SINGAPORE - Errant personal mobility device (PMD) users beware: There are more ways now for those behaving badly to get caught in the act.. Read more at straitstimes.com.
SINGAPORE - Errant personal mobility device users beware: There are more ways now for those behaving badly to get caught in the act.
Members of the public can also now submit photos or videos of errant PMD users through the LTA's MyTransport.SG app, which has about 700,000 users currently.LTA said the new feature will help identify errant riders and potential hot spots, and will add on to its enforcement efforts. The cameras will complement LTA's compulsory registration regime for PMDs and power-assisted bicycles by identifying errant devices through their unique device identification marks.
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