SINGAPORE: Two new rail lines serving more than 400,000 households could be operational in the 2040s, pending feasibility studies by the Land Transport Authority (LTA). The Seletar Line, one of the ...
2 new MRT lines serving Tengah & Seletar being studied, could link up at Greater Southern Waterfront
Two new potential MRT lines, the Seletar and Tengah lines, are currently being studied for feasibility. The proposed new ...
Could this map be a vision of the future of Singapore's MRT network? [See larger map] It shows Singapore’s existing East-West, North-South, North-East and Circle lines, along with several other MRT ...
SINGAPORE – A potential new rail line that could serve areas in Singapore’s west and north-west, such as Tengah, Bukit Batok, Queensway and Bukit Merah, is being studied for its feasibility.
First up, Singapore is expanding its rail network with the West Coast Extension, Seletar Line, and Tengah Line to improve public transport connectivity, according the Land Transport Authority (LTA).
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