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Electronic Road Pricing System in Singapore

The Electronic Road Pricing System in Singapore is one of the most successful urban road pricing systems in the world. This fully automated system replaced the Area Licensing Scheme or sticker-based manual road pricing in 1998 in order to realize fair, convenient and reliable traffic demand management measures. Since its inception of operation, the system has been operating and upgraded continuously and the system carries a critical part of total transport network in Singapore.

ERP System for Singapore

General Outline

Client

 Land Transport Authority of Singapore

System Completion

 April 1998

Communication Type

 Microwave DSRC

Frequency

 2.4 GHz (ISM band)

Charging Point Structure

 Gantry over roadside

Charging Point

 85 Gantries (as of December 2008)
Expanding to date

Payment media
  • In-vehicle Unit accepts anonymous stored-value contact IC cards
  • Dual Mode In-vehicle Unit launched in 2008 (contact IC card and contactless IC card)

Enforcement

 Enforcement Camera System on gantries

Max Speed for Violation Vehicle Detection

 180km/h

Error rate of Charging Process

 3 errors from 4,300,000 transactions (proven by on-site testing)

Total delivered In-vehicle Unit

 2.3 millions (as of August 2008)

Vehicle Class
  • Passenger Cars/Light Goods Vehicles
  • Taxis
  • Motorcycles
  • Heavy Goods Vehicles/Small Buses
  • Very Heavy Goods Vehicles/Big Buses
  • Special Vehicles

Foreign Vehicle

 Prepaid on check points at boarders
Photo of Major Equipment
Gantry System
Gantry System
Antenna
Antenna
Vehicle Detection and Classification
Vehicle Detection and Classification
Enforcement Camera
Enforcement Camera
Lineup of In-vehicle Unit
Lineup of In-vehicle Unit
Fitting image of In-vehicle Unit
Fitting image of In-vehicle Unit
Dual Mode In-vehicle Unit ( since 2008 ) ( Contact IC card and Contactless IC card )
Dual Mode In-vehicle Unit ( since 2008 )
( Contact IC card and Contactless IC card )
Electronic Parking System ( EPS )

Mitsubishi successfully utilizes the technology of Electronic Road Pricing System for the car parking system in Singapore. Car park users may use the in-vehicle unit and IC cards for non-stop payment at the exit with neither winding down a car window nor queuing at autopay stations. More than 500 car parks adopt this EPS in Singapore.


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