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About RTS Link
The Johor Bahru–Singapore Rapid Transit System (RTS) Link is Malaysia’s first cross-border metro rail project, linking Bukit Chagar in Johor Bahru with Woodlands North in Singapore.
Spanning approximately 4 km, the RTS Link will offer a faster and more convenient way to travel across the border, transforming daily journeys and bringing the two cities closer together.
Appointed by the Government of Malaysia, MRT Corp is the developer and owner of the civil infrastructure for the Malaysian section of the RTS Link, delivering a landmark project that will enhance mobility and unlock new possibilities for communities on both sides of the Causeway.
Discover the RTS Link and a new era of cross-border connectivity.
ALIGNMENT MAP
RTS LINK NOVEMBER 2024 PROJECT PROGRESS VIDEO
RTS LINK MAY 2024 PROJECT PROGRESS VIDEO
RTS LINK MARCH 2024 PROJECT PROGRESS VIDEO
RTS LINK PROJECT VIDEO
RTS LINK TIME LAPSE VIDEO
RTS LINK DECEMBER 2023 PROJECT PROGRESS VIDEO
RTS LINK SEPTEMBER 2023 PROJECT PROGRESS VIDEO
RTS LINK JULY 2023 PROJECT PROGRESS VIDEO
Interesting Features Of The Project
Total Length
4km in length
(Malaysia: 2.7km and
Singapore: 1.3km)
Number of Stations
2 stations
(Malaysia: Bukit Chagar Station
and Singapore: Woodlands North Station)
Universal Accessibility Design
RTS Link facilities will be equipped with OKU friendly facilities that comply with MS 1184 : 2014
Train
4 cars per train set
Speed
Maximum operation speed is 80 km/h
Train Capacity
10,000 passengers per hour per direction
Ridership
Estimated to carry 40,000 passengers per day upon opening
Journey Time
The estimated train journey time is 6 minutes between stations.
Frequency
3.6 minutes (Ultimate) during peak hour
Depot
RTS Link Maintenance Depot will be located at Wadi Hana, Johor Bahru.
