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Buangkok Bus Interchange opens 1 December

It will initially operate bus services 110, 114, and 156.

The new Buangkok Bus Interchange (BI), operated by SBS Transit, will open on 1 December.

Buangkok BI is integrated with Sengkang Grand Mall and Buangkok MRT Station, making it Singapore's 12th integrated transport hub.

The new interchange will initially operate three bus services: 110, 114, and 156.

These routes will connect areas such as Sengkang East Avenue, and Anchorvale in Sengkang Town.

Routes will then be extended to Changi Airport, Serangoon, and Bishan.

Buangkok BI can accommodate up to seven bus services, with additional routes to be introduced as the surrounding area develops.

Services 110 and 156 will be moved from Compassvale BI and Sengkang BI, respectively, whilst service 114 will use bus stops along Sengkang Central for its first and last stops.

The opening of Buangkok BI will result in Compassvale BI's closure, with service 374 relocating to Sengkang BI without any changes to its stops.

Passengers can find information about these service changes at relevant bus stops, bus interchanges, and on bus operators' websites.

 

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