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Other features that will be rolled out to the motorists on the pilot include automatic payment of checkpoint tolls.<\/p>\n
Currently, on the Singapore side of the checkpoint, motorists pay the toll by inserting a NETS CashCard or CEPAS card into a card reader at the immigration booth.<\/p>\n
After ERP 2 is rolled out on Jan 1, 2027, a contactless toll collection system will be in place.<\/p>\n
The OBU display will show a Toll Ahead alert before motorists reach Woodlands or Tuas Checkpoint.<\/p>\n
The motorist will proceed to clear immigration and drive away from the immigration booth. The OBU will then show a notification with the amount to be charged when the vehicle drives on the Woodlands Causeway or Tuas Second Link.<\/p>\n
The OBU will then show a successful deduction.<\/p>\n
A new roadside electronic parking (REP) system will also be trialled for the 1,000 vehicles starting in August.\u00a0<\/p>\n
The system will let motorists start parking sessions through their vehicle\u2019s OBU, instead of only the Parking.sg app.\u00a0<\/p>\n
It can also automatically detect when the vehicle leaves, end the session and calculate charges, removing the need to manually stop parking.\u00a0<\/p>\n
As of May 31, about 960,000 vehicles or more than 96 per cent of vehicles in Singapore have installed the ERP 2 OBU. Since the installation of OBUs was extended to foreign-registered vehicles from Apr 1, over 5,700 foreign-registered vehicles have opted to install the OBU.<\/span><\/p>\n