In Parliament
Written Reply by Minister for Transport Khaw Boon Wan to Parliamentary Question on Steps to Prevent Commercial Vehicles from Parking in Non-Charging Parking Spaces
9 January 2017
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Mr Sitoh Yih Pin asked the Minister for Transport whether LTA can take steps to prevent transport leasing and related businesses from indiscriminately parking their commercial vehicles in non-charging parking spaces in the vicinity of landed properties in private residential estates which is causing inconvenience to residents in these estates.
Reply by Minister for Transport Khaw Boon Wan:
1. Roads in private residential estates are public roads. Hence, where parking is allowed along these roads, the Land Transport Authority (LTA) cannot forbid any individual or company from parking. LTA is open to suggestions from residents on how parking schemes can be improved to minimise inconvenience to them, but once instituted, these parking schemes will have to be uniformly applied to all vehicles.