Transport Infrastructure news in Sembawang Singapore

1. Woodlands North RTS station finished, cross-border service set for 2027

   3 hours ago New Straits Times Woodlands North, Singapore 3.8 km

   Singapore's Land Transport Authority said on Sept 4 that the Woodlands North station on the Johor Bahru-Singapore RTS Link is complete, keeping the line on track to start passenger service in 2027. The 4km link will join Bukit Chagar in Johor Bahru to Woodlands North, where travellers can transfer to the Thomson-East Coast MRT Line, with capacity for 10,000 passengers an hour each way. Transport Minister Anthony Loke said Malaysian-side station and rail infrastructure is finished and integration testing between the two countries has begun.

2. Tanjung Pelepas Port hit by cyberattack, terminal operations suspended

   21 hours ago New Straits Times Tanjung Pelepas Port, Johor Baru, Johor 9.9 km

   Tanjung Pelepas Port in Johor suspended terminal operations after a cyberattack disrupted its systems on Sept 9. The port began a controlled resumption on Sept 10 and is conducting a clean sweep of its systems, while a ransomware group's claim remains unverified.

3. Most Johor Bahru city pedestrian bridges to be ready this year

   6 days ago Berita Harian Johor Bahru, Johor 6 km

   Most of the pedestrian overhead bridges (POB) around the Johor Bahru city center are expected to be completed this year to support the RTS Link service at Bukit Chagar station. The remaining construction will continue until 2027. Jalan Jim Quee has also been closed to private vehicles to ease congestion.

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

   1 week ago The Straits Times Woodlands North station, Singapore 3.9 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.

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

   2 weeks ago The Straits Times Jalan Geroda, Larkin, Johor Bahru 9.7 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.