Data on Private Heavy Vehicle Parking Lots Not Accessible to Public

Debated in Parliament on 14 Oct 2025.

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Mr. Ng Shi Xuan inquired about the number of private heavy vehicle parking lots that do not allow public access to information on parking space availability and the number of heavy vehicles registered to those lots.
Acting Minister Jeffrey Siow responded that approximately 90% of private heavy vehicle parking lots, around 27,000, do not permit public inquiries regarding lot availability.
HVP licence holders have the discretion to manage parking lot allocations and may not necessarily own the heavy vehicles themselves.

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Ng Shi Xuan

Mr Ng Shi Xuan asked the Acting Minister for Transport in respect of the approximate 30,900 private heavy vehicle (HV) parking lots (a) what is the number of such lots registered to licence holders which indicated in their applications to operate a HV parking lot that they do not allow the public to enquire about parking space availability; and (b) how many HVs are registered to such licence holders.

Jeffrey Siow

Heavy Vehicle Park (HVP) licence holders have the discretion to manage the allocation of vehicle parking certificates for their parking lots. About 90% of private heavy vehicle parking lots meant for heavy vehicles, or about 27,000 are not available for public enquiry on lot availability. HVP licence holders may or may not directly own heavy vehicle.

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Mr. Ng Shi Xuan inquired about the number of private heavy vehicle parking lots that do not allow public access to information on parking space availability and the number of heavy vehicles registered to those lots.
Acting Minister Jeffrey Siow responded that approximately 90% of private heavy vehicle parking lots, around 27,000, do not permit public inquiries regarding lot availability.
HVP licence holders have the discretion to manage parking lot allocations and may not necessarily own the heavy vehicles themselves.

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Data on Private Heavy Vehicle Parking Lots Not Accessible to Public

Debated in Parliament on 14 Oct 2025.

Summary written by AI (learn more)

Mr. Ng Shi Xuan inquired about the number of private heavy vehicle parking lots that do not allow public access to information on parking space availability and the number of heavy vehicles registered to those lots.
Acting Minister Jeffrey Siow responded that approximately 90% of private heavy vehicle parking lots, around 27,000, do not permit public inquiries regarding lot availability.
HVP licence holders have the discretion to manage parking lot allocations and may not necessarily own the heavy vehicles themselves.

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Ng Shi Xuan

Jeffrey Siow

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Mr. Ng Shi Xuan inquired about the number of private heavy vehicle parking lots that do not allow public access to information on parking space availability and the number of heavy vehicles registered to those lots.
Acting Minister Jeffrey Siow responded that approximately 90% of private heavy vehicle parking lots, around 27,000, do not permit public inquiries regarding lot availability.
HVP licence holders have the discretion to manage parking lot allocations and may not necessarily own the heavy vehicles themselves.

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Data on Private Heavy Vehicle Parking Lots Not Accessible to Public

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