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Singapore Set to Switch Fully to ERP2 on Jan 1; Bill Calls for Mandatory OBUs

About 930,000 vehicles, or 93% of total, have OBUs installed as Singapore prepares for satellite-based ERP2 tolling with stricter penalties for violations.

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ERP2 uses satellite technology, rather than gantries, to determine the vehicle’s location for charging, says Acting Transport Minister Jeffrey Siow.

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New ERP System to Take Effect From Jan 1, 2027; On-Board Units Made Compulsory in Singapore

About 930,000 vehicles, or 93% of the vehicle population, have already been equipped with an OBU, according to the Land Transport Authority (LTA).

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Singapore set to switch fully to ERP2 on Jan 1; Bill calls for mandatory OBUs

ERP2 uses satellite technology, rather than gantries, to determine the vehicle’s location for charging, says Acting Transport Minister Jeffrey Siow.

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S’pore to fully switch to new ERP system on Jan 1, 2027; new Bill to make on-board unit compulsory

Singapore to fully transition to the new ERP system by January 2027, making on-board units compulsory for all registered vehicles. Read more at straitstimes.com.

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Singapore to fully switch to new ERP system from Jan 1, 2027; Bill to make on-board unit compulsory

ERP 2 lets authorities add new toll points without installing large, costly physical gantries system

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The Straits Times broke the news in Singapore on Tuesday, February 3, 2026.
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