Overview development progress of RTS Link stations: Johor Bahru (Malaysia) versus progress of Woodlands North (Singapore)

Progress update as in 05 June 2024


Info:

RTS Link construction project in Johor Bahru is start now

The RTS Link connects Bukit Chagar in Johor Bahru to Woodlands in Singapore, serving about 10,000 passengers per hour each way to help ease traffic congestion on the Causeway.

The RTS project is estimated to be RM3.7 billion after factoring in the relocation of the depot from Mandai in Singapore to Johor Bahru.

The RTS will not only ease congestion on the Causeway, the connectivity will also bring economic benefit to both cities.

The RTS Link will also continue to feature co-location of customs, immigration and quarantine (CIQ) facilities, so that passengers undergo CIQ clearance only once, at their point of departure.

The RTS Link stations will be well integrated with the local transport networks in each country.

When completed, the RTS Link will ease Causeway congestion, improve connectivity, foster people-to-people ties and generate shared economic and social benefits.

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