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'''Johor Bahru''', sometimes spelled Johore Bahru, is the capital of the State of Johore in peninsular Malaysia. It stands at the northern end of the | '''Johor Bahru''', sometimes spelled Johore Bahru, is the capital of the State of Johore in peninsular Malaysia. It stands at the northern end of the Johor - Singapore Causeway that links Singapore to Malaysia. | ||
Colloquially known both to Singaporeans and to Malaysians as JB, it is a popular place for Singaporeans to visit | Colloquially known both to Singaporeans and to Malaysians as JB, it is a popular place for Singaporeans to visit or shop for items that are impossible or more expensive in Singapore itself. | ||
==Transportation from Singapore== | ==Transportation from Singapore== | ||
*'''Singapore Public Bus Services:''' 160, 170/ | Land transport from Singapore to Johor Bahru is possible through Woodlands Checkpoint via the Johor - Singapore Causeway or through Tuas Checkpoint via the Malaysia - Singapore Second Link. Motorcycles, Cars, Buses and Trucks can use both the Causeway and Second Link while Bicycles can only use the Causeway. | ||
*'''Causeway Link Bus Services:''' CW1, CW2 | |||
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Public transport using Causeway | |||
*'''KTM Shuttle Tebrau Train:''' Woodlands Train Checkpoint - Johor Bahru Sentral | |||
*'''Singapore Public Bus Services:''' {{Bus/T|160}}, {{Bus/T|170}}, {{Bus/T|170X}} and {{Bus/T|950}} | |||
*'''Causeway Link Bus Services:''' LOOP1, CW1, CW2 and CW5 | |||
*'''Transtar Bus Services:''' TS1 and TS8 | |||
*'''Ridewell Bus Service:''' AC7 | |||
*'''Singapore-Johore Express''' | |||
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Public transport using Second Link | |||
*'''Causeway Link Bus Services:''' CW3, CW4/S, CW6 and CW7 | |||
*'''Transtar Bus Service:''' TS6 | |||
Latest revision as of 20:36, 10 March 2025
Johor Bahru, sometimes spelled Johore Bahru, is the capital of the State of Johore in peninsular Malaysia. It stands at the northern end of the Johor - Singapore Causeway that links Singapore to Malaysia.
Colloquially known both to Singaporeans and to Malaysians as JB, it is a popular place for Singaporeans to visit or shop for items that are impossible or more expensive in Singapore itself.
Transportation from Singapore[edit]
Land transport from Singapore to Johor Bahru is possible through Woodlands Checkpoint via the Johor - Singapore Causeway or through Tuas Checkpoint via the Malaysia - Singapore Second Link. Motorcycles, Cars, Buses and Trucks can use both the Causeway and Second Link while Bicycles can only use the Causeway.
Public transport using Causeway
- KTM Shuttle Tebrau Train: Woodlands Train Checkpoint - Johor Bahru Sentral
- Singapore Public Bus Services: 160, 170, 170X and 950
- Causeway Link Bus Services: LOOP1, CW1, CW2 and CW5
- Transtar Bus Services: TS1 and TS8
- Ridewell Bus Service: AC7
- Singapore-Johore Express
Public transport using Second Link
- Causeway Link Bus Services: CW3, CW4/S, CW6 and CW7
- Transtar Bus Service: TS6