A Land Transport Authority (LTA) engineer has attracted criticism after a video of him reprimanding workers surfaced online.“ While the engineer was addressing safety lapses at the worksite, the manner in which he did so was inappropriate. We do not condone such behaviour,” said LTA in an Aug. 25 statement." The engineer has also been counselled and reminded of the standards of conduct expected of all staff. He has expressed regret for his actions and has apologised to the staff involved."LTA ad

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Speaking on the Land Transport Authority of Singapore (Amendment) Bill, Dennis Tan Lip Fong 陈立峰 sought an update on the rollout of public infrastructure to support the charging of electric vehicles. And if there were any support such as grants for installing charging units. He also sought clarifications whether fines or other penalties could be considered to deter owners who do not move their vehicles after charging them, and if the Government would stipulate a fixed number of charging points in

A joint road enforcement operation led by the Public Land Transport Authority (PLTA) last week in Port Vila has seen over VT10 million collected in fees and fines from vehicle owners and drivers. The operation involved PLTA, Police, Customs, VNPF, and other stakeholders, targeting violations of traffic regulations. According to PLTA CEO Reginald Tabi, 395 vehicles were detained for various offenses—87 of them public transport vehicles. Police recorded a total of 695 separate traffic-related offe

The Land Transport Authority (LTA) has received about 39,000 applications for the Private Hire Car Driver's Vocational Licence (PDVL) as of June 21. Of these applications, about 33,000 have been given approval to go for the PDVL course, of whom 500 have attended the course and passed. About 27,000 private-hire cars have been affixed with tamper evident decals, which must be displayed on all private-hire cars providing chauffeured services from July 1. One driver, Mr Gregory Poo, said the decal h