In the second Certificate of Entitlement bidding round for July, COE premiums rose across all car categories.
In the second Certificate of Entitlement bidding round for December, Cat B and Cat E premiums rose while Cat A premiums fell.
The first bidding after tweaks to the COE system saw demand for Cat A staying strong, while premiums for big car COEs dip sharply.
The number of off peak-hour vehicles without valid e-Day licences has soared to an all time high even as popularity for such vehicles are reducing.
While the rest of the categories see a drop in their COE prices, the price for Category B has hit the highest record since 1990.
As announced by LTA on 29 August 2009, the e-Day Licence will replace the current paper licence from 23 November 2009 when an Off-Peak Car (OPC) is used during restricted hours