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LTA, police seize 91 unregistered vehicles from Singapore roads
Authorities have impounded 91 deregistered vehicles that were still in use across Singapore in September 2026. The joint operation by the Land Transport Authority and Singapore Police Force underscores ongoing enforcement efforts against illegal vehicle operations.
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The Land Transport Authority and Singapore Police Force conducted a coordinated enforcement drive in September 2026, resulting in the seizure of 91 vehicles that had been deregistered but continued to operate on Singapore's roads. The impounded vehicles were removed from circulation following detection by authorities during their regular compliance checks.
The operation highlights the risks associated with using unregistered vehicles, which may lack mandatory insurance coverage, safety certifications, and emissions compliance. Owners of deregistered vehicles face potential penalties under Singapore's traffic laws if they continue to use or keep vehicles that are no longer registered with the LTA.
Regular enforcement sweeps by both agencies aim to maintain road safety standards and ensure all vehicles in operation meet regulatory requirements. Vehicle owners are advised to maintain current registration status and comply with LTA requirements to avoid penalties and vehicle impoundment.
The seizure marks part of broader efforts by transport and law enforcement authorities to clamp down on unregistered vehicle use across the island state. Motorists are reminded that deregistered vehicles must not be kept for active use on public roads.