Five Minute Journey Between Johor Bahru And Singapore Becomes Reality

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The Johor Bahru–Singapore RTS Link is set to redefine cross-border travel, offering a seamless 5-minute commute and easing Causeway congestion by December 2026.

In Malaysia, construction is nearing its final stages, with an impressive 93% of the infrastructure already completed. Key developments include the nearly finished Bukit Chagar Station and the Wadi Hana Depot, showcasing significant progress in bringing this project to life.Track installation is already in progress, showcasing significant progress.

Meanwhile, Singapore’s side is also advancing rapidly, with 80% of the viaducts and other infrastructure complete. The Woodlands North Station, designed to integrate seamlessly with Singapore’s MRT system, is well on its way to being ready by 2025.

One standout feature of the RTS Link is its striking “clasping hands” viaduct—a design that’s not just visually stunning but also symbolic. Representing the strong partnership and cooperation between Malaysia and Singapore, this unique structure is like a handshake in the sky, reinforcing the bond between the two nations.

Set to launch in December 2026, the RTS Link will accommodate up to 10,000 passengers per hour in both directions. This will drastically reduce congestion at the Causeway and save travelers valuable time on their journeys!
Whether you’re a daily commuter or someone who enjoys weekend getaways to Johor Bahru for its amazing food and shopping, the RTS Link will transform your journey. Say goodbye to wasted hours in traffic and hello to more time doing what you love at your destination!