#Reminder 📢 To facilitate additional maintenance works, train services on 7️⃣ stations along the Circle Line (#CCL) will run on only one platform from 9pm daily via a shuttle service from today till 20 July 2023.
 
Do plan your journeys ahead as additional travel time of up to 30 min might be needed. ⌚🚶‍♀️

#Reminder 📢 Heading to the F1 race or its vicinity between 13 to 19 Sep? Do note that roads around the Marina Centre and Padang areas will be closed.

Hop on public transport for a hassle-free ride—enjoy the extended operating hours of the MRT and select feeder bus services during this period, as well as the convenience of walking from the MRT stations to the F1 gates. 🚆🚍

For more information about the closed routes and alternative travel options, check out our guide at go.gov.sg/f1

#F1SingaporeGrandPrix #UsePublicTransport

#Reminder Parts of the Bukit Panjang Flyover and Upper Bukit Timah Road will be temporarily closed tomorrow, 26 Sep from 11am to 7pm, due to an on-site controlled disposal of a war relic in the area.

During this period:
🚌 There will be bus diversions affecting: 67, 170, 176, 177, 178, 961, 963, 963e, 970.

🚇 DTL train services will continue to run.

Updates will be provided on SPF’s Facebook Page when the affected roads have reopened.

Please refer to the above maps for more details.

Four drivers were booked in recent enforcement activity against those providing illegal cross-border chauffeured services between Singapore and Malaysia. 🚙🚗
 
We strongly discourage 🙅‍♂️ the public in engaging cross-border hire-and-reward services provided by persons using unlicensed vehicles as you may not be entitled to insurance recourse in the event of a traffic accident.
 
#Reminder Drivers who are caught providing hire-and-reward services, including cross-border services without a valid Public Service Vehicle License (#PSVL), can be fined up to $3,000, imprisoned for up to six months, or both. The vehicle used may also be forfeited.

During our recent enforcement operation, four drivers were caught providing ❌ illegal ❌ cross-border chauffeured services between Singapore and Malaysia.

#PSA We take these offences very seriously. For your own safety, do refrain from using such services. Besides being illegal, the vehicles used may not be sufficiently insured against third party liabilities which could pose a serious problem for passengers should an accident occur.

#Reminder Drivers who are caught providing illegal hire-and-reward services, including cross-border services without a valid Public Service Vehicle License (#PSVL), can be fined up to $3,000, imprisoned for up to six months, or both. The vehicle used may also be forfeited.

#Reminder ⚠️ From today, 1 March, you’ll have to adhere to a set of new rules if you’re intending to use cargo bicycles and tricycles, rider-only tricycles or recumbents on our public paths and roads!

➡️ All devices need to comply to the prescribed length, width and weight requirements. In addition, motorised cargo bicycles and tricycles, rider-only tricycles and recumbents are NOT allowed on paths and roads.

👀 Read on for more info on the new rules! 😎

Over the past 2 weeks, LTA and the Traffic Police carried out joint operations to enforce against errant cyclists on roads and non-compliant active mobility devices.

Around 20 cyclists were caught for offences including riding in a group size larger than 10 and riding non-compliant devices.

Cyclists should ensure that:
1️⃣ their devices comply with existing requirements;
2️⃣ they observe group length limit i.e 5 cyclists in a single file, or 10 cyclists riding two abreast and maintain a minimum distance of 30m or 2 lamp posts between groups on the roads

LTA will continue to enforce against errant active mobility users who endanger others with their irresponsible behaviour.

#Reminder All active mobility device users must adhere to road traffic and active mobility rules at all times. Find out more about the rules and guidelines for safe cycling here ➡️: go.gov.sg/amrules