Future residents of the new Ulu Pandan estate will see available parking space reduced for more green space as well as walking and cycling paths.
As smarter systems help to regulate parking in Singapore, we take a look back at our purple, orange and green booklets with rose-tinted glasses.
HDB and URA carparks will now offer a 15 minute grace period instead of the 20 minutes offered since April 2020 in response to the COVID-19 outbreak.
Drivers with P-plates beware! Thanks to all the comments and recommendations from our previous article on carparks you should avoid, here are five more!
If you own a car and live in an HDB, chances are you've applied for HDB season parking. What types are there? What costs to expect? Here's an easy guide.
When it comes to HDB season parking, is it better to park in a multi-storey car park (MSCP) or an open-air carpark (OACP)? Let's discuss.
Vertical and parallel car parking will always seem daunting to some people. We'll teach you several tips for both styles of parking, so you'll have a little more confidence at the car park.
The grace period at all HDB and URA EPS carparks will be extended to 20 minutes starting from 23 May 2021 in order to facilitate increased demand.
Users of the Ministry of National Development's OneService app can now submit reports of vehicles parking illegally at HDB and URA car parks.
Motorists who flout the law will face stiffer fines for parking offences from 1 July, following a review by the HDB and URA.
Just key in the vehicle number, carpark and parking duration to pay on per-minute basis with the new Parking.sg app, which rolls out in October.
Several groups have called out for more handicapped parking spaces as the current 6,000 Government-run ones are hardly keeping pace with rising needs.
The reopening of Robinson Towers in the Central Business District will feature a fully automated system that makes use of robots to park cars.
The hike in peak hour rates at 22 popular Housing & Development Board carparks is on top of a nationwide increase that began on 1st December.
Motorists who forget to use new parking coupons to get one-time advisory, while stocks run out at many petrol stations.
The Housing Development Board and Urban Redevelopment Authority have reminded motorists that the increased parking charges will be implemented on 1st December.
From 12th October, motorists will be able to purchase the new parking coupons at all HDB branches/service centres, The URA Centre, and authorised coupon agents.
Short-term parking charges will be increased by 20 percent islandwide from December by both HDB and URA, as operating costs have also increased.
Private carpark operators, such as Wilson Parking, likely to follow suit when public parking rates are raised in December.
The Housing and Development Board and the Urban Redevelopment Authority will raise carpark charges for short-term and season parking schemes from December.