Data on Licensed Heavy-vehicle Parking Lot Availability, Vehicle Parking Certificate Allocation and Utilisation Rates by Region

Mr Mark Lee asked the Minister for Transport (a) what is the number of licensed heavy vehicle parking lots available to third-party vehicles, by region; (b) what are their Vehicle Parking Certificate allocation and actual overnight occupancy rates; and (c) whether LTA has assessed if their geographical distribution corresponds with the principal industrial and logistics areas where heavy commercial vehicles are based and deployed.

Mr Jeffrey Siow: As at 1 September 2026, there are 35,712 licensed private heavy vehicle parking lots, with an overall utilisation 1 rate of 99%. The breakdown by region is shown in Table 1. These numbers vary across time depending on market conditions. Heavy vehicle owners may visit the Land Transport Authority's (LTA's) OneMotoring website for the latest information on availability.

Licensed heavy vehicle park operators manage the utilisation of these parking spaces, and LTA does not collect data on the overnight occupancy rates.

The Government will continue to monitor the heavy vehicle parking situation and take steps to ensure the geographical distribution of supply can meet demand.

Note(s) to Question No(s) 77:

1 A lot is considered “utilised” if: (i) a heavy vehicle has been assigned to park in it or (ii) it is reserved for the park operator’s own fleet, tenants or logistics partners, etc., and is therefore not publicly accessible to third-party vehicles. For (ii), operators can make the lot(s) publicly accessible if they wish to do so.