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flag Starting Jan 1, 2026, Singapore will require speed limiters on older heavy lorries, with fines up to $50,000 for non-compliance.

flag Starting January 1, 2026, lorry owners in Singapore must install speed limiters on eligible heavy vehicles or face prosecution, road tax denial, and driving bans. flag The rule applies to older lorries between 3,501kg and 12,000kg, with phased deadlines based on weight and registration date. flag Speed limiters, which cap speeds at 60km/h, aim to improve safety, reduce fuel use, and cut maintenance costs. flag Non-compliance may lead to fines up to $50,000, remedial orders, and loss of bizSAFE certification. flag The government offers a grant covering up to 50% of installation costs until March 2027, and early adopters gain priority for driver training. flag Penalties for tampering or non-compliance will rise to $10,000.

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