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ERP rates to go up at six gantries, mainly at CTE
By Asha Popatlal, Channel NewsAsia | Posted: 04 August 2006 1058 hrs

 
 
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SINGAPORE: Bad news for some motorists, especially for those who drive on the already congested Central Expressway.

ERP rates are set to go up by 50 cents on the CTE north and south of Braddell Road, on the northbound CTE after the Pan-Island Expressway, as well as the PIE slip road into CTE.

Rates will also go up on the PIE at Kallang Bahru as well as East Coast Parkway at Fort Road.

The increased rates are for different blocks of the morning peak period as well as the evening peak period on the northbound CTE, and will kick in from Monday.

The increase comes after the Land Transport Authority's quarterly review of traffic conditions and is being imposed to maintain LTA's aim of an optimal speed range of 45 to 65 kilometres on expressways.

The next quarterly review will take place in November. - CNA /dt/ct

 

 



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