Up lorry: What happens after a non-compliant mobility device is impounded, Singapore News

Up lorry: What happens after a non-compliant mobility device is impounded, Singapore News


The Land Transport Authority’s (LTA) active mobility enforcement officers are known to conduct frequent and route enforcement operations across Singapore, with the most recent round in September resulting in 70 non-compliant devices being impounded.

But what actually happens after such devices are sent “up the lorry”?

In a social media explainer posted on Thursday (Oct 15), LTA shared that such devices are stored securely while investigations are ongoing. 

Its video shows rows of non-compliant devices, each labelled with tags and alphanumeric characters. 

Non-compliant devices stored at the pound are identified by the alphanumeric serial numbers.

Upon the completion of investigations, the devices will be marked with a label that reads “Gazette for disposal”. 




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