The next phase of ERP 2.0 OBU installations will start from 1 May 2024, beginning with newly registered vehicles and existing motorcycles.
Starting 8 Dec 2023, this new EV charging law will regulate the safety, provision, and accessibility of the EV charger network in Singapore.
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The Volkswagen Multivan scored five stars at the latest Euro NCAP safety tests, ranking high in adult occupant protection and child safety.
With groundbreaking safety technology to come as standard, Volvo will aim to set a new standard for automotive safety.
Hyundai once again is tied as the most prolific Insurance Institute for Highway Safety Top Safety Pick awarded brand.
Polestar 2 will match electric performance with high levels of safety as safety is of paramount for the Volvo subsidiary.
BMW i will continue to supply Formula E with an extensive fleet of safety vehicles as well as a BMW i8 Safety Car through Season 6 and beyond.
To push the development of self-driving technology here further, the Land Transport Authority has installed equipment aimed at supporting and monitoring.
The Safer Roads Industry Taskforce recommends that the Traffic Police and Land Transport Authority identify relevant tech for speed tracking.
A cab passenger who was fastening her seat belt as the vehicle was moving off, will share the blame for injuries she suffered when the taxi hit another vehicle.
More heavy-vehicle firms can soon tap Government subsidies to buy an in-vehicle safety device that can warn drivers of impending collisions.
The Singapore Armed Forces is installing more 'eyes' in its vehicles over the next two to three years in a bid to enhance safety.
More 'eyes' will be on the lookout for crime in a private estate, as residents with in-car cameras come together to improve neighbourhood safety.
The Land Transport Authority has announced that heavy vehicles will have to be installed with more blind spot mirrors by October to improve road safety.
According to the IIHS, 71 vehicles earned either the Top Safety Pick or Top Safety Pick+ rating so far in its testing for 2015, a healthy increase over 2014.
Singapore Power has constructed two temporary roads for heavy vehicles to turn off directly into construction sites for better safety.
The high number of construction projects around Tampines Street 45 has resulted in an increased presence of heavy vehicles.
With Electric Vehicles (EVs) turning from dreams to reality, automakers are working to create soundtracks to warn pedestrians of their existence.
As part of the Safer Roads Singapore initiative, the local traffic police will monitor heavy vehicle traffic more closely for traffic violations.