Fleet telematics means GPS tracking, dashcams, fuel monitoring and driver-behaviour data — and two regulatory changes Singapore fleets can’t ignore: LTA’s satellite-based ERP 2.0 On-Board Unit rollout and PDPA requirements around driver data collection.
This section is newer and smaller than the others while we build it out, starting with what telematics actually covers for a Singapore fleet and what LTA and PDPA require around it.
More guides on GPS tracking vendors, dashcam requirements and driver-behaviour scoring are in progress.
QUICK ANSWER Fleet telematics means GPS tracking, dashcams, fuel and driver-behaviour data layered onto commercial vehicles — sitting next to two regulatory changes fleets can’t ignore. LTA’s satellite-based ERP 2.0 On-Board Unit is being fitted fleet-wide ahead of a 1 January 2027 mandatory date, and heavier lorries face a phased speed-limiter rollout capping them at…
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