ERP rates up $1 in 28 August to decongest traffic

ERP rates will be increased by $1 starting 28 August 2023.

The Land Transport Authority (LTA) said it will adjust the electronic road pricing (ERP) rates by $1 starting 28 August 2023 during a four-specified time period.

Four locations will experience a slight increase in their ERP rates.

From 9am to 9:30 am, PIE (Adam and Mount Pleasant) (Set of 2 Gantries) ERP rates will be from $0 to $1.

Westbound PIE before Eunos ERP rates will increase from $1 to $2 at 8:30 am to 9 am and from $0 to $1 at 9 am to 9:30 am.

From 8:30 am to 9 am, KPE (ECP) after Defu Flyover ERP rates will rise from $5 to $6.

LTA said the traffic built up at expressways in July 2023, prompting it to impose the inched-up rates. For other time slots, the previously announced gantries rates remain unchanged.

“With these adjustments, the number of locations and timeslots charged is still lower than the number charged pre COVID,” read the statement.

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