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Ride into nature, step into history with the opening of Hume station on 28 February 2025, 3pm.
Commuters can look forward to greater connectivity to the Rail Corridor, Bukit Timah Nature Reserve and Former Ford Factory! 🌿🏛️
#DidYouKnow With Hume station, #DTL will have 39 stations in total 🚉, including #DTL3 and #DTL2 extensions, which are set to complete in 2H2026 and 2035 respectively. 🗓️
#ThereRailBeMore #MoveLite
Commuters can look forward to greater connectivity to the Rail Corridor, Bukit Timah Nature Reserve and Former Ford Factory! 🌿🏛️
#DidYouKnow With Hume station, #DTL will have 39 stations in total 🚉, including #DTL3 and #DTL2 extensions, which are set to complete in 2H2026 and 2035 respectively. 🗓️
#ThereRailBeMore #MoveLite
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Today, we caught 4 drivers and impounded their foreign-registered vehicles for providing illegal ride-hailing services within Singapore and to/from Malaysia.
⚠️🚗 #Reminder Avoid using illegal ride-hailing services. Lacking proper licencing and insurance, they pose serious risks to passengers, especially when accidents occur.
We will continue to take action against drivers who provide illegal hire-and-reward services, including cross-border trips without a valid Public Service Vehicle Licence (PSVL).
Offenders face up to $3,000 fine, six months imprisonment, or both. Their vehicles may also be forfeited.
⚠️🚗 #Reminder Avoid using illegal ride-hailing services. Lacking proper licencing and insurance, they pose serious risks to passengers, especially when accidents occur.
We will continue to take action against drivers who provide illegal hire-and-reward services, including cross-border trips without a valid Public Service Vehicle Licence (PSVL).
Offenders face up to $3,000 fine, six months imprisonment, or both. Their vehicles may also be forfeited.
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⚠️ #Reminder Do not excessively tint vehicle windows as it impairs visibility and affects motorists’ safety.
Today, the sole proprietor of a workshop (“Stealth Film Workz Pte Ltd”) was convicted for illegally modifying vehicles to install non-compliant tinted films on windscreens and windows. He was charged under section 5(5) of the Road Traffic Act 1961 for three separate illegal installations between 2023 and 2024.
🚫 Workshops or motorists who illegally modify or use such vehicles can be fined up to $5,000, imprisoned up to 3 months, or both. The penalties for repeat offenders are doubled.
Today, the sole proprietor of a workshop (“Stealth Film Workz Pte Ltd”) was convicted for illegally modifying vehicles to install non-compliant tinted films on windscreens and windows. He was charged under section 5(5) of the Road Traffic Act 1961 for three separate illegal installations between 2023 and 2024.
🚫 Workshops or motorists who illegally modify or use such vehicles can be fined up to $5,000, imprisoned up to 3 months, or both. The penalties for repeat offenders are doubled.
#DidYouKnow Active Mobility Device (AMD) fires increased by 22% last year?🔥
Be device-safe to protect yourself and your loved ones from AMD fires.
❌ Do not tamper with your device’s electrical components or install third party parts, such as an additional battery pack, electrical lighting or other electronic accessories.
❌ Do not attempt to repair a device on your own. Always return faulty devices to the original manufacturer or official retailer for service.
✅ Dispose of your device through NEA-appointed e-waste recyclers if it has non-original parts or has been in long-term storage without use.
Learn more ➡️ go.gov.sg/bedevicesafe
Be device-safe to protect yourself and your loved ones from AMD fires.
❌ Do not tamper with your device’s electrical components or install third party parts, such as an additional battery pack, electrical lighting or other electronic accessories.
❌ Do not attempt to repair a device on your own. Always return faulty devices to the original manufacturer or official retailer for service.
✅ Dispose of your device through NEA-appointed e-waste recyclers if it has non-original parts or has been in long-term storage without use.
Learn more ➡️ go.gov.sg/bedevicesafe
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Following a public tip-off on 3 Feb 2025, our enforcement officers acted swiftly against a group of youths seen riding modified and non-compliant active mobility devices on Punggol roads.
Their ambush operations resulted in four non-compliant devices being impounded. ❌ #UpLorry
In 2024, we detected 132 instances of personal mobility devices (PMDs) being illegally used on roads.
#Reminder AM users should follow prevailing rules and regulations. First-time offenders face fines up to $2,000 and/or three months imprisonment. Non-compliant devices will also be impounded.
⚠️ LTA will continue to take firm action against errant AMD users who ride irresponsibly and endanger others.
🔗 go.gov.sg/amrules for more info.
📢 If you spot errant device users, report it via the MyTransport.SG app or at feedback@lta.gov.sg.
Their ambush operations resulted in four non-compliant devices being impounded. ❌ #UpLorry
In 2024, we detected 132 instances of personal mobility devices (PMDs) being illegally used on roads.
#Reminder AM users should follow prevailing rules and regulations. First-time offenders face fines up to $2,000 and/or three months imprisonment. Non-compliant devices will also be impounded.
⚠️ LTA will continue to take firm action against errant AMD users who ride irresponsibly and endanger others.
🔗 go.gov.sg/amrules for more info.
📢 If you spot errant device users, report it via the MyTransport.SG app or at feedback@lta.gov.sg.
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While you were sleeping, we completed the third Jurong Region Line (#JRL) viaduct crossing an expressway! 🏗️🚝
#DidYouKnow JRL has a total of 6️⃣ viaducts crossing 2️⃣ expressways? Building them is no easy feat as very careful planning & coordination with various teams is required to ensure that works proceed safely & smoothly. This includes carrying them out at night to reduce traffic disruptions. 🚘🛣️
The last JRL viaduct crossing the PIE will be completed by Q2 2025. Thereafter, works for the viaducts crossing AYE will begin. 💪🏼
Look forward to the JRL, Singapore's 7th MRT line, coming your way soon! 🩵
#ThereRailBeMore
#DidYouKnow JRL has a total of 6️⃣ viaducts crossing 2️⃣ expressways? Building them is no easy feat as very careful planning & coordination with various teams is required to ensure that works proceed safely & smoothly. This includes carrying them out at night to reduce traffic disruptions. 🚘🛣️
The last JRL viaduct crossing the PIE will be completed by Q2 2025. Thereafter, works for the viaducts crossing AYE will begin. 💪🏼
Look forward to the JRL, Singapore's 7th MRT line, coming your way soon! 🩵
#ThereRailBeMore
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#Reminder If you spot anything or anyone suspicious on your commute, report it to our transit staff or call “999”. ⚠️👁🗨
Together, we can keep our public transport system safe for all. 💪
#SeeSomethingSaySomething
Together, we can keep our public transport system safe for all. 💪
#SeeSomethingSaySomething
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#TravelTip Tap in and out using the same payment method (phone, smartwatch, or card) to avoid overpaying on transport fares.
For security reasons, each method is assigned a unique identifier, even if they are linked to the same bank card.
⚠️You may be charged twice if you tap in on one device and tap out with another.
For security reasons, each method is assigned a unique identifier, even if they are linked to the same bank card.
⚠️You may be charged twice if you tap in on one device and tap out with another.
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Get ready to welcome Hume station as it opens its doors on 28 Feb, 3pm! 🎉🚉💙
#DidYouKnow Hume station was built while the #DTL trains continued running? It is the first underground station box to be fitted out along an operational line! 🚇🏗️
In this episode of #FacesOfLTA, meet Si Jie, Project Engineer from Rail Expansion (Civil), who shares more cool facts about the station! 👷♀️🔧
#ThereRailBeMore #DTL #MoveLite
#DidYouKnow Hume station was built while the #DTL trains continued running? It is the first underground station box to be fitted out along an operational line! 🚇🏗️
In this episode of #FacesOfLTA, meet Si Jie, Project Engineer from Rail Expansion (Civil), who shares more cool facts about the station! 👷♀️🔧
#ThereRailBeMore #DTL #MoveLite
To enhance the stability of point-to-point transport (P2P) supply, we will introduce a mandatory three-year lock-in period for all newly registered or converted business-owned chauffeured private-hire cars (cPHCs).
From 19 Feb 2025, new business-owned cPHCs will be required to remain classified as a cPHC for at least three years.
The lock-in period will not apply to existing business-owned cPHCs that were registered before 19 Feb 2025 as well as individually-owned cPHCs.
From 19 Feb 2025, new business-owned cPHCs will be required to remain classified as a cPHC for at least three years.
The lock-in period will not apply to existing business-owned cPHCs that were registered before 19 Feb 2025 as well as individually-owned cPHCs.
#DidYouKnow In 2024, the number of offences involving personal mobility aid (PMA) lookalikes increased by more than five times compared to 2023? Common offences include riding non-compliant devices, and riding on wrong paths.
#TakeNote ⚠️ PMA lookalikes, which typically have more than one seat, are classified as personal mobility devices (PMDs). PMDs are only allowed on cycling paths and shared paths. They must also comply with device criteria and be UL2272-certified. Offenders may be fined up to $10,000 and/or jailed for up to 6 months.
We have been taking firm action, and will continue to do so, against errant users and retailers of non-compliant devices. Do exercise caution and only purchase compliant active mobility devices.
➡️ Know the differences between mobility scooters and their lookalikes below and learn more about active mobility rules at go.gov.sg/amrules
#TakeNote ⚠️ PMA lookalikes, which typically have more than one seat, are classified as personal mobility devices (PMDs). PMDs are only allowed on cycling paths and shared paths. They must also comply with device criteria and be UL2272-certified. Offenders may be fined up to $10,000 and/or jailed for up to 6 months.
We have been taking firm action, and will continue to do so, against errant users and retailers of non-compliant devices. Do exercise caution and only purchase compliant active mobility devices.
➡️ Know the differences between mobility scooters and their lookalikes below and learn more about active mobility rules at go.gov.sg/amrules
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Hume-mour starts with Hume? 😄🚊
Join us as we quiz the team behind Hume station on the area’s rich history 🏛️ and natural environment🌳.
Watch to test your knowledge 🤔, and come onboard on 28 Feb 2025, 3pm. 🎊
#ThereRailBeMore #DTL #MoveLite
Join us as we quiz the team behind Hume station on the area’s rich history 🏛️ and natural environment🌳.
Watch to test your knowledge 🤔, and come onboard on 28 Feb 2025, 3pm. 🎊
#ThereRailBeMore #DTL #MoveLite
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🚶🏼 #FriendlyStreets on the move! 🔟 new towns are getting a Friendly upgrade in the coming years, with pedestrian-friendly features that improve your commuting experience. 🥳
Here’s a sneak peek into some of the features coming your way!
Here’s a sneak peek into some of the features coming your way!