The Land Transport Authority (LTA) impounded 70 active mobility devices during enforcement operations across Singapore in September 2026, as authorities continued their efforts to clamp down on illegal and non-compliant devices.
In an update shared on Oct 12, LTA said a total of 503 offences were detected during the enforcement operations.
The latest figures highlight the authorities’ continued efforts to ensure that active mobility devices comply with Singapore’s regulations and safety requirements.
503 Offences Detected During Enforcement Operations
According to LTA, enforcement officers carried out checks throughout September, resulting in the detection of hundreds of offences and the impounding of 70 devices.
However, the authority did not provide a detailed breakdown of the 503 offences or specify how many involved particular types of active mobility devices.
Devices that fail to meet the relevant regulatory requirements may be subject to enforcement action, depending on the nature of the violation.
Riders Reminded To Comply With Regulations
Active mobility devices are commonly used in Singapore for commuting and travelling shorter distances. However, riders must ensure that their devices comply with the applicable rules before using them on public paths or roads where permitted.
Non-compliant devices can pose safety concerns for users and other members of the public, particularly in areas shared with pedestrians and other path users.
LTA has continued to conduct enforcement operations to identify offences and take action against devices that do not meet the required standards.
Members of the public are also reminded to cooperate with enforcement officers and follow their instructions during checks.
With 503 offences detected in September alone, the latest figures underscore the importance of continued enforcement and compliance with Singapore’s active mobility regulations.