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Exciting Updates on JB-Singapore RTS Link Construction

Get the latest on the progress of the 4-kilometre rail shuttle connecting Malaysia and Singapore!

The Johor Bahru-Singapore Rapid Transit System (RTS) Link project is making significant strides with construction now at 65% completion. The latest achievement is the installation of the 'drop-in span' uniting both ends of the viaduct. This crucial milestone ensures smooth connectivity for the 4-kilometre rail service that will link Woodlands North in Singapore to Bukit Chagar in Malaysia.

Political figures like Anthony Loke express optimism about the RTS Link's future, with expectations set for a full operation by January 1. The project has garnered attention with Prime Ministers Lee Hsien Loong and Anwar Ibrahim witnessing the completion of the connecting span, emphasizing the cross-border collaboration.

As of December 31, the Rapid Transit System Link has exceeded expectations, reaching 65% completion ahead of schedule, as confirmed by MRT Corp CEO. The progress reaffirms the commitment to enhancing transportation between Singapore and Malaysia, fostering greater connectivity and cooperation.

The completion of a 17.1-metre connecting span marks a significant achievement for the JB-Singapore RTS Link project, showcasing the dedication to advancing cross-border infrastructure development. With construction surpassing the 65% mark, the project remains on track for its anticipated completion, promising a seamless travel experience for commuters on both sides of the border.