Tag Archives: LTA

Was he too poor to afford another car?

A netizen has shared her urgent plea to ban all modified vehicles in Singapore immediately.

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.

Just two weeks after the LTA allowed all taxis and private hire cars to have inward facing cameras in their vehicles, they are now allowing these inward facing cameras to record audio too. LTA released a statement to that effect, citing a governmental study that indicated 90% of respondents were in favour of such recordings.

Most recently, Singaporeans have been impressed with former Singaporean Cliff Tan, who came up with a map design of the MRT system that is not linear and rigid. Most have also called on LTA to update their map design with that of Cliff Tan's, as the LTA ones are in straight lines and uses 45 degree angles.

Our reader thinks all city tour buses should not be allowed to ply the city during peak hours or lunch time so they do not waste other people's time. What do you think? Is this a valid argument?

Yesterday, LTA and SMRT announced that in the month of December, train services at selected stations will either be closed for a full day or end early but start later over the weekends and i am puzzled with this decision of theirs.

LTA should seriously reduce the number of heavy and commercial vehicles and also stop the growth of these vehicles until majority of them are due for de-registration! Stop making us car and bike owners suffer! We need a car or bike because its too time consuming to travel around Singapore!

I am very pissed with the LTA's move to make car growth to 0% with effect from next year! Have they ever thought of why are people buying cars?

The Land Transport Authority (LTA) once again looks to delight fellow Singaporeans who celebrate the occasion with a gorgeous visual feast of decorated MRT trains, which run on the North East Line and Downtown Line. So, if trains breakdown again, you can always look at the nice Deepavali decorations and enjoy them, while waiting for the trains to move again.