The revised VES structure will see a number of changes to the current vehicle bandings.
The LTA has announced that the rebate for cars that fall under Band 2 of the Vehicular Emissions Scheme will be reduced come 2025.
The Government has announced that there will be more electric car incentives on the way in order to encourage more people to purchase electric cars.
Tesla's Singapore sales portal has gone 'live', with the Model 3 Standard Range listed at close to $113,000 before COE.
Electric-car maker Tesla is set for a relaunch here in Singapore, with the Model 3 Standard Range expected to start from $145,000.
Following an outcry from drivers, ride-hailing firm Grab will stick with a driver incentive programme even after a government-backed virus aid package kicks in.
Travel Smart Journeys will be introduced later this year, offering incentives for rail commuters in congested areas who choose other modes of transport.
In the scheme announced in April 2018, owners are granted a $3,500 rebate for each of the affected bikes they deregister by 5 April 2023.
Grab has been rolling back its discounts for customers and incentives for drivers, but maintains that users are still getting good value on its platform.
Owners of older, more pollutive motorcycles will receive incentives of up to $3,500 if they de-register their vehicles over the next five years.
Ride-hailing app Uber has rolled out a slew of initiatives aimed at keeping its own drivers satisfied and motivated.
SBS Transit has earned $2,040,000 for improvements to 25 bus services, while SMRT Buses received $1,403,300 for improvements to 20 services.
In order to improve service reliability and reduce bus bunching, bus firms SBS Transit and SMRT try the 'carrot-and-stick' scheme.
While other fleet owners rent out private-hire cars for a fee, S Dreams will pay its drivers a fixed salary; but it will collect all its drivers' fare revenue.
Developers will be given incentives to provide facilities such as bicycle parking, showers and locker rooms in their new buildings.
The increase in competition in the public bus industry may lead SMRT to restructure its bus drivers' pay and incentives.
SMRT is looking into linking more of its staff bonus to bus and rail operations with the aim of getting them to work as a team to ensure smooth operations.
A total of 5,800 drivers with SMRT Taxis will receive a variety of new incentives, with an estimated worth of S$2.5 million.
GrabCar launched an incentive programme promising $1,550 a week on top of the drivers' fare earnings, which is the most since the service was launched.
A trial to improve bus service reliability has shown that operators are running some of their vehicles more punctually, but commuters don't feel so.