Transport Infrastructure news in Circular Road Singapore

1. RTS Link Woodlands North station completed, on track for 2027 opening

   9 hours ago The Straits Times Woodlands North station, Singapore 19.3 km

   Singapore's Land Transport Authority announced the completion of the RTS Link Woodlands North station on Sept 4. The 4km cross-border link between Singapore and Malaysia is on track to begin operations in 2027, with a projected daily ridership of 40,000.

2. SMRT inspects all tunnel doors after metal fell on track in 2025

   1 day ago The Straits Times Expo and Changi Airport stations, Singapore 17.4 km

   SMRT has completed inspections of all cross-passage doors in its tunnels after a metal layer fell onto the track between Expo and Changi Airport stations in September 2025. The Transport Safety Investigation Bureau's report found the cladding was not secured properly and SMRT was unaware of wind load requirements. SMRT is working with the LTA on renewal works for the doors.

3. Sungai Johor Bridge safe to use, drifting ship removed

   2 days ago Utusan Jambatan Sungai Johor di Telok Sengat 30.2 km

   The Sungai Johor Bridge in Telok Sengat, Kota Tinggi, has been declared safe for use after a drifting vessel that struck the bridge was fully removed. The highway operator SDEB confirmed the structure is safe and all lanes are open to traffic.

4. Singapore adds S$112m for built environment R&D, unveils site supervision rules

   2 days ago Channel News Asia Marina Bay Sands, Singapore 1.4 km

   Singapore's Building and Construction Authority announced an additional S$112 million in funding for built environment research and innovation under the RIE 2030 plan. The announcement was made by Minister Chee Hong Tat at the opening of the International Built Environment Week at Marina Bay Sands. New site supervision rules for large-scale projects and a refreshed Green Mark scheme were also introduced.

5. JB commercial areas are short of parking due to Singapore workers. Can a new paid system solve this?

   3 days ago The Straits Times Jalan Geroda, Larkin, Johor Bahru 26.1 km

   Johor Bahru has installed a new paid parking gantry system at Jalan Geroda to free up spaces long occupied by residents working in Singapore. The system, which started on Aug 21, has been welcomed by locals and businesses, and similar gantries are planned for Dataran Larkin and Larkin Perdana as part of efforts to ease traffic ahead of the RTS Link launch in 2027.