Some PMA retailers say prices up by up to $300 with higher compliance costs
Some retailers of Personal Mobility Aids say prices have increased by up to S$300 or about 10% after new rules kicked in on 1st June. They say compliance costs and additional paperwork have increased operating costs and made the sales process more time-consuming, even requiring more manpower. Still, they say sales have picked up as users are clearer on which devices are allowed and which are not. Alxis Thng reports.
Some retailers of Personal Mobility Aids say prices have increased by up to S$300 or about 10% after new rules kicked in on 1st June. They say compliance costs and additional paperwork have increased operating costs and made the sales process more time-consuming, even requiring more manpower. Still, they say sales have picked up as users are clearer on which devices are allowed and which are not. Alxis Thng reports.
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