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SINGAPORE: Older motorcycles will have to meet tighter in-use emission standards from Apr 6, 2023, as part of Singapore s efforts to reduce vehicular emissions and improve air quality.
Announcing this on Wednesday (Apr 7), the National Environment Agency (NEA) said the stricter standards will apply to local motorcycles registered before Jul 1, 2003.
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Advertisement These motorcycles can continue to be used until Jun 30, 2028, as long as they meet the tightened in-use emission standards, said NEA.