From 1 April 2027, all newly registered motorcycles will come with ABS, while existing motorcycles without ABS do not need to be retrofitted with it.
Traffic Police, Police, LTA and more - you see them on the roads when you drive, but do you know who they are and what they do?
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.
Electric scooter and electric bicycle riders will soon need to pass a mandatory online test if they wish to continue riding their devices.
Bicycle-sharing firm Anywheel has received approval from the LTA to expand its bicycle fleet from 10,000 to 15,000 from July onwards.
Between Jan and Nov last year, there were 417 cases of bicycle and e-bike accidents, down from 465 in same period in 2018.
Local bike-sharing operator SG Bike has announced that it had completed the takeover of Mobike's licence to operate 25,000 bicycles in Singapore.
A Telegram chat group set up to facilitate motorbike pooling services has been declared illegal as motorists are not allowed to ferry passengers for hire.
The number of trips ending in indiscriminate bicycle parking has fallen significantly from 44% to 13% since the introduction of the QR code parking system.
The LTA's review on which companies can operate shared PMDs and bicycles in Singapore has been delayed again, the second time this year.
270 reports against errant users of PMDs and power-assisted bikes in the month after a new in-app reporting function was introduced.
The majority of the bikes belonged to ofo, whose licence was cancelled in April 2019 after it missed deadlines to comply with regulations.
Home-grown mobility start-up Moov Technology bought ofo bikes and adapted the locks to Moov's system, starts bike-sharing services in the west.
Mobike, currently the largest bike-sharing operator in Singapore, has applied to the Land Transport Authority to surrender its bike-sharing licence.
Bike-sharing firm ofo has missed the deadline to meet LTA's conditions, and must remove bikes in public spots by 13 March.
One bike-sharing company has returned its licence, another has yet to put out bikes, and the LTA is threatening to suspend the third's license.
A lower 10km/h speed limit and other new rules for bikes and personal mobility devices will kick in from 1 February.
From 14 January, people who park shared bicycles outside of designated parking areas will be charged $5 on top of the rental amount.
The Land Transport Authority will proceed to take action against bicycle sharing operator Ofo, which still has a fleet size significantly above 25,000.
The Land Transport Authority said it received licensing fees from six firms which will together operate 40,500 shared bikes.