Services that are continued to be suspended post-Circuit Breaker Period
That’s it, the 56 days long Circuit Breaker Period had officially ended. We had now entered the gradual resumption period to reboot our economy and daily lives. Some services may still be closed. For more information, do visit Gov.SG.
Some of the public transport services may still continue to be suspended post-Circuit Breaker. Details of the services that are continued to be suspended are as follow:
Trunk & Special Bus Service
| Bus Number | Route | Suspended Since |
| 128 | [AM Peak]: Shenton Way Ter [PM Peak]: Ang Mo Kio Bus Depot Service Officially Withdrawn | 8-Apr-20 |
| 926 | Woodlands Temp Int ↺ Mandai Lake Rd | 8-Apr-20 |
| 401 | Bedok Int ↺ Fort Rd | 24-Apr-20 |
Express Bus Services
| Bus Number | Route | Suspended Since |
| 188e | Choa Chu Kang Int → HarbourFront Int | 15-Apr-20 |
| 188R | Choa Chu Kang Int ↔ RWS | 15-Apr-20 |
Night Bus Service
All SMRT Night Rider and SBS Transit Night Owl bus service will be suspended during this period
Chinatown Direct Bus Service
| Bus Number | Route | Suspended Since |
| CT8 | Ang Mo Kio Ave 9 ↔ Kg Bahru Ter | 15-Apr-20 |
| CT18 | Bedok Nth Ave 3 ↔ Kg Bahru Ter | 15-Apr-20 |
Recovery Movement Restriction Order in Malaysia
The land border between Malaysia and Singapore on the Johor Causeway had officially reopened this week. However, travelers are required to obtain My Travel Pass Reciprocal Green Lane / Periodic Commuting Arrangement before proceeding their journey toward Malaysia. More information on My Travel Pass and it’s requirements can be obtained via the Malaysian Immigration Department’s microsite
State Government of Johor, via its entity Pengangkutan Awam Johor (PAJ) had arranged a shuttle service to pick up travelers entering Malaysia or Singapore on the Johor Causeway.
Service Details: Bangunan Sultan Iskandar (CIQ), Johor Bahru – Woodlands CIQ, Singapore
Operating Hour: 7.30 am – 12.30pm, 2.30pm – 6.30pm (11 trips daily)
Fare: Free of charge.
For most up to date service information of your favorite lines, do check out the service alert in the “Lines” tab inside the Moovit App. All the changes will be reflected in the app.
Stay safe and travel only when it is absolutely necessary. We all can make the difference #SGUnited!
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