Bukit Chagar RTS progress
Johor Bahru–Singapore RTS Link
View the latest project information, technical details, alignment maps and construction progress published by MRT Corp Malaysia.
External website: Malaysia Rapid Transit Corporation
View the latest project information, technical details, alignment maps and construction progress published by MRT Corp Malaysia.
External website: Malaysia Rapid Transit Corporation
In the heart of Southeast Asia, the Causeway bridge connecting Singapore and Malaysia serves as a vital transportation link between two countries bustling with economic activity. Thousands of commuters and travelers traverse this iconic causeway daily, making it essential to have access to real-time traffic information to plan journeys efficiently. Fortunately, live traffic cameras positioned along the Causeway provide valuable insights to help commuters make informed decisions.
The Singapore-Malaysia Causeway is a historic landmark, spanning over 1 kilometer and connecting the city-state of Singapore to the southernmost part of Peninsular Malaysia. This bridge serves as a primary gateway for commuters, tourists, and cargo transport, making it one of the busiest border crossings in the world. The strategic location of the Causeway plays a pivotal role in trade, tourism, and cultural exchange between the two nations.
To ensure the smooth flow of traffic on the Causeway, both Singapore and Malaysia have invested in a comprehensive network of live traffic cameras positioned strategically along the bridge and its approaches. These cameras provide invaluable real-time traffic updates to both authorities and commuters, helping to manage congestion and improve road safety.
Accessing live traffic camera feeds along the Causeway is easier than ever, and you can access our website to bring to you live traffic conditions at both Woodlands and Tuas immigration checkpoint.
Plan your journey to avoid getting stuck for hours in the traffic jam.




2. Learn how to use KTMB mobile application to book Tebrau Shuttle tickets online.
Refer to the Youtube video description to get the download link for the mobile app.
Point of Interest (POI) along the way
2. Drive from Singapore to the latest township within Iskandar Puteri – Eco Botanic City via Tuas checkpoint (2nd link).
Point of Interest (POI) along the way
3. Drive from Singapore to Educity (University of Reading Malaysia & Newcastle University Malaysia campuses)
Point of Interest (POI) along the way
4. Drive from Singapore to Hard Rock Cafe Puteri Harbour
Point of Interest (POI) along the way
5. Drive from Singapore to RUD GoKart Medini
Point of Interest (POI) along the way
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BOOKMYTAXI.MY acts as a window connecting passengers with taxi drivers in entire Malaysia. Passengers from Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, Penang, Johor Bahru, Kuantan and many other towns in Malaysia can book their rides on the website.
To book a private taxi service from Singapore to JB, the passengers have to select their pick-up and drop-off location in Singapore along with the location for disembarkation in JB (e.g., Singapore to JB Senai Airport or Singapore to JB City Centre Terminal). The exemplary pricing will be displayed on screen. All you need to do is make your payment using credit card or cash.
Our private taxi services are available anytime of the day, 24×7. Affordable rates and customer oriented are our selling points, and the drivers are well experienced to provide a safe experience for the clients.
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From 19th June 2022, the highly anticipated Keretapi Tanah Melayu Berhad (KTMB) train service – Tebrau Shuttle between Johor Bahru and Singapore, Woodlands will resume since it was suspended temporarily on 24th March 2020 due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
Ticket sales are expected to start from 13th June for its maiden trip on 19th June 2022, after a 2 years hiatus, with a total of 31 trips daily to bring the crowds between Woodlands, Singapore and Johor Bahru, Malaysia. Each trip can carry up to a maximum of 320 passengers with an average frequency of 30 minutes. The ride itself will only take up to 5 minutes to traverse between the causeway.

Ticket prices start from as low as RM5.00 for a trip from Johor Bahru to Singapore, and RM10.00 for a 2-way return ticket. For commuting in the opposite direction (i.e Singapore to Johor Bahru), the ticket will set you back SGD5.00 for a one way trip and SGD10.00 for a 2-way return ticket.
For those who are not aware, you can also book the KTMB ticket online one month in advance so it saves you the hassle of having to go and queue at the counter to purchase the tickets. I’ve compiled a step-by-step guide on the online ticketing process, and its a very easy and straightforward process.
We have also created an online video guide for KTM Tebrau Shuttle tickets reservation via mobile application. Visit my YouTube video description for the download link to KTMB mobile app.
We have also created another video of the online ticket reservation with KTMB website.
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Time needed: 10 minutes
10 steps to get your KTM Tebrau Shuttle ticket online
Select “Shuttle Tebrau” for online ticketing







Tebrau Shuttle timetable for JB Sentral to Woodlands
| Station | ||||||||||||||||||
| JB Sentral | 0500 | 0530 | 0600 | 0630 | 0700 | 0730 | 0845 | 1000 | 1130 | 1245 | 1400 | 1515 | 1630 | 1745 | 1900 | 2015 | 2130 | 2245 |
| Woodlands | 0505 | 0535 | 0605 | 0635 | 0705 | 0735 | 0850 | 1005 | 1135 | 1250 | 1405 | 1520 | 1635 | 1750 | 1905 | 2020 | 2135 | 2250 |
Tebrau Shuttle timetable for Woodlands to JB Sentral
| Station | |||||||||||||
| Woodlands | 0830 | 0945 | 1100 | 1230 | 1345 | 1500 | 1615 | 1730 | 1845 | 2000 | 2115 | 2230 | 2345 |
| JB Sentral | 0835 | 0950 | 1105 | 1235 | 1350 | 1505 | 1620 | 1735 | 1850 | 2005 | 2120 | 2235 | 2350 |
Counter will stop selling tickets 20 minutes before departure time.
The passport will serve as a boarding pass, and passenger without passport will not be allowed to board the train. Passengers will have to pass through the Automatic Controller Gate by scanning the passport for verification.
The gate is open 30 minutes and closes 10 minutes before departure time.
The passport should have minimum 30 days of validity from the date of travel.
The train has a maximum seating capacity of 320.
No, it is not required. You may proceed to the boarding gate and KTMB staff will scan your passport.
Yes, and get up to 75% refund if you cancel more than 72 hours before your trip.
Get a 50% refund if you cancel within 72 hours before your trip.
There are other modes of transportation to take you across the causeway between Singapore and Johor Bahru too.
You may choose to travel in the below methods
1. Travel by bus from Singapore to Johor Bahru, Malaysia
2. Self-drive to Johor Bahru, Malaysia
3. Travel by private taxi from Singapore to Johor Bahru, Malaysia

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To book a private taxi service from Singapore to JB, the passengers have to select their pick-up and drop-off location in Singapore along with the location for disembarkation in JB (e.g., Singapore to JB Senai Airport or Singapore to JB City Centre Terminal). The final pricing will be displayed on screen. All you need to do is make your payment using credit card or cash.
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Singapore to Johor Bahru (JB) cross border FAQ ? What is cross border travel ? How do I go from Singapore to JB or any other parts of Malaysia ? Is there a direct train service that goes across the border ? Are there certain immigration restrictions ? What other cross border options are available ? Can a local traveler afford the costs of the transfers ? What do you need to take note when you cross the border ?
We have created a list of the top questions about cross border enquiries in Singapore and Johor Bahru (JB). Whether you are going for a vacation or business trip across the border to Malaysia via land transfer, it’s worth having a read over this article for some helpful hints and tips.
What problems do people usually encounter when travelling to Johor Bahru ?

We know you have a lot on your mind, and there are a lot of FAQs that people like to ask about cross border transfer between Singapore and Johor Bahru, so we’ve put together a list. You see, we just don’t have enough time to answer all these questions. Let’s go ahead and take a quick look at the commonly asked questions by our customers or readers.
There are a wide variety of transport options to get you conveniently & safely from Singapore to Malaysia across the land borders on an affordable budget.
You may choose to travel in the below methods
1. Travel by bus from Singapore to Johor Bahru, Malaysia
2. Travel by KTM shuttle (train) from Singapore to Johor Bahru, Malaysia
3. Self-drive to Johor Bahru, Malaysia
4. Travel by private taxi from Singapore to Johor Bahru, Malaysia
5. Travel by ferry to the seaside town of Desaru
1. A passport with minimum 6 months validity
2. A valid visa (exempted if you are Singaporean). Get more information on the list of visa exempted countries to enter Malaysia.
3. Proof of vaccination (if you are not fully vaccinated, pre-departure ART and quarantine for 5 days will be applicable)
4. Download of MySejahtera application.
Kranji MRT station
1. Bus service 160
2. Bus service 170
3. Bus service 170X
4. Bus service CW1
Woodlands MRT station
1. Bus service 950
Jurong East MRT station
1. Bus service 160
2. Bus service CW3
3. Bus service CW4
4. Bus service CW6
Newton Circus MRT station
1. Bus service 170 ** travel by foot to the bus stop beside Newton Circus (along Newton flyover)
2. Bus service CW5
Queen Street bus terminal (nearest to Bugis MRT station)
1. Bus service 170
2. Bus service CW2
Changi airport
1. Bus service TS1
Resort World Sentosa
1. Bus service TS8
For more information on the bus services between Singapore and Malaysia
The KTM shuttle train service that’s operating between Singapore and Johor Bahru during pre-covid period is currently suspended, and will resume service in the near future.
KTM Shuttle Tebrau service will resume on 19th June 2022, after being suspended from 24th March 2020 due to Covid-19 pandemic.
Please refer to our KTM Shuttle Tebrau online reservation guide for more information.
With the easing of Covid-19 restrictions between Singapore and Malaysia, more Singaporeans can
look forward to their weekend staycation or shopping trip. There are many things you can do in Malaysia that are cheaper than Singapore.
1. If you are renting a vehicle, check with your rental company if it’s approved for travel into Malaysia. Additional submission of documents and/or additional surcharge may be levied for travelling overseas in the rental vehicle. You may also have to purchase additional vehicle insurance coverage for this.
2. Check that you have your VEP ready. It is mandatory for all foreign registered vehicles to apply for a VEP before entering Malaysia, and you can submit your application at the Road Transport Department of Malaysia.
3. Get overseas vehicle insurance coverage, as it is mandatory for all vehicles entering Malaysia.
4. Prepare your Touch N’ Go (TnG) card, by ensuring there is sufficient credit in the card.
5. Last but not least, make sure your vehicle’s fuel tank is at least 3/4 full before exiting Singapore. A fine may be imposed who those who violate this.
1. Johor Bahru
2. Desaru (self driving instructions available)
3. Mersing (self driving instructions available)
4. Melaka
5. Port Dickson
6. Kuala Lumpur
7. Ipoh
Johor Bahru is a wonderful place for a weekend getaway for many Singaporeans, whom may also have relatives staying in Malaysia. The food in Malaysia is great, and it’s a short drive if you are going to the southern most city of Malaysia (Johor Bahru). Even when you are out on a vacation, pampering yourself, be mindful of your personal safety just like you would when you are overseas to any foreign country. It doesn’t take much to exercise the basic precautionary measures.
1. Keep to the safety traffic rules
2. Drive in safe areas
3. Avoid travelling alone late at night
4. Don’t draw attention to yourself by driving a new or flashy car
5. Invest in a GPS navigation system, get a SIM card with data plan to use Waze/Google Map or you can navigate with our YouTube video to show you the directions to popular JB attractions.
6. Get a data enabled prepaid sim card to keep in touch with your family & friends
7. Give way to reckless drivers, safety is of utmost importance. Keep a cool head in times like this.
8. Always keep an eye on your vehicle. If it’s not possible to do so, remember to keep it parked at a brightly lit spot or with frequent human traffic flow.
9. Don’t leave your bag unattended or exposed in the vehicle. Keep it within the car luggage boot.
Passengers will be allowed to remain in the vehicle for immigration clearance for the following vehicle types.
1. 7-seater mpv
2. 7-seater luxury mpv
3. 10-seater mpv
For passengers using the 13-seater and 16-seater mini-coach, passengers will need to alight together with the luggage for immigration clearances at Singapore and Malaysia checkpoints.
We understand affordability is a concern for everyone, so BOOKMYTAXI.MY has a very competitive package for all traveler groups looking for a trip to Mersing.
1. Seven (7) seater mpv, starting from as low as SGD250 (view seating arrangements)
2. Seven (7) seater luxury mpv, starting from as low as SGD280 (view seating arrangements)
3. Ten (10) seater mpv, starting from as low as SGD290 (view seating arrangements)
4. Thirteen (13) seater minicoach, price available on request (view seating arrangements)
5. Sixteen (16) seater minicoach, price available on request (view seating arrangements)
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1. Seven (7) seater mpv, starting from as low as SGD280 (view seating arrangements)
2. Seven (7) seater luxury mpv, starting from as low as SGD300 (view seating arrangements)
3. Ten (10) seater mpv, starting from as low as SGD320 (view seating arrangements)
4. Thirteen (13) seater minicoach, price available on request (view seating arrangements)
5. Sixteen (16) seater minicoach, price available on request (view seating arrangements)
You can contact us via email, or WhatsApp to make a reservation or for further enquiries.
We understand affordability is a concern for everyone, so BOOKMYTAXI.MY has a very competitive package for all traveler groups to the seaside town of Port Dickson.
1. Seven (7) seater mpv, starting from as low as SGD320 (view seating arrangements)
2. Seven (7) seater luxury mpv, starting from as low as SGD350 (view seating arrangements)
3. Ten (10) seater mpv, starting from as low as SGD370 (view seating arrangements)
4. Thirteen (13) seater minicoach, price available on request (view seating arrangements)
5. Sixteen (16) seater minicoach, price available on request (view seating arrangements)
You can contact us via email, or WhatsApp to make a reservation or for further enquiries.
We understand affordability is a concern for everyone, so BOOKMYTAXI.MY has a very competitive package for all traveler groups to the capital of Malaysia – Kuala Lumpur.
1. Seven (7) seater mpv, starting from as low as SGD350 (view seating arrangements)
2. Seven (7) seater luxury mpv, starting from as low as SGD380 (view seating arrangements)
3. Ten (10) seater mpv, starting from as low as SGD400 (view seating arrangements)
4. Thirteen (13) seater minicoach, price available on request (view seating arrangements)
5. Sixteen (16) seater minicoach, price available on request (view seating arrangements)
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Our local Malaysian 5-seater taxi service starts from as low as SGD80 for a one day service of 8 hours, to fulfill your travelling needs anywhere within Johor Bahru city. Whether you are looking to visit the attractions in Johor Bahru, or shopping, massage & seafood;
Do not worry, we have it all covered for you in the day trip.
Expect the cross border traffic between Singapore and Malaysia immigration to take up to 2 hours for travelling during peak periods, such as Friday evening, Saturday, Sunday and on eve of public holidays.
To check on the real-time traffic conditions before you depart for Singapore or Malaysia, you may wish to check out the traffic jam condition at Woodlands and Tuas checkpoint.
Our private taxi fare (7-seater mpv) starts from as low as SGD40 !
Although not the most affordable option, as compared to taking the public bus transport or even self-drive but we have compiled a list of reasons why it is better to hire a private taxi service when traveling from Singapore to Malaysia.
For the reader’s convenience, BOOKMYTAXI.MY has also provided the private taxi price fare (nett) for the journey between Singapore and Johor Bahru. If there are any other places in Malaysia you would like to visit by using our private taxi services, feel free to WhatsApp our customer service or email us to get more information.
We understand affordability is a concern for everyone, so BOOKMYTAXI.MY has a very competitive package for all traveler groups to the seaside town of Desaru.
1. Seven (7) seater mpv, starting from as low as SGD180 (view seating arrangements)
2. Seven (7) seater luxury mpv, starting from as low as SGD200 (view seating arrangements)
3. Ten (10) seater mpv, starting from as low as SGD200 (view seating arrangements)
4. Thirteen (13) seater minicoach, price available on request (view seating arrangements)
5. Sixteen (16) seater minicoach, price available on request (view seating arrangements)
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| Destination | Singapore | Johor Bahru | Bukit Indah | Skudai | Mt Austin | Nusajaya | Legoland Malaysia | JPO | Senai | Kulai | Desaru |
| Singapore | SGD95 | SGD95 | SGD95 | SGD95 | SGD95 | SGD95 | SGD105 | SGD95 | SGD105 | SGD180 | |
| Johor Bahru | SGD95 | SGD40 | SGD40 | SGD40 | SGD40 | SGD40 | SGD50 | SGD50 | SGD50 | SGD90 | |
| Bukit Indah | SGD95 | SGD40 | SGD40 | SGD40 | SGD40 | SGD40 | SGD50 | SGD50 | SGD50 | SGD90 | |
| Skudai | SGD95 | SGD40 | SGD40 | SGD40 | SGD40 | SGD40 | SGD50 | SGD50 | SGD50 | SGD90 | |
| Mt Austin | SGD95 | SGD40 | SGD40 | SGD40 | SGD40 | SGD40 | SGD50 | SGD50 | SGD50 | SGD90 | |
| Nusajaya | SGD95 | SGD40 | SGD40 | SGD40 | SGD40 | SGD40 | SGD50 | SGD50 | SGD50 | SGD90 | |
| Legoland Malaysia | SGD95 | SGD40 | SGD40 | SGD40 | SGD40 | SGD40 | SGD50 | SGD50 | SGD50 | SGD90 | |
| JPO | SGD105 | SGD50 | SGD50 | SGD50 | SGD50 | SGD50 | SGD50 | SGD50 | SGD50 | SGD90 | |
| Senai | SGD95 | SGD50 | SGD50 | SGD50 | SGD50 | SGD50 | SGD50 | SGD50 | SGD50 | SGD90 | |
| Kulai | SGD105 | SGD50 | SGD50 | SGD50 | SGD50 | SGD50 | SGD50 | SGD50 | SGD50 | SGD90 | |
| Desaru | SGD180 | SGD90 | SGD90 | SGD90 | SGD90 | SGD90 | SGD90 | SGD90 | SGD90 | SGD90 |
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