LTA said operations were carried out at AMK Hub, Waterway Point and The Seletar Mall.
Operations by the Land Transport Authority against errant riders were carried out at AMK Hub, Waterway Point and The Seletar Mall on May 24, 2024.Operations by the Land Transport Authority against errant riders were carried out at AMK Hub, Waterway Point and The Seletar Mall on May 24, 2024.Operations by the Land Transport Authority against errant riders were carried out at AMK Hub, Waterway Point and The Seletar Mall on May 24, 2024.
In response to The Straits Times’ queries on May 27, “LTA conducts daily operations islandwide to enforce against errant active mobility users and to educate users on active mobility rules and guidelines,” LTA said, adding those who breach its regulations will be dealt with.
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