No administrative charges will be incurred for ERP (Electronic Road Pricing) fees made within a five-day grace period come October this year, Transport Minister Chee Hong Tat said on August 30. This comes ahead of a new feature on the next-generation ERP 2.
A five-day grace period will be given to motorists who miss their ERP charge come October, Transport Minister Chee Hong Tat said in an interview with the media on Friday .No administrative charges will be incurred for ERP fees made within a five-day grace period come October this year, Transport Minister Chee Hong Tat said on August 30.
Chee said that from Oct 1, if a motorist has ERP arrears, LTA will send them an SMS and give them a five-day grace period to make the payment. Presently, when a motorist misses an ERP charge, they'll receive a letter notifying them of the missed charge, instructing them to pay that amount plus an additional $10 administrative fee.This comes as part of the changes taking place as Singapore transitions to ERP 2.0 to update the current ERP system that has been in place since 1998."We are making good progress on this front and we are on track to completing the installation by 2026.
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