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July 3, 2008 CNG labelling: Just whose rule is it?

I CONVERTED my saloon car to a compressed natural gas (CNG)-run vehicle recently.

 

Upon receiving my vehicle, I found two poorly designed green CNG labels pasted on the front and rear bumpers and was told by the workshop that they are a Land Transport Authority (LTA) requirement.

 

The workshop staff also cautioned me that drivers of CNG vehicles without the labels could be fined.

 

However, lately I realised that white CNG Mercedes taxis do not bear such labels.

 

I called LTA to inquire and was told that it does not have a regulation on CNG labelling. LTA said it was a Singapore Civil Defence Force (SCDF) requirement for fire-fighting purposes.

 

Upon further clarification with the SCDF, I was told it, too, does not have such a regulation. The officer suggested it was Spring Singapore that requested the CNG labelling.

 

I hope the relevant authorities can confirm if there is such a regulation.

 

I would also like to inquire if there is a better way of indicating a CNG vehicle, such as number-plates of a different colour or a properly-designed decal.

 

 

Tang Kwan Yin

 

http://www.straitstimes.com/ST%2BForum/Sto...ory_254064.html

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CNG Merc cab have their own unique factory fitted label on the boot. Same as those on CNG Merc passenger cars.

 

Mr. Tang must fancy those Mugen TypeR stickers a lot. [rolleyes]

 

How can one be bothered by such a sticker? Or he scared kenna recognised as a cheapo/desperate CNG user? [sly]

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tis 1 is call, the left brain dun know wat the right brain is doing...

and both the brains dun know what the little brain wants [rolleyes][lipsrsealed]

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Supercharged

though my lao pok is not cng nevertheless i don't deem cng user as cheapo/desperate. in fact, they wld hv considered carefully before doing it. so why let such stickers bother them? in fact, they shd welcome it for safety issues.

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the sticker reminds other road users to keep a distance from them when driving and to siam far far away when they kenna accident

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yea i agree.Green is really not the way to go.Alot of us here been wearing green for 3yrs,2 and a half and 2 years.Some still got 13 cycle,5cycle to go.So yea,unless they change the colour.I've seen some with windscreen decal,tat looks way better than stick on bumper.

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Neutral Newbie

thought the merceelees cng taxis got the green leaf thingy.

that one at least decent looking

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personally, i find the sticker is quite fugly.

 

Hahaha... i've seen those private CNG merc and it doesn't have stickers too. Instead, there is a NGT chrome letters stuck to it's boot. So i guess it's alright not to have the sticker as long as you have some form of identication on your car.

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having a meter in the merc already fugly mah... add 1 more ugly sign got big diff meh?

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