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All at one go in Nov? Maybe not
Sat, Sep 06, 2008
The Straits Times

THE six additional Electronic Road Pricing (ERP) gantries slated to come onstream in November may not be built all at once, said Transport Minister Raymond Lim yesterday.

Speaking at a Singapore Press Club luncheon, Mr Lim said traffic flow on several roads in the city has improved since the Land Transport Authority (LTA) unveiled a slew of ERP changes in July.

'If this is sustained, then LTA will be happy to review the plan,' the minister said. 'It may then need to put up only a few gantries rather than all six.'


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