Mass Rapid Transit

The Mass Rapid Transit

The MRT system consists of three inter-connected rail systems, namely the North-South line, the East-West line, and the newest North-East line. The North-South and East-West lines are operated by the SMRT Corporation, whereas the newer North-East line is operated by SBSTransit.

There is also another line currently under construction (The Circle Line). However, due to the recent Nicoll Highway collapse, work is temporarily halted.

Inquiry of the collapse has started and restoration work of Nicoll Highway has begun

Circle line has continued its construction after the restoration of Nicoll Highway

Downtown Extension line will start its construction in 2007. Stations built: Chinatown, Cross Street, Landmark, Integrated Resort and Milliena

• More information can be found at mrts.sgforums.com too*

Getting around

The MRT system boasts a seamless payment method, through the EZ-link card system. With a unified payment method, operators offer various rebates for transfers between the rail and bus systems.

And how much to get around Singapore by MRT?

MRT Lines

Station		Map Indicator
Individal Lines
North South Line		File:NSL.png
East West Line		File:EWL.png
North East Line		File:NEL.png
Circle Line		File:CCL.png
Downtown Line		File:DTL.png
MRT Lines with LRT Lines
North South Line, Bukit Panjang LRT		File:NSBPL.png
North East Line, Sengkang LRT		File:NESKL.png
North East Line, Punggol LRT		File:NEPGL.png
MRT Lines with two interchange of different lines
North South Line, East West Line		File:NSEWL.png
North South Line, Circle Line		File:NSCCL.png
North South Line, Downtown Line		File:NSDTL.png
East West Line, North East Line		File:EWNEL.png
East West Line, Circle Line		File:EWCCL.png
East West Line, Downtown Line		File:EWDTL.png
North East Line, Circle Line		File:NECCL.png
North East Line, Downtown Line		File:NEDTL.png
Circle Line, Downtown Line		File:CCDTL.png
MRT Lines with three interchange of different lines
North South Line, North East Line, Circle Line		File:NSNECCL.png