#Reminder ⚠️ All foreign-registered vehicles coming into Singapore must have LTA’s VEP approval email and valid Autopass before arriving at our land checkpoints. 🚗🛵🚛
⏰ Since applications opened on 31 Mar 2022, about 50,000 applicants have received their outcomes. The remaining applicants can expect to have their application results within 3 weeks, down from 7 weeks previously.
👀 Check out this visual for an overview of the documents you need to apply for VEP online on the OneMotoring website.
👉🏽 Do plan ahead for your trip and ensure that you have received LTA’s email approval before travelling to Singapore. 🙏🏼
⏰ Since applications opened on 31 Mar 2022, about 50,000 applicants have received their outcomes. The remaining applicants can expect to have their application results within 3 weeks, down from 7 weeks previously.
👀 Check out this visual for an overview of the documents you need to apply for VEP online on the OneMotoring website.
👉🏽 Do plan ahead for your trip and ensure that you have received LTA’s email approval before travelling to Singapore. 🙏🏼
🚨 SCAM ALERT 🚨
We are aware that an SMS pertaining to ERP payments is being circulated. The SMS tells the recipient that his ERP payment has failed and he needs to download “the LTA application” to avoid a fine by clicking on a hyperlink in the message.
This message was not sent by us, and appears to be a phishing #scam.
#Reminder If you receive such messages, we advise you to:
✅ Always verify the authenticity of the sender and information with relevant authorities.
🚩Not click URL links provided in unsolicited messages and emails.
🚩 Not disclose your personal information or OTPs to anyone.
We are aware that an SMS pertaining to ERP payments is being circulated. The SMS tells the recipient that his ERP payment has failed and he needs to download “the LTA application” to avoid a fine by clicking on a hyperlink in the message.
This message was not sent by us, and appears to be a phishing #scam.
#Reminder If you receive such messages, we advise you to:
✅ Always verify the authenticity of the sender and information with relevant authorities.
🚩Not click URL links provided in unsolicited messages and emails.
🚩 Not disclose your personal information or OTPs to anyone.
🚨 SCAM ALERT 🚨
We are aware that a caller using a spoofed landline number (+65 6396 1205) is impersonating an LTA officer on the pretext of informing some members of public that their vehicles have been involved in hit-and-run incidents.
⚠️ These calls were not made by LTA. We urge members of the public to exercise caution and refrain from divulging personal information to unfamiliar parties.
#Reminder When in doubt, always verify the information with relevant authorities.
We are aware that a caller using a spoofed landline number (+65 6396 1205) is impersonating an LTA officer on the pretext of informing some members of public that their vehicles have been involved in hit-and-run incidents.
⚠️ These calls were not made by LTA. We urge members of the public to exercise caution and refrain from divulging personal information to unfamiliar parties.
#Reminder When in doubt, always verify the information with relevant authorities.
#PSA 📢 We will be trialling a new dedicated Sunday Cycling Lane along West Camp Road from 16 Oct 2022! ✨🚲
Demarcated by solid blue lines, the cycling lane can only be used by buses 🚌 and cyclists 🚴🏽♀️ during the operating hours, i.e. every Sunday from 5am-11am. The trial will be in place for about 6 months. 🗓
#Reminder to always adhere to traffic rules and be aware of your surroundings to #RideSafe and #StaySafe! 🙏🏼
Demarcated by solid blue lines, the cycling lane can only be used by buses 🚌 and cyclists 🚴🏽♀️ during the operating hours, i.e. every Sunday from 5am-11am. The trial will be in place for about 6 months. 🗓
#Reminder to always adhere to traffic rules and be aware of your surroundings to #RideSafe and #StaySafe! 🙏🏼
🚨 #ScamAlert 🚨
We are aware that an SMS which claims that the recipient's bill payment is overdue is being circulated. The SMS also mentions that a penalty will be incurred if payment is not made via the embedded hyperlink.
This message was not sent by us, and appears to be a phishing #scam.
#Reminder If you receive such messages, we advise you to:
✅ Always verify the authenticity of the sender and information with relevant authorities.
🚩Not click URL links provided in unsolicited messages and emails.
🚩Not disclose your personal information or OTPs to anyone.
⚠️ Report any fraudulent trasanctions to your bank or the police
Please continue to stay vigilant and refrain from clicking on any unknown links.
We are aware that an SMS which claims that the recipient's bill payment is overdue is being circulated. The SMS also mentions that a penalty will be incurred if payment is not made via the embedded hyperlink.
This message was not sent by us, and appears to be a phishing #scam.
#Reminder If you receive such messages, we advise you to:
✅ Always verify the authenticity of the sender and information with relevant authorities.
🚩Not click URL links provided in unsolicited messages and emails.
🚩Not disclose your personal information or OTPs to anyone.
⚠️ Report any fraudulent trasanctions to your bank or the police
Please continue to stay vigilant and refrain from clicking on any unknown links.
🚨SCAM ALERT🚨
We are aware of the latest phishing scams relating to outstanding payments from LTA. These come in several SMS variants and they purport to be requesting for different types of payments such as fines or bills through suspicious-looking hyperlinks (not gov.sg!)
We do not request for payment via URL links in SMS alerts on offence notices, vehicle registration and licensing matters.
#Reminder if you receive such messages:
✅ Dos
1️⃣Verify the authenticity of the information. You can check outstanding fines and six-month history of vehicle-related offences on the OneMotoring website. (https://onemotoring.lta.gov.sg/)
2️⃣ If required, make payment through LTA’s e-Payment Services, Internet Banking or at AXS and SAM stations
3️⃣ Report payment frauds immediately to the 🏦 bank or the 👮♀️Police.
❌Do Nots
1️⃣ Do not click on URL links provided in unsolicited messages and emails.
2️⃣ Do not disclose your personal information or OTPs to anyone. 🤐
We are aware of the latest phishing scams relating to outstanding payments from LTA. These come in several SMS variants and they purport to be requesting for different types of payments such as fines or bills through suspicious-looking hyperlinks (not gov.sg!)
We do not request for payment via URL links in SMS alerts on offence notices, vehicle registration and licensing matters.
#Reminder if you receive such messages:
✅ Dos
1️⃣Verify the authenticity of the information. You can check outstanding fines and six-month history of vehicle-related offences on the OneMotoring website. (https://onemotoring.lta.gov.sg/)
2️⃣ If required, make payment through LTA’s e-Payment Services, Internet Banking or at AXS and SAM stations
3️⃣ Report payment frauds immediately to the 🏦 bank or the 👮♀️Police.
❌Do Nots
1️⃣ Do not click on URL links provided in unsolicited messages and emails.
2️⃣ Do not disclose your personal information or OTPs to anyone. 🤐
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👋🏽 #Reminder Road safety is a shared responsibility. 💪🏽
In addition to staying alert and adhering to traffic rules, let’s also #SlowDown and #MakeWay for others wherever possible. Happy journeys abound! 😀✌🏽
#StayInTheKnow of all things about active mobility ➡️ go.gov.sg/amrules
In addition to staying alert and adhering to traffic rules, let’s also #SlowDown and #MakeWay for others wherever possible. Happy journeys abound! 😀✌🏽
#StayInTheKnow of all things about active mobility ➡️ go.gov.sg/amrules