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Punggol Coast Bus Interchange to open on 29 June

It is integrated with Punggol Coast MRT station and Punggol Coast Mall.

The Punggol Coast Bus Interchange is set to open on 29 June 2025, according to the Land Transport Authority (LTA).

Located within Punggol Digital District, the bus interchange is integrated with Punggol Coast MRT station on the North East Line as well as Punggol Coast Mall.

This will be the 15th integrated transport hub in Singapore, the LTA said in a news release posted on its official website.

Operations at the bus interchange will commence with Services 34 and 117/M.

Service 34 will be extended to serve Punggol Central, Sumang Walk, Sumang Link and Punggol Way.

Service 117/M will be extended to serve Punggol Place, Sentul Crescent, and Sentul Walk.

New routes and further enhancements to bus services will be implemented progressively, according to the LTA.

The interchange will have barrier-free access at all entrances, wheelchair accessible toilets and baby care rooms. 

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