To keep the roads safe for everyone, people should adhere to all regulations put in place.
On Wednesday (30 Mar), authorities caught and fined 15 motorists for offences, including exhaust emissions and using mobile devices.
The National Environment Agency (NEA) also stated that they will continue to conduct regular checks.
According to NEA’s Facebook statement, they partnered with the Singapore Police Force (SPF) and Land Transport Authority (LTA) to conduct checks on motorists in northern Singapore.
Together, they caught and fined 15 motorists for various offences, including using their phones or driving vehicles that exceed permitted exhaust and noise emission levels.
These included owners of cars, motorcycles, and commercial goods vehicles.
NEA reiterated that both local and foreign-registered vehicles should comply with Singapore’s exhaust and noise emission standards under the Environmental Protection and Management (Vehicular Emissions) Regulations.
Those who do not adhere to the rules may be denied entry at Singapore’s checkpoints and face the appropriate punitive measures.
The Straits Times reports that this traffic enforcement blitz follows a rise in fatal accidents and injuries on the road.
Moving forward, NEA, SPF, and LTA will continue to conduct regular ad-hoc checks on the road. This is to help sustain a clean and safe environment for all.
Everyone has a part to play in keeping Singapore’s roads safe and pleasant for all. To do this, road users should always adhere to the regulations set by the authorities.
Members of the public can also report errant motorists by submitting details such as the vehicle registration number, location, date, and time of the incident to NEA, LTA, or SPF.
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Featured image adapted from NEA on Facebook.
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