Tag Archives: enforcement

I have been seeing these LTA bikes parked under the flyover in various locations since 2-3 years ago. They are always there even on weekends. Are they eating snakes or working? Because I ever saw them lying down on some recliner chair under the Braddell Flyover when I was driving past slowly.

The Cat Museum which previously received an enforcement order thanked people for their overwhelming response and said it has reached 70% of its target to keep the place running.

The Cat Museum, which provides a home for orphaned cats, will soon be homeless after the Ministry of National Development sent them an enforcement notice to evict them. This is despite them passing NEA and AVA inspections. Why?

I am in a comfort taxi yesterday and the driver looks more concern in catching errand motorists than driving me as the passenger safely. If they are really getting annoyed with these private hire cars causing them to lose their cabbies because many drivers have jumped ships, then they should just work together with LTA to enforce such policing activities!

The Land Transport Authority (LTA) has been acting on recent complaints of errant e-scooter riders who have been riding recklessly at high speed along footpaths and on roads. As part of our enforcement strategy and effort, we have carried out several operations at various locations over the past weeks.

Caught this hard working car park enforcement officer parked his bike on doblue yellow line next to a Fire Hydrant while busy issuing summons... But never realized he himself has also committed an offence!! Hello LTA, SCDF, Traffic Police I know this car park enforcement officer is doing his job.. And he has the right to park on double yellow line while on duty.. BUT... BUT... I thought it is also an offence to park his bike within 3 meters of a Fire Hydrant???

This Cisco enforcement vehicle come catch ppl liao then illegal Park and la kopi at 515 coffeeshop. Who put u above the law???

I saw 2 NEA officers catching ah old man for smoking in a sheltered area. Took some photos and they wanted to see the content of my phone pic library. Then I got threatened by one of them that if I were to post it on social media, they will take actions on me!

Housing Board flat owners may soon have to open their doors to authorised HDB officers, so that these officers can repair ceiling leaks more promptly. On Thursday, Minister of State for National Development Desmond Lee introduced a Bill in Parliament to amend the Housing and Development Act to allow this. The proposed change to the law, if passed, will empower authorised officers to enter any flat at any reasonable time, after giving 24 hours' notice. This is to investigate whether any urgent repairs need to be carried out in a flat and to carry out the necessary repairs.

As we were having breakfast in a coffee shop, someone shouted, “Come already, come already”. He was warning customers of the omnipresent LTA Enforcement. Those who came on bikes or cars rushed out to avoid receiving a summons. I overheard a comment by a senior citizen who said, “What kind of country is this? People park a while also cannot they must come to summon.” The time? 6:20 AM!!