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Ministry of Transport
In Parliament

Data on Traffic-Related Reports Submitted via OneMotoring Website Under Report Offences Function from 2025 to 2026

Sectors

Private vehicles

5 May 2026

Written Reply to Parliamentary Question 

Ms Valerie Lee asked the Acting Minister for Transport

a.      how many traffic-related reports were submitted via the OneMotoring Website under the Report Offences function from January 2025 to April 2026;

b.      what categories of offences were most commonly reported; and

c.      what percentage of reports resulted in enforcement actions, including penalties or prosecutions.


Reply by Acting Minister for Transport Jeffrey Siow: 

1.      The Land Transport Authority received about 59,000 traffic-related reports via OneMotoring Website under Report Vehicle-Related Offences from January 2025 to March 2026. Illegal parking and bus lane offences were most commonly reported. About half of the reports resulted in the issuance of traffic offence notices.

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