SINGAPORE - Motorists will have to pay more in Electronic Road Pricing fees when driving on part of the Central Expressway during peak hours from next Monday .
The ERP rate for another south-bound gantry on the CTE before Braddell Road will remain unchanged at $1 from 8am to 9am. The LTA announced the changes after completing its third review of ERP rates since the lifting of circuit breaker measures on June 2. From next Monday, drivers heading south on the auxillary lane which links the CTE to Serangoon Road and the Pan-Island Expressway in the direction of Changi will have to pay $1 from 7.30am to 8am, from no charge previously.
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