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Singapore tightens transport laws, raises fines for illegal drivers and mobility device…

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The Land Transport Authority is enforcing enhancements to transport legislation in Singapore. Fines for unlicensed drivers offering illegal point-to-point transport have increased to up to $10,000. The law also strengthens regulation of non-compliant active mobility devices, increasing penalties for illegal imports to a maximum fine of $10,000 or up to 12 months imprisonment.

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These amendments tighten regulatory oversight of the transport and mobility sectors in Singapore. The increased penalties and enforcement actions affect both illegal operators and companies involved in promoting or selling these services.

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    Shein might face increased compliance costs if it sells non-compliant active mobility devices online.

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  1. LTA is studying COE changes in Singapore, with Jeffrey Siow discussing the matter in parliament.1 source
  2. LTA enforces transport legislation in Singapore.1 source

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