SGSingapore has proposed a new law aimed at preventing deregistered vehicles from being driven on its roads. The Land Transport and Related Matters (No. 2) Bill, introduced by Minister of State for Transport Baey Yam Keng, outlines measures such as wheel-clamping seized vehicles, stricter export regulations through authorized exporters, and penalties for selling deregistered vehicles. Authorities claim these vehicles pose road safety risks due to lack of insurance and roadworthiness, and some have been linked to criminal activities. Statistics show a significant rise in reported cases of deregistered vehicles being used on roads, prompting increased enforcement efforts. The bill also reduces the time owners have to fulfill disposal requirements from one month to 14 days.
Bias read (Center): The article presents the proposed law as a necessary measure to enhance road safety and reduce misuse of deregistered vehicles. It provides factual information about the legal framework, statistics, and enforcement plans without overtly favoring any particular political ideology. While the issue of路
