LTA seeks solutions to improve road maintenance regime and road construction methods
The Straits Times - Singapore·2025-01-13 06:02
Expressways are inspected weekly and major roads every two weeks to spot surface defects. PHOTO: SHIN MIN DAILY NEWS FILE
UPDATED Jan 13, 2025, 05:00 AM
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SINGAPORE – To upgrade the way it manages the 9,500 lane-kilometres of road under its charge, the Land Transport Authority (LTA) is calling for ideas to measure and predict road maintenance needs.
Separately, it is also calling for proposals to improve the way roads are designed and constructed.
At present, it uses a mix of video analytics and artificial intelligence to spot defects on road surfaces. The use of such technologies has improved productivity and detection accuracy, LTA said in a document posted to its website calling for solutions.
LTA uses three types of specialised equipment to assess road performance today. A laser crack measurement system evaluates surface roughness, ruts (or tracks left by wheels), surface texture and cracks; a grip tester assesses skid resistance; and a falling weight deflectometer looks at the structural integrity of the roads.
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Liew989 17/01/2025
The government appeals for ideas and solutions from the public without any consultation fees. Your ideas become their ideas.
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Teoh Stephanie 16/01/2025
ya now talking when accident happen cannot claim
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Rose Ng 16/01/2025
nowadays a lot of cyclists are cycling on the road and is so dangerous to the road has a big hole 🕳️
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Usere33e 15/01/2025
Pls check why u are paying contractors for shoddy work potholes everywhere !!! If LKY is alive all these won’t happen sleeping new pap
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kktk 18/01/2025
and at the end of the day we would have to make sure to be cautious and vigilant with all of these potholes that can be extremely fatal to the road users in the end .
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