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1,614 more COEs for categories A, B and C vehicles from November to January; observers mixed on price impact

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Megan Cheah
Derryn Wong

Megan Cheah &

Derryn Wong

Published Fri, Nov 3, 2023 · 06:18 PM
    • The additional COEs supplement an earlier reallocation announced on Oct 13, which involved 1,895 Category A and Category B COEs from guaranteed deregistrations.
    • The additional COEs supplement an earlier reallocation announced on Oct 13, which involved 1,895 Category A and Category B COEs from guaranteed deregistrations. PHOTO: BT FILE

    THE Land Transport Authority (LTA) on Friday (Nov 3) announced that it will be reallocating an additional 1,614 certificates of entitlement (COEs) for cars and commercial vehicles from COEs slated to expire in the next projected peak-supply year.

    These will be available from November this year to January 2024 and supplements an earlier reallocation announced on Oct 13, which involved 1,895 Category A and Category B COEs from guaranteed deregistrations.

    Such COEs were renewed earlier for five years and cannot be revalidated further.

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