Users of the Ministry of National Development's OneService app can now submit reports of vehicles parking illegally at HDB and URA car parks.
Medical experts are calling for the shutdown of Singapore's largest carpooling chat group, which remains active despite bans to control the spread of COVID-19.
Two drivers who allegedly provided carpooling services during the circuit breaker period have had their vehicles seized.
Carpooling is now illegal after the Transport Ministry revoked a law allowing it to be carried out under some conditions.
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.
Neuron Mobility was charged in court with providing shared personal mobility devices in public places without a licence or exemption.
Two local personal mobility device sharing start-ups have run into trouble with the LTA, with devices made illegally available in public spaces.
Drivers with ride-sharing firms say there has been an increase in the number of foreign-registered cars being used for private-hire or taxi services here.
A total of 42 shared e-scooters found in public spaces here were impounded between July and October this year, the Land Transport Authority revealed.
Bike-sharing users who park indiscriminately more than three times will be temporarily banned from renting from all operators for a full year.
A Lamborghini Murcielago SV and Nissan GT-R, which were involved in a race at Seletar Link in 2015, have been confiscated and will soon be auctioned off.
The Land Transport Authority will conduct more frequent checks to nab unlicensed private cars as well as private hire cars plying illegally for fares.
The Land Transport Authority said last week it has investigated 35 alleged cases of private-hire vehicles picking up fares illegally since 2013.
More than 700 cyclists and Personal Mobility Device users have been caught for unsafe riding by the Land Transport Authority since May.
Parking enforcement cameras, in use since April 2014, have cut down parking offences along roads clogged up by rampant illegal parking, says the LTA.
The duo was caught speeding along a stretch of road along Seletar in the wee hours of the morning, with one of them travelling as fast as 146km/h.
The increasing demand for unlicensed cross-border cab rides is driven by convenience and aided by the spread of social media platforms.
From next month, motorists caught with illegally-modified engines or exhaust systems for a second or subsequent time will be subjected to more inspections.
According to the LTA, closed-circuit television (CCTV) cameras have helped to cut down cases of illegal parking by as much as 90 percent.
The fine for repeat offences of illegal road advertisments has been raised to $500 as they make up nearly half of those issued summonses.