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Sep 28, 2026
Shilpa ShadesHOST
New blue ERP road markings and signs will start appearing across Singapore from next month, ahead of the switch to the next generation road pricing system.
Shilpa ShadesHOST
The Land Transport Authority says the markings will help motorists identify where ERP charges apply, even after the existing gantries are removed.
Shilpa ShadesHOST
Gantries that are no longer in use will also start coming down next month, while those still operating will be progressively removed from January.
Shilpa ShadesHOST
The new satellite-based ERP system begins on January 1.
Shilpa ShadesHOST
New blue ERP road markings and signs will start appearing across Singapore from next month, ahead of the switch to the next-generation road pricing system.
Shilpa ShadesHOST
The Land Transport Authority says the markings will help motorists identify where ERP charges apply, even after the existing gantries are removed.
Shilpa ShadesHOST
Gantries that are no longer in use will also start coming down next month, while those still operating will be progressively removed from January.
Shilpa ShadesHOST
The new satellite-based ERP system begins on January 1.
Alice WilkinsCORRESPONDENT
You can't do that either.
Alice WilkinsCORRESPONDENT
This apparently brings the buses in Singapore in line with existing rules for Singapore's rail network, so no snacks on board, and the Land Transport Authority saying these changes are about fostering a safer, more considerate and pleasant public transport environment for all.
Ingrid HipkissHOST
What's it like on
Alice WilkinsCORRESPONDENT
the tube these days, Alice? Are people listening to their phones out loud? They are.
Steven ChiaHOST
The 21.5km north-south corridor will now open in phases from 2029 instead of 2027.
Steven ChiaHOST
The Land Transport Authority says the delay is due to unexpected challenging ground conditions and the complexity of the work.
Steven ChiaHOST
For residents and shops in the area closest to the worksite, the news was a pretty big blow, with business owners already struggling with sharp drops in revenue.
Steven ChiaHOST
It's raised questions as to just how much uncertainty can engineers and planners reasonably anticipate when it comes to major infrastructure projects, and who bears the cost of a significant delay, and what can be done for those who are caught or stuck in the construction zone.
Alden HoSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
They can also seek help from the Police Order Operations Control Center.
Alden HoSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
The Land Transport Authority said that these new rules are meant to create a safer and more considerate public transport environment.
Alden HoSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
They bring regulations for buses more closely in line with those already governing passenger behavior on Singapore's trains.
Daniel MartinHOST
Well, we've got very strong America accents on CNA nowadays.
Alden HoSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
They can also seek help from the Police Order Operations Control Center.
Alden HoSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
The Land Transport Authority said that these new rules are meant to create a safer and more considerate public transport environment.
Alden HoSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
They bring regulations for buses more closely in line with those already governing passenger behavior on Singapore's trains.
Daniel MartinHOST
Well, we've got very strong America accents on CNA nowadays.
Joshua WongCORRESPONDENT
Starting tomorrow, bus commuters can be fined up to $500 for disruptive behavior.
Joshua WongCORRESPONDENT
The new rules, announced by the Land Transport Authority, cover offenses including playing loud music or putting feet on seats.
Joshua WongCORRESPONDENT
More serious offenses, such as causing danger at bus interchanges or soiling buses, carry fines of up to $5,000.
Joshua WongCORRESPONDENT
Authorized staff from four public bus operators can issue notifications to suspected offenders, with follow-up investigations by the LTA.
Joshua WongCORRESPONDENT
Starting tomorrow, bus commuters can be fined up to $500 for disruptive behavior.
Joshua WongCORRESPONDENT
The new rules, announced by the Land Transport Authority, cover offenses including playing loud music or putting feet on seats.
Joshua WongCORRESPONDENT
More serious offenses, such as causing danger at bus interchanges or soiling buses, carry fines of up to $5,000.
Joshua WongCORRESPONDENT
Authorized staff from four public bus operators can issue notifications to suspected offenders, with follow-up investigations by the LTA.
Carrie ChongHOST
Bus commuters in Singapore can be fined up to $500 for disruptive behaviour, with effect from this Wednesday.
Carrie ChongHOST
The new rules, announced by the Land Transport Authority today, cover offences including playing loud music or putting feet on seats.
Carrie ChongHOST
More serious offences such as causing danger at bus interchanges or soiling buses carry fines of up to $5,000.
Carrie ChongHOST
Authorized staff from the four public bus operators can issue notifications to suspected offenders.
Carrie ChongHOST
Bus commuters in Singapore can be fined up to $500 for disruptive behaviour, with effect from this Wednesday.
Carrie ChongHOST
The new rules, announced by the Land Transport Authority today, cover offences including playing loud music or putting feet on seats.
Carrie ChongHOST
More serious offences, such as causing danger at bus interchanges or soiling buses, carry fines of up to $5,000.
Carrie ChongHOST
Authorised staff from the four public bus operators can issue notifications to suspected offenders.
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