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What is ERP system in Singapore?
The Electronic Road Pricing (ERP) system is the primary method of regulating traffic in Singapore. ERP gantries erected at key positions charge motorists for utilising certain roads at times when these roads are more prone to congestion.
What time is the ERP charges?
There are over 75 ERP gantries situated on three types of routes: expressways, roads leading into the city/central business district, and arterial roads. On a daily basis, ERP operates only from Mondays to Saturdays, starting from as early as 7AM until 8PM. There is no ERP on Sundays as well as public holidays.
Is there still ERP charges now?
ERP charges as of Feb 2022 For now, ERP car charges range anywhere from $0.50 to $3.00 per gantry and $0.25 to $1.00 for motorcycles. The great news is that most of the ERP gantries islandwide are not operational, and only seven gantries are actively charging at specific times.
Are there ERP charges now?
How do I pay my ERP fines and fees?
The easiest way to pay any ERP fine you receive is online. Simply head to the One Motoring website, and select the option for LTA e-payment services.¹² Here you’ll be able to pay your ERP fines and fees, as well as carry out other online transactions like renewing your road tax.
How do I avoid an ERP violation?
The In-vehicle Unit (IU) in your vehicle deducts the ERP charges based on your chosen mode of payment. To avoid ERP violations, sign up for backend payment services. When you sign up for a backend payment service, the service provider will notify you once the service is activated.
What are ERP charges and how to avoid them?
ERP is used to manage road congestion in Singapore. Drivers will incur ERP charges when passing through ERP gantries during its operational hours. To avoid incurring ERP charges, motorists can consider using alternative routes, travelling outside ERP operational hours, or taking public transport instead of driving.
What are the rules for paying ERP in Singapore?
For foreign-registered vehicles, the rules for paying ERP differ according to your vehicle type. If you drive in Singapore without an IU, there is a penalty of $70.00 for each operating ERP gantry you drive through. Pay a flat fee of $5 each day to drive through operating ERP gantries, if you do not wish to install or rent an IU.