Your renewal dates, remembered for you.
MyRideSG helps you track motorcycle road tax, COE and insurance renewals in one place, and sends a reminder before each expiry — so riding on a lapsed document stays something that happens to other people.
Available on iOS and Android.
Honda · 2019
CB400 Super Four
Road tax due
21 days
expires 4 Aug
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km/L
—
This month
$58
12 months
$58
Odometer
48,290
Key dates
Servicing
Three expiry dates. Zero excuses.
Riding on expired road tax, insurance or COE is not a small oversight in Singapore. A tracker that only shows the dates is half a job — the reminders are the point.
The three dates that matter, per bike
Road tax, insurance and COE expiry dates sit on each motorcycle’s profile, next to its mileage and servicing history. Own more than one bike? Every bike carries its own set.
A reminder ladder, not one alarm
A month out you get a heads-up, then reminders at two weeks, a week, a day and the day itself. The date passing is not the end of it either — a nudge follows until you tell the app you have renewed.
One quiet morning message
Reminders are delivered in the morning Singapore time, and documents falling due together are gathered into a single notification, so a renewal cluster reads like a list, not a fire drill.
Servicing on the same clock
Service reminders come from the records you log and the interval your bike runs on, so an oil change due in a fortnight is flagged the same way as a road tax deadline.
What the reminders are based on.
The expiry dates you enter. MyRideSG does not read your records from LTA or your insurer — it counts down from the dates on your bike’s profile and keeps asking until you mark them renewed.
That is deliberate. Renewal dates are yours to keep current: renew your road tax, tap the new date in, and the whole ladder of reminders moves a year down the road.
A road tax renewal, tracked
- When you add the bike
- Enter the expiry date from your renewal notice
- One month before
- A heads-up: road tax expires in 30 days
- Final week
- Reminders at 14, 7 and 1 day, then on the day
- If it lapses
- A nudge the next day, and again a week later
- After you renew
- Tap to update the date; the reminders reset
Set it up in one sitting.
- 1
Add your dates
Enter your road tax, insurance and COE expiry dates when you add each bike to MyRideSG.
- 2
Leave the rest to the app
Reminders are scheduled against those dates and re-checked every time you open the app.
- 3
Renew, then update
Renew as you normally would, tap the new date into the app, and the countdown starts again.
Questions about renewal reminders.
Which renewal dates can MyRideSG track?
The COE expiry, road tax expiry and insurance expiry dates on each bike’s profile. Enter them when you add your motorcycle, and update them whenever you renew.
When do the reminders arrive?
At 30, 14, 7 and 1 day before each expiry and on the day itself, delivered in the morning Singapore time. If the date passes, a further nudge follows the next day and a week later, and several documents falling due the same morning arrive as one notification rather than a barrage.
Does MyRideSG fetch my renewal dates from LTA automatically?
No. The reminders count down from the expiry dates you enter on your bike’s profile, so the app is only as current as the dates you keep in it. Renewed at the counter? Update the date in the app and the next reminders move with it.
Will it remind me about servicing as well?
Yes. Service reminders are worked out from the service records you log and the interval set for your bike — an oil change every so many kilometres or months, for example — with notifications in the run-up to the due date and a nudge if it passes.
What happens if I renew but forget to update the app?
You may get the overdue nudges for the date you entered. Each of them asks you to tap and update, so a minute of typing stops the reminders for another year.
Going deeper on renewals.
Our guides explain what you are renewing; the app keeps the dates.
Motorcycle road tax in Singapore
How road tax is calculated and the renewal rules that apply.
Motorcycle COE, explained
Bidding, renewal at the prevailing quota premium, and the 5- versus 10-year choice.
Motorcycle insurance in Singapore
Cover types and what to check before your policy renews.
Related tools
Working out what a COE renewal costs? Try the motorcycle COE calculator, and keep renewals out of your budget surprises with the motorcycle expense tracker.
Never ride on a lapsed date.
Put your road tax, insurance and COE dates in MyRideSG and let the reminders do the remembering.
