ECP Road to be closed to traffic on 5 February

Find out the proposed alternate route.

According to an LTA release, as part of the widening works for Keppel Viaduct, the ECP towards AYE (Tuas) after Prince Edward Road (Exit 17) will be temporarily closed to traffic on 5 February to 6 February at 1am to 5am. 

For an alternate route, use Prince Edward (Exit 17) to Shenton Way. Turn right to Keppel Road and use Keppel Flyover to AYE (Tuas).

Directional and information signs will be placed in advance of the road closure area to inform and guide motorists. Motorists are advised to drive safely.

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