SINGAPORE – Learning to drive or ride will now be more expensive, with the Traffic Police (TP) announcing that it will progressively raise fees for all theory and practical tests from March 13.
The police, in a statement on March 13, attributed the price hike to rising operating costs and said the fees were last revised in 2016.
From March 13, fees for the basic driving theory test, final driving theory test and motorcycle riding theory test will increase from $6.50 to $7.20. This will increase to $8 from March 13, 2027.
Those taking the practical riding test, practical driving test and proficiency driving test will now have to pay $40, up from $33. Fees for these tests will go up to $45 from March 13, 2027, and $50 from March 13, 2028.
The police said the fee revision applies to those who have booked their tests on or after the respective effective dates.
