70-year-old man seeks answers after wife receives over 19 parking fines for a car she does not own

In Singapore, a 70-year-old man is left perplexed after his wife was issued over 19 parking fines in a single year, despite neither of them owning a car. The man, whose identity remains undisclosed, reported that his wife received these tickets from the Housing Development Board (HDB) from September of the previous year, mainly due to illegal parking. The couple's two children, both sons and daughters, also confirmed that they do not own a car, further complicating the matter.

The parking tickets were primarily for illegal parking without a valid parking coupon. The husband revealed that his wife had a driver's license, but she had never driven a car before, and her first vehicle purchase was more than two decades ago. The man also mentioned that his wife had difficulty sleeping due to the mounting fines, which amounted to approximately $1,320.

The case is particularly puzzling as the vehicle involved was not registered under the wife's name, and her certificate of entitlement (COE) expired six months ago.

The husband had already reported this issue to the police, stating that they received red reminder notices and up to 17 yellow final reminder notices. In total, his wife received more than 50 notices over the course of a year. Despite these efforts, the situation remains unresolved, with at least nine tickets still awaiting processing.

When questioned, the wife admitted that some of the tickets had been revoked, and ultimately, she would not need to pay attention to the tickets or appear in court. The authorities acknowledged this and informed them accordingly. As the case progresses, the authorities are still investigating the circumstances surrounding these parking fines.