These include the requirement for SG-registered vehicles to have the new system's OBU to drive on SG roads, as well as stiffer penalties for other offences.
Current owners of vehicles equipped with the DRIVE PILOT system will receive the update for free, woth drivers legally allowed to enjoy other activities.
The track intrusion systems can detect people and objects that fall onto the rail tracks, as well as unattended objects on station platforms.
Senior Minister of State for Transport Amy Khor said the authorities will go ahead with the device, even as they continue to explore how to make it better.
Nissan and Tan Chong Motor Sales announce the launch of the all new Nissan Kicks e-POWER urban crossover in Singapore.
The use of smart technology, such as virtual reality, is increasingly simplifying international logistics at Audi's plants worldwide.
Transport operator ComfortDelGro has bought four Volvo buses fitted with collision warning and automatic emergency braking.
Commuters will have quieter and cleaner bus rides early next year as a batch of 60 electric buses, or e-buses, begin operating as part of a trial.
Continental showcases services for smart cities such as car-sharing, connected services, city transport, traffic and fleet management, at ITS Singapore 2019.
Reliability on Singapore's two oldest MRT lines continues to show improvement with upgrading works past halfway mark.
The Swiss engineering group ABB has won contracts to provide local charging infrastructure for a fleet of 40 electric public buses
With a newly developed quantum algorithm, public transport organisations and taxi companies can deploy their fleets more efficiently and minimise wait times.
The Land Transport Authority has awarded tenders to three firms for 60 electric buses, in its latest move to introduce more green vehicles for public transport.
The rail system has continued to improve, according to first-half reliability data released by the Land Transport Authority.
A report by consulting firm McKinsey lauds the system's affordability and efficiency, and also finds residents highly satisfied with it.
Even as efforts are made to ramp up the reliability of older MRT lines, the authorities are also finding new ways to improve newer networks.
The Land Transport Authority has announced that it will be introducing a new Passenger Load Information System, which will show how crowded train cars are.
Live testing of the East-West Line's new signalling system will commence on the five Sundays between 29th April and 27th May.
The Singapore Management University is developing a taxi guidance system, which uses historical and real-time data, to direct cabbies to high demand areas.
With effect from 1st February 2018, motorists can pay with their EZ-Pay accounts as they exit carparks, starting with three shopping malls.