The event, which kicked off on 20 May 2025, covered a total of 5,183km. This included 2,200km of timed special stages across various terrain types.
Mobile Closed-Circuit Television (CCTV) cameras and a new app amongst measures put in place by the Land Transport Authority to clamp down on errant PMD riders.
The Land Transport Authority is testing a new camera system in another attempt to curb errant behaviour from personal mobility device users.
To push the development of self-driving technology here further, the Land Transport Authority has installed equipment aimed at supporting and monitoring.
Parking enforcement cameras, in use since April 2014, have cut down parking offences along roads clogged up by rampant illegal parking, says the LTA.
According to the LTA, closed-circuit television (CCTV) cameras have helped to cut down cases of illegal parking by as much as 90 percent.
CCTV cameras have been effective in deterring bus lane offences since their introduction in 2008 and motorists caught flouting the rules have declined.
The installation of closed-circuit television cameras by the Land Transport Authority has led to a spike in summonses issued to taxis that stop illegally.
The Land Transport Authority will be installing CCTV cameras at 60 more locations across the island on top of the 30 that have been in operation.
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.
To deter illegal parking, closed-circuit television (CCTV) cameras will be installed at 40 more locations around the island.
From 22nd September, LTA will utilise CCTV cameras at an additional ten locations to enforce against illegal parking.
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.
The Land Transport Authority will install CCTVs on new buses to ensure that bus lanes remain clear during operating hours.
Although the LTA has switched on CCTV cameras at 10 hot spots, the move failed to deter motorists from parking illegally at those locations.
The Housing Development Board (HDB) and Land Transport Authority (LTA) will begin monitoring more than 80 locations for illegal parking round the clock.
Closed-circuit television (CCTV) cameras to deter illegal parking have been installed at 10 locations and will be activated for use on 14th April 2014.
From CCTV footage, it appears that a small girl may have accidentally triggered the detrainment door device, which has caused service disruption on the DTL.
In case of a thunderstorm, motorists are now able to view the traffic conditions of flood prone areas online before stepping out of their homes.
HDB follows LTA's lead to install CCTV cameras near service roads and loading bays to deter illegal parking offences.