neighbourhood Police Centres to target large group gatherings of Active Mobility users over the school holidays.
🚨 #Reminder First-time offenders caught using improper or obscured PAB number plates may face fines up to $1,000 and/or 3 months’ jail. Those using non-compliant devices on paths face up to $10,000 fine and/or 6 months jail.
Learn more at ➡️ go.gov.sg/amrules
#RideSafeStaySafe #AMEO
Key offences included:
🚫 Using Power-Assisted Bicycles (PABs) with improper or missing registration plates
🚫 Riding or keeping illegally modified PABs
🚫 Riding bicycles without working handbrakes, i.e. fixies
As part of these ops, we also worked with police officers from Marina Bay, Punggol, and Geylang Neighbourhood Police Centres to target large group gatherings of Active Mobility users over the school holidays.
🚨 #Reminder First-time offenders caught using improper or obscured PAB number plates may face fines up to $1,000 and/or 3 months’ jail. Those using non-compliant devices on paths face up to $10,000 fine and/or 6 months jail.
Learn more at ➡️ go.gov.sg/amrules
#RideSafeStaySafe #AMEO
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👮🏻♂️Acting on tip-offs from the National Private Hire Vehicles Association (NPHVA) and members of public, our enforcement officers booked 22 drivers yesterday (11 July) at Changi Airport and Gardens by the Bay for providing illegal ride-hailing services within Singapore, and to/from Malaysia. Their vehicles were also impounded. 🚗
⚠️ Commuters should avoid using such illegal services. They lack proper insurance and pose safety risks to passengers. They also affect the livelihoods of licensed drivers.
🚨 LTA will continue to take firm action against illegal point-to-point services, including cross-border transport services, which do not have a valid Public Service Vehicle Licence (PSVL).
Offenders may face up to $3,000 fines and/or six months imprisonment. Their vehicles may also be forfeited.
⚠️ Commuters should avoid using such illegal services. They lack proper insurance and pose safety risks to passengers. They also affect the livelihoods of licensed drivers.
🚨 LTA will continue to take firm action against illegal point-to-point services, including cross-border transport services, which do not have a valid Public Service Vehicle Licence (PSVL).
Offenders may face up to $3,000 fines and/or six months imprisonment. Their vehicles may also be forfeited.
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🕚 From 15 June to 30 July 2025, all CCL stations close at 11pm every Sunday to Wednesday.
Here's a #BehindTheScenes look 👀 at what's going on!
Our teams have been working hard every night to facilitate the testing required to ensure compatibility with the CCL Stage 6 (#CCL6), which will open first half of next year #CloseTheCircle
➡️ Further temporary train service adjustments are expected, tentatively from September to December 2025, for CCL6 systems integration testing. We will provide more details later.
Here's a #BehindTheScenes look 👀 at what's going on!
Our teams have been working hard every night to facilitate the testing required to ensure compatibility with the CCL Stage 6 (#CCL6), which will open first half of next year #CloseTheCircle
➡️ Further temporary train service adjustments are expected, tentatively from September to December 2025, for CCL6 systems integration testing. We will provide more details later.
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