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14 tvs News

  • Hyundai and TVS Motor to commercialise electric 3-wheelers

    Hyundai and TVS Motor to commercialise electric 3-wheelers

    This partnership will see both parties co-designing the E3W, with Hyundai leading the design and TVS Motor utilising its leading-edge electric platform.

    Hyundai News
  • TVS Apache RTR 310 makes global debut

    TVS Apache RTR 310 makes global debut

    The TVS Apache RTR 310 is a naked sports bike that is claimed to be one of the most well-equipped models in its segment.

    Other News
  • TVS launches new TVS X electric scooter

    TVS launches new TVS X electric scooter

    The new TVS X electric scooter comes with 4.4kWh battery, an 11kW electric motor, and a 10.2-inch TFT touchscreen mounted on its handlebar.

    Other News
  • TVS enters Singapore with the launch of the TVS Experience Centre

    TVS enters Singapore with the launch of the TVS Experience Centre

    TVS Motor Company expands its global footprint into Singapore with the opening of the brand new TVS Experience Centre.

    Other News
  • 60 more locations to get CCTVs to deter illegal parking by end 2017

    60 more locations to get CCTVs to deter illegal parking by end 2017

    Parking enforcement cameras, in use since April 2014, have cut down parking offences along roads clogged up by rampant illegal parking, says the LTA.

    LTA News
  • CCTVs have reduced the number of cases of illegal parking

    CCTVs have reduced the number of cases of illegal parking

    According to the LTA, closed-circuit television (CCTV) cameras have helped to cut down cases of illegal parking by as much as 90 percent.

    Other News
  • More buses to be armed with CCTVs cameras to clamp down on bus lane violations

    More buses to be armed with CCTVs cameras to clamp down on bus lane violations

    There were fewer bus lane violations this year, and the Land Transport Authority is working to fit more buses with cameras to clamp down on these incidents.

    LTA News
  • CCTVs to be installed at new locations to catch drivers who park illegally

    CCTVs to be installed at new locations to catch drivers who park illegally

    To deter illegal parking, closed-circuit television (CCTV) cameras will be installed at 40 more locations around the island.

    LTA News
  • LTA to deter illegal parking by installing CCTVs at 10 more locations

    LTA to deter illegal parking by installing CCTVs at 10 more locations

    The Land Transport Authority (LTA) will utilise Closed-Circuit Television (CCTV) cameras at 10 more locations to deter illegal parking from the 15th of July.

    LTA News
  • More CCTVs to be installed on new buses to keep bus lanes free

    More CCTVs to be installed on new buses to keep bus lanes free

    The Land Transport Authority will install CCTVs on new buses to ensure that bus lanes remain clear during operating hours.

    Other News
  • CCTVs have limited effectiveness in curbing illegal parking

    CCTVs have limited effectiveness in curbing illegal parking

    Although the LTA has switched on CCTV cameras at 10 hot spots, the move failed to deter motorists from parking illegally at those locations.

    LTA News
  • More CCTVs wanted to curb illegal parking

    More CCTVs wanted to curb illegal parking

    The recent trial with CCTVs to deter illegal parking by the LTA has been successful, but some Singaporeans want more of these CCTVs.

    Other News
  • CCTVs do not curb illegal parking

    CCTVs do not curb illegal parking

    Motorists cite convenience for committing illegal parking offences, despite having known of the CCTVs in operation.

    Other News
  • LTA increases CCTVs deployment to curb illegal parking

    LTA increases CCTVs deployment to curb illegal parking

    The Land Transport Authority (LTA) has offered two tenders for installation and operation of CCTVs at 30 locations to curb illegal parking.

    Other News
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14 tvs News

  • Hyundai and TVS Motor to commercialise electric 3-wheelers

    Hyundai and TVS Motor to commercialise electric 3-wheelers

    This partnership will see both parties co-designing the E3W, with Hyundai leading the design and TVS Motor utilising its leading-edge electric platform.

    Hyundai News
  • TVS Apache RTR 310 makes global debut

    TVS Apache RTR 310 makes global debut

    The TVS Apache RTR 310 is a naked sports bike that is claimed to be one of the most well-equipped models in its segment.

    Other News
  • TVS launches new TVS X electric scooter

    TVS launches new TVS X electric scooter

    The new TVS X electric scooter comes with 4.4kWh battery, an 11kW electric motor, and a 10.2-inch TFT touchscreen mounted on its handlebar.

    Other News
  • TVS enters Singapore with the launch of the TVS Experience Centre

    TVS enters Singapore with the launch of the TVS Experience Centre

    TVS Motor Company expands its global footprint into Singapore with the opening of the brand new TVS Experience Centre.

    Other News
  • 60 more locations to get CCTVs to deter illegal parking by end 2017

    60 more locations to get CCTVs to deter illegal parking by end 2017

    Parking enforcement cameras, in use since April 2014, have cut down parking offences along roads clogged up by rampant illegal parking, says the LTA.

    LTA News
  • CCTVs have reduced the number of cases of illegal parking

    CCTVs have reduced the number of cases of illegal parking

    According to the LTA, closed-circuit television (CCTV) cameras have helped to cut down cases of illegal parking by as much as 90 percent.

    Other News
  • More buses to be armed with CCTVs cameras to clamp down on bus lane violations

    More buses to be armed with CCTVs cameras to clamp down on bus lane violations

    There were fewer bus lane violations this year, and the Land Transport Authority is working to fit more buses with cameras to clamp down on these incidents.

    LTA News
  • CCTVs to be installed at new locations to catch drivers who park illegally

    CCTVs to be installed at new locations to catch drivers who park illegally

    To deter illegal parking, closed-circuit television (CCTV) cameras will be installed at 40 more locations around the island.

    LTA News
  • LTA to deter illegal parking by installing CCTVs at 10 more locations

    LTA to deter illegal parking by installing CCTVs at 10 more locations

    The Land Transport Authority (LTA) will utilise Closed-Circuit Television (CCTV) cameras at 10 more locations to deter illegal parking from the 15th of July.

    LTA News
  • More CCTVs to be installed on new buses to keep bus lanes free

    More CCTVs to be installed on new buses to keep bus lanes free

    The Land Transport Authority will install CCTVs on new buses to ensure that bus lanes remain clear during operating hours.

    Other News
  • CCTVs have limited effectiveness in curbing illegal parking

    CCTVs have limited effectiveness in curbing illegal parking

    Although the LTA has switched on CCTV cameras at 10 hot spots, the move failed to deter motorists from parking illegally at those locations.

    LTA News
  • More CCTVs wanted to curb illegal parking

    More CCTVs wanted to curb illegal parking

    The recent trial with CCTVs to deter illegal parking by the LTA has been successful, but some Singaporeans want more of these CCTVs.

    Other News
  • CCTVs do not curb illegal parking

    CCTVs do not curb illegal parking

    Motorists cite convenience for committing illegal parking offences, despite having known of the CCTVs in operation.

    Other News
  • LTA increases CCTVs deployment to curb illegal parking

    LTA increases CCTVs deployment to curb illegal parking

    The Land Transport Authority (LTA) has offered two tenders for installation and operation of CCTVs at 30 locations to curb illegal parking.

    Other News
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