Singapore legislation

Regulation 2

of Road Traffic (Electronic Road Pricing System) (Exemption) Order

Regulation 2

Exemption

Amended byS 1064/2021 wef 03/01/2022S 1064/2021 wef 03/01/2022S 1064/2021 wef 03/01/2022S 1064/2021 wef 03/01/2022

Subregulation 1

Amended byS 1064/2021 wef 03/01/2022S 1064/2021 wef 03/01/2022S 1064/2021 wef 03/01/2022

The Road Traffic (Electronic Road Pricing System) Rules 2015 (G.N. No. S 226/2015) (except rules 3, 4 and 7(1)(a) to (e) of, and the Second Schedule to, those Rules) do not apply to the following vehicles:

(a)

authorised ambulances;

(b)

fire engines;

(ba)authorised medical transport vehicles;

(c)

police vehicles;

(d)

any motor vehicle operated by the Singapore Civil Defence Force for use in a civil defence emergency (as defined in section 2 of the Civil Defence Act (Cap. 42));

(e)

any vehicle being towed by another vehicle.

Subregulation 2

Amended byS 1064/2021 wef 03/01/2022

In this paragraph —

Definition

“ambulance” means a motor vehicle that is specifically equipped for —

(a)

the transport on roads of; and

(b)

the provision, during such transport, of out-of-hospital clinical care to,sick or injured individuals who require emergency medical treatment;

Definition

“authorised”, for an ambulance or medical transport vehicle, means —

(a)

being specified in a licence (other than a revoked licence) under the Healthcare Services Act 2020 authorising the use of the ambulance or medical transport vehicle (as the case may be) to provide a licensable healthcare service specified in that licence; or

(b)

being owned by the Government and used for the purposes of the Singapore Armed Forces or the Singapore Civil Defence Force;

Definition

“medical transport vehicle” means a motor vehicle that is equipped to provide non-emergency patient transport services;

Definition

“non-emergency patient transport services” means transport services for fee or reward that relate solely to the provision of transport on roads of individuals —

(a)

whose medical needs have been assessed as requiring patient transport and not being time-critical or acute; and

(b)

who may require basic care and observation or clinical care and monitoring during transport.