ERP rates are set to rise by $1.00 across various gantries along the AYE, CTE, and PIE as traffic returns following the easing of workplace restrictions.
The LTA has announced that ERP rates will not see any adjustment for the month of April 2022 following its latest review of traffic congestion levels.
The LTA has announced that ERP rates will go up on sections of the AYE and CTE as traffic builds up with more returning to their offices.
ERP rates back down in lieu of the implementation of Phase 2 (Heightened Alert) measures and full Home-Based Learning.
The LTA will reduce ERP rates at gantries along the CTE from 23 November 2020 to 3 January 2021 for the school holidays.
With traffic speeds on expressways and arterial roads remaining optimal through June, the LTA has decided to continue the suspension of ERP charges.
The LTA has announced that motorists will continue to avoid paying Electronic Road Pricing charges at all gantries until at least June 28 2020.
Motorists will no longer have to pay ERP charges at two gantries on MCE and one on Upper Bukit Timah Road during certain time periods in the morning.
Motorists travelling through two Electronic Road Pricing gantries along Dunearn Road between 8:00am and 8:30am will soon be able to do so for free.
The Land Transport Authority has announced that Electronic Road Pricing rates on some roads and expressways will be reduced during the June school holidays.
Some motorists say that the 20-year old Electronic Road Pricing system influences their travel patterns but many remain sceptical over its effectiveness.
Two ERP gantries, located at KPE (ECP) after Defu Flyover and along Westbound PIE before Eunos Link, will start charging $1 more from 6th November.
To help ease congestion, the gantry that will be activated is located between the exit to Tampines Road and the KPE tunnel entrance.
The Land Transport Authority will be replacing the gantry-based Electronic Road Pricing system with a newer system, which has islandwide coverage, by 2020.
Two ERP gantries along the east-bound Pan Island Expressway will be activated during evening peak hours with effect from 20th February.
Rates at ERP-priced roads remain unchanged for the fourth quarter of 2016, said the Land Transport Authority in a press release.
There will be lower ERP rates at selected roads and expressways, as well as shorter VEP operating hours during the upcoming June school holidays.
Electronic Road Pricing rates during the evening peak period at three gantries on the Ayer Rajah Expressway will increase from next Monday, 2nd Nov.
Electronic Road Pricing rates and Vehicle Entry Permit operating hours will be reduced from 30th May to 28th June in line with the June school holidays.
The vCashCard allows motorists to pay electronic road pricing charges even when they have no physical CashCard in their in-vehicle units.