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If you have received a parking fine and feel that the fine was issued wrongly, you may inform us via this e-Service. If you want to furnish the driver's particulars for parking offence notices, please use this e-Service. Read about parking regulations at HDB car parks and avoid common offences.
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The following composition fines apply to motorists who infringe the parking rules. HDB may impose a different fine amount or take legal action based on the specific circumstances of the case. See parking rules in detail and the penalties involved for violating these rules.
You can pay your parking fines through the following: E-payment. At an AXS Station, or call 6560-2727. Through our Parking Fines e-Payment service. Cash payment. You can make cash payment at our Cash Payment Kiosks: Location-of-CPKs. There are several ways to make payment for your parking offence.
Jun 10, 2022 · HDB parking rates are something all drivers in Singapore need to know. Whether it's HDB car park rates, parking fines or HDB season parking schemes, learn all there is to know in this handy guide in 2022.
Housing Development Board (HDB) and Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) manage parking services such as season parking, purchase of parking coupons and parking offences for their respective car parks.
Jun 10, 2021 · The Housing Development Board (HDB) and Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) implemented the Parking Rules and Penalties in Singapore. The parking offences were recently updated in 2019 after the last revision in 1991 by HDB and URA.
Jun 9, 2017 · Want to appeal for a parking fine but don't know how? Check out our handy appeal guide. This guide also includes tips for appealing to HDB and Town Council parking offences.
Mar 26, 2022 · You can be slapped with a fine from the Land Transport Authority (LTA), Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA), or Housing & Development Board (HDB). Here, we discuss what you need to know about parking summons in Singapore and how to appeal against them.
