Singapore Rolls Out New ERP Charges from June 2025 to Tackle Traffic Congestion

Smarter roads, smoother rides — navigating the future of travel in Singapore

In a major step toward easing urban congestion, Singapore has revised its Electronic Road Pricing (ERP) charges, effective from June 3, 2025. Announced by the Land Transport Authority (LTA), the updated tolls impact key expressways such as the CTE, PIE, and AYE, with peak-hour increases ranging from $0.50 to $1.00. These changes are part of Singapore’s adaptive pricing model, using real-time traffic data to influence commuter behaviour and support the Smart Mobility 2030 vision.

Commuters and businesses operating in high-traffic zones are advised to review new gantry rates and consider alternative travel methods. Ride-hailing services and logistics firms may also adjust pricing or delivery schedules to offset increased road charges.

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