Singapore will begin rolling out new road markings and signs for the ERP 2 system from October, according to The Straits Times. The Land Transport Authority is introducing the changes as the old gantries are taken down, The Online Citizen reports.
The Straits Times reports that the new markings and signs will appear across the country. The rollout is tied to the transition to ERP 2, the next version of Singapore's electronic road pricing system.
The Straits Times reports that the signs and markings are part of the ERP 2 rollout. The Online Citizen reports that the gantries are coming down as part of the same transition.
The material does not specify which roads will receive the markings first, how many signs will be installed, or the exact start date in October. It also does not state whether the markings will be used for enforcement. AsiaOne has raised the question of whether the new ERP 2 system can be used for enforcement, but no answer is given in the available reporting.
The Straits Times published its report on Monday, 28 September 2026. CNA and Motorist Singapore also carried reports on the same rollout.
What to watch next: the LTA's detailed schedule for installation and whether the new markings will have an enforcement role.
