The authorities also addressed the possibility of a new category for private-hire cars, cautioning that doing so would not necessarily alleviate COE prices.
Eligible drivers under the scheme can look forward to an additional $5 per vehicle per day in November and $5 per vehicle per day in December.
Read on as we take you through what's in store for those pesky street racers, errant e-bike riders, and those that are just serial repeat offenders.
Another $40 million of taxpayer money is about to be blown on taxi and PHV drivers, even as ridership is expected to rise as the economy reopens.
Over the next five years, through the partnership with Volkswagen, Astypalea will be transformed into a smart, sustainable island.
To really encourage EV ownership, Singapore needs to rethink its approach to EVs as far as financial rebates and ownership incentives are concerned.
The Volkswagen Group, Seat S.A. and the Spanish Government have underlined their common vision of the sustainable transformation of the automotive industry.
SBS Transit posted a decline in its 2020 profits due to lower ridership, but the effects were mitigated by government relief and lower fuel costs.
Vehicle inspection centre Vicom reported an almost 14% drop in earnings for 2020 despite receiving $7.7 million in aid from the government.
The 600 charging points will be installed at over 200 public carparks across Singapore, with their deployment to be complete by 2022.
The transport giant reported a net loss of $6 million for the six months ended 30 June 2020 despite government grants.
The ComfortDelGro subsidiary said that without government relief, it would have incurred an operating loss of $29.4 million.
Bentley becomes first to publish 'COVID-19 Secure' operational risk assessment that meets U.K. Government guidelines.
The G70 has been named as the '2018 Safest Car of the Year' during the '2018 KNCAP ceremony' held by the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport.
The recommendations include lowering the speed limit on footpaths for personal mobility device users and cyclists from 15km/h to 10km/h.
Public transport fares are expected to rise in the coming years as the Government spends more on improving service standards.
The Government has removed the growth rate factor, which has been part of the COE supply formula since 1990, for car and motorcycle populations.
The Government is assessing whether or not to go ahead with plans to launch the national bike sharing scheme by the end of this year.
The Government will expand trials for hybrid and electric buses, as it tests the feasibility of deploying such environmentally-friendlier 'green' vehicles.
Raffles Country Club, located in Tuas, will be handed over to the Singapore Land Authority by 31st July 2018 for the Singapore-Kuala Lumpur High Speed Rail.