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Six heavy vehicle drivers, four of them bus drivers, to be charged with speeding on BKE and AYE
Six motorists who were driving heavy vehicles will be charged in court on 27 October 2026 for speeding offences committed in July and August this year, the Singapore Police Force said in a news release on 26 October.
Source: police.gov.sg, 27 Oct 2026
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Six motorists who were driving heavy vehicles will be charged in court on 27 October 2026 for speeding offences committed in July and August this year, the Singapore Police Force said in a news release on 26 October.
Source: police.gov.sg, 27 Oct 2026
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Motorcyclist, 47, dies after accident involving prime mover with trailer and car on KJE near Woodlands exit
A 47-year-old motorcyclist died after an accident involving a prime mover with trailer and a car on the KJE near the Woodlands exit during the morning peak on 27 October.
Source: The Straits Times, 28 Oct 2026
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A 47-year-old motorcyclist died after an accident involving a prime mover with trailer and a car on the KJE near the Woodlands exit during the morning peak on 27 October.
Source: The Straits Times, 28 Oct 2026
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SCDF unveils remote-controlled robot to tow fire-hit electric vehicles to safety, trials start at Punggol Fire Station
SCDF has unveiled a remotely operated robot that moves electric vehicles away from danger after a fire, with trials starting at Punggol Fire Station.
Source: The Straits Times, 29 Oct 2026
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SCDF has unveiled a remotely operated robot that moves electric vehicles away from danger after a fire, with trials starting at Punggol Fire Station.
Source: The Straits Times, 29 Oct 2026
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Car loan curbs extended to individuals buying private-hire cars from 30 October; commercial vehicles and company-owned PHCs stay exempt
Individuals buying cars registered as private-hire cars now face the same 60 to 70 per cent loan caps and seven-year tenure limit as other private car buyers, while commercial vehicles and company-owned PHCs remain exempt.
Source: Monetary Authority of Singapore, 29 Oct 2026
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Individuals buying cars registered as private-hire cars now face the same 60 to 70 per cent loan caps and seven-year tenure limit as other private car buyers, while commercial vehicles and company-owned PHCs remain exempt.
Source: Monetary Authority of Singapore, 29 Oct 2026
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Motor Vehicle Financing Restrictions Extended to Individual-Owned Private Hire Cars
Financing arrangements for individual-owned PHCs to be subject to 60% or 70% LTV limit and 7-year tenure cap
LTA catches 250 goods vehicles in two islandwide checks for overloading, oversized loads and lorry passenger breaches
Over two three-day operations in October, LTA nabbed more than 30 overloaded goods vehicles, over 40 oversized or unpermitted ones on expressways, and more than 160 lorries breaking rules on carrying workers.
Source: AsiaOne, 30 Oct 2026
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Over two three-day operations in October, LTA nabbed more than 30 overloaded goods vehicles, over 40 oversized or unpermitted ones on expressways, and more than 160 lorries breaking rules on carrying workers.
Source: AsiaOne, 30 Oct 2026
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A total of 250 goods vehicles were caught by Land Transport Authority (LTA) enforcement officers in two islandwide enforcement operations conducted in October.The regulator said in a social media post on Friday (Oct 30) that the two operations were each conducted…
Private-hire car loan limits: what they could mean for COE demand, ride-hailing fares and drivers
Experts told CNA the new 60-70% loan caps on individually owned private-hire cars may ease COE demand slightly, though by an uncertain amount, and are unlikely to push ride-hailing fares up much. Driver groups will watch whether genuine drivers lean more on rental fleets.
Source: CNA, 30 Oct 2026
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Experts told CNA the new 60-70% loan caps on individually owned private-hire cars may ease COE demand slightly, though by an uncertain amount, and are unlikely to push ride-hailing fares up much. Driver groups will watch whether genuine drivers lean more on rental fleets.
Source: CNA, 30 Oct 2026
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LTA ends six-month first-come, first-served trial for bus wheelchair bays and reviews feedback before deciding next step
LTA and the bus operators have wrapped up a six-month trial on about 10 bus services that let wheelchair users and families with prams share the wheelchair bay on a first-come, first-served basis. LTA is now reviewing passenger feedback and looking at clearer guidance before deciding what comes next.
Source: Lianhe Zaobao, 31 Oct 2026
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LTA and the bus operators have wrapped up a six-month trial on about 10 bus services that let wheelchair users and families with prams share the wheelchair bay on a first-come, first-served basis. LTA is now reviewing passenger feedback and looking at clearer guidance before deciding what comes next.
Source: Lianhe Zaobao, 31 Oct 2026
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Heavy traffic expected at Woodlands and Tuas checkpoints over Deepavali long weekend, as VEP rule on unpaid fines kicks in
ICA expects heavy traffic and longer waits at both land checkpoints from 6 to 9 November and urges travellers to plan ahead and travel off-peak. From today, foreign-registered vehicles with unpaid Singapore traffic, parking or emissions fines can no longer apply for or renew a VEP.
Source: The Straits Times, 1 Nov 2026
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ICA expects heavy traffic and longer waits at both land checkpoints from 6 to 9 November and urges travellers to plan ahead and travel off-peak. From today, foreign-registered vehicles with unpaid Singapore traffic, parking or emissions fines can no longer apply for or renew a VEP.
Source: The Straits Times, 1 Nov 2026
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SBS Transit bus crashes through central divider in Jalan Kayu, days after Go-Ahead bus driver blacked out in Airport Road
An SBS Transit bus is believed to have self-skidded onto the Jalan Kayu divider on 2 Nov, four days after a Go-Ahead bus hit a tree in Airport Road when its driver briefly lost consciousness. We look at both cases and LTA's medical check rules for older vocational licence holders.
Source: The Straits Times, 2 Nov 2026
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An SBS Transit bus is believed to have self-skidded onto the Jalan Kayu divider on 2 Nov, four days after a Go-Ahead bus hit a tree in Airport Road when its driver briefly lost consciousness. We look at both cases and LTA's medical check rules for older vocational licence holders.
Source: The Straits Times, 2 Nov 2026
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More than 650 heavy vehicle overnight parking lodgements made under LTA's new scheme; no plans to widen blind-spot device rules
More than 650 overnight parking arrangements for lorries and buses were lodged with LTA by 26 Oct under the scheme that began on 15 Sep, letting heavy vehicles park overnight on consenting private, non-residential premises. MOT also said there are no plans to make blind-spot devices compulsory beyond large buses and heavy goods vehicles.
Source: Ministry of Transport, 3 Nov 2026
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More than 650 overnight parking arrangements for lorries and buses were lodged with LTA by 26 Oct under the scheme that began on 15 Sep, letting heavy vehicles park overnight on consenting private, non-residential premises. MOT also said there are no plans to make blind-spot devices compulsory beyond large buses and heavy goods vehicles.
Source: Ministry of Transport, 3 Nov 2026
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Two heavy vehicle pile-ups in western Singapore within 12 hours leave 39 people in hospital
Two three-vehicle crashes involving heavy vehicles hit western Singapore within less than 12 hours, leaving 39 people in hospital while conscious. Lorries carrying multiple passengers were involved in both the AYE and Tuas incidents.
Source: The Straits Times, 6 Nov 2026
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Two three-vehicle crashes involving heavy vehicles hit western Singapore within less than 12 hours, leaving 39 people in hospital while conscious. Lorries carrying multiple passengers were involved in both the AYE and Tuas incidents.
Source: The Straits Times, 6 Nov 2026
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LTA directs Grab to pause autonomous vehicle testing at certain Punggol junctions after near miss with schoolgirl
After a Grab self-driving shuttle came close to hitting a schoolgirl at a Punggol crossing on 5 November, LTA has ordered Grab to halt testing at similar junctions while it investigates and reviews how the vehicles should respond in such situations.
Source: The Straits Times, 6 Nov 2026
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After a Grab self-driving shuttle came close to hitting a schoolgirl at a Punggol crossing on 5 November, LTA has ordered Grab to halt testing at similar junctions while it investigates and reviews how the vehicles should respond in such situations.
Source: The Straits Times, 6 Nov 2026
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