The eDeliver 7 HGV offers 5,900 litres of cargo volume and a payload of 1,370kg, as well as a driving range of up to 485km on a single charge.
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To support Singapore's overall land transport decarbonisation, LTA will introduce two new initiatives and extend the duration of another.
On top of its bio-gas fuelled HGVs fleet, Porsche rolls out six additional fully-electric HGVs to its transport logistics fleet.
Singapore roads and traffic conditions can be scary to new drivers. Here are several tips from seasoned motorists that can level up your skills!
Pit yourself against an oversized, heavy machinery and you are bound to be at the losing end - regardless whether you are in the right, or wrong.
The Jimny LCV comes with a cavernous 863-litre loading area, a flat floor, and safety cargo partition - just like a van.
According to the Traffic Police, fatal accidents involving heavy vehicles continued to decline last year, hitting a three-year low.
From 20th Dec, motorcyclists and motorists driving heavy vehicles will be able to use the Parking.sg app to pay for parking at all public car parks.
The operations are part of a month-long police-led campaign to clamp down on errant drivers after a series of fatal accidents involving heavy vehicles.
Residents of Seletar Hills estate are challenging the construction of an upcoming heavy vehicle park along Yio Chu Kang Road and Begonia Road.
Ford and Toyota are forming SmartDeviceLink Consortium, to provide consumers with more choice in the way they connect and control smartphone apps on the road.
The Safer Roads Industry Taskforce recommends that the Traffic Police and Land Transport Authority identify relevant tech for speed tracking.
An Urban Redevelopment Authority study will track travel and parking patterns of heavy vehicles with season parking tickets.
More heavy-vehicle firms can soon tap Government subsidies to buy an in-vehicle safety device that can warn drivers of impending collisions.
During a road safety seminar on heavy vehicles, Traffic Police Commander Sam Tee described the rising number of heavy vehicle accidents as disturbing.
The Traffic Police and Land Transport Authority will review measures to curb heavy vehicle speeding, with changes to be announced later this year.
The age limit for driving heavy vehicles has been raised to 75, with the change next year requiring drivers aged 70-74 to pass enhanced tests.
The Automobile Association of Singapore will launch a training institute aimed at raising safety standards of commercial drivers.
The Immigrations & Checkpoints Authority has warned travellers to expect delays at the land checkpoints at Woodlands and Tuas this Labour Day weekend.