Passengers can now call for transport right at their doorstep and leave the honking and swearing at the border checkpoints to someone else.
As of now, LTA has said that this idea is currently subject to tweaks, with plans to gather further feedback and views on the proposed design and approach.
Following a successful provisional period, both Geolah and Trans-Cab have received RSOLs that are valid from 1 January 2025 to 31 December 2027.
This will now bring the total number of taxi operators to six, with the licence having a validity of 10 years and a commencement date of 9 April 2025.
LTA has commenced Phase One of its P2P industry structure and regulatory framework review, with Phase Two projected to commence in March 2025.
Land Rover has given Bowler Motors, part of its Special Vehicle Operations division, permission to use the original Defender shape.
Elderly drivers with driving licences that are expiring this year will be given a six-month extension to renew them.
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Elderly drivers of cars, public buses and heavy vehicles with licences that are expiring this year will get a six-month extension to renew them.
Musto, one of the world's leading performance outdoor clothing brands, will work with Land Rover to create a new range for the 2020 autumn/winter season.
Lamborghini and Principe have signed a license agreement for the development, production and distribution of a leather goods and travel collection.
Foreign-registered vehicles are not allowed to provide cross-border passenger transport services for hire or reward in Singapore without a valid licence.
Toyota's IP Solutions programme is intended to help promote and serve as an access point for the licensing of patents to U.S.A and global companies.
Local bike-sharing operator SG Bike has announced that it had completed the takeover of Mobike's licence to operate 25,000 bicycles in Singapore.
The LTA's review on which companies can operate shared PMDs and bicycles in Singapore has been delayed again, the second time this year.
Ride-hailing firm Grab is said to be exploring a move into banking, as Singapore regulators consider allowing online-only banks.
In light of safety concerns, the Land Transport Authority has delayed a decision on sandbox licenses for PMD-sharing firms.
In a public consultation, the Land Transport Authority has proposed two different licences for street-hail and ride-hail businesses.
Bike-sharing firm ofo has missed the deadline to meet LTA's conditions, and must remove bikes in public spots by 13 March.
The 14 firms vying for the LTA licence include existing players, such as local start-ups Neuron Mobility and Telepod, as well as United States-based Lime.