SINGAPORE: All new vehicles registered from May 1 will come with the ERP 2.0 system’s on-board unit already installed, said the Land Transport Authority on Thursday .
Authorised motor distributors and dealers will liaise with prospective buyers to finalise their installation options – such as the placement of the processing unit and whether they wish to install the touchscreen display.Want to opt out of ERP 2.0's touchscreen display? Here's what it will mean for you
In response to feedback that some OBU configurations make it difficult for motorists to reach for the CEPAS card, LTA said it will add a button on the touchscreen display to “temporarily deactivate” the CEPAS card for drivers with complimentary parking tickets. For motorcycles, the OBU components - a processing unit, an antenna and a touchscreen display - are integrated into a single-piece unit. Owners of existing local motorcycles can book an appointment with their preferred workshop to install their OBU once they have been notified from May 1.
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