SINGAPORE - Some 102 vehicles have been impounded since July 2025, as the authorities continue to clamp down on illegal ride-hailing activities. The vehicles were used to provide illegal cross-border and illegal point-to-point ride-hailing services, Ms Sun said, adding that the motorists were caught in an island-wide enforcement operation. The Singapore authorities have been cracking down on illegal ride-hailing activities, including those who offer such services within the Republic and across the border with Malaysia. On Sept 30, the LTA posted on Facebook that eight drivers were caught in the past week for providing illegal cross-border ride-hailing services. Ms Sun also noted, in her Oct 3 post, that ComfortDelGro and Strides Premier have both rolled out booking systems for doorstep pick-up transport service to Malaysia.