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 Singapore MRT VS KL LRT/Monorail/MRT/KTM at 2025, 199 stations vs 200 Stations

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post Jun 29 2024, 06:27 AM, updated 5d ago

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Train Operation Hours Train Frequency
Daily: 5:30am to around 11.30 pm /12.30 am midnight. Extended hours during festive periods. Peak Hours (6 am to 10 am): Every 2 to 3 minutes. Off-Peak Times: Every 10 to 15 minutes.

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No. bukit panjang LRT Station Name
1 Choa Chu Kang
2 South View
3 Keat Hong
4 Teck Whye
5 Phoenix
6 Bukit Panjang
7 Petir
8 Pending
9 Jelapang


No. Sengkang LRT Station Name
1 Sengkang
2 Compassvale
3 Rumbia
4 Bakau
5 Kangkar
6 Ranggung
7 Cheng Lim
8 Farmway
9 Kupang
10 Thanggam
11 Renjong


No. Punggol LRT Station Name
1 Punggol
2 Cove
3 Meridian
4 Coral Edge
5 Riviera
6 Kadaloor
7 Oasis
8 Damai
9 Sam Kee
10 Teck Lee




# Station Name Line Code
1 Jurong East North-South NS1
2 Bukit Batok North-South NS2
3 Bukit Gombak North-South NS3
4 Choa Chu Kang North-South NS4
5 Yew Tee North-South NS5
6 Kranji North-South NS7
7 Marsiling North-South NS8
8 Woodlands North-South NS9
9 Admiralty North-South NS10
10 Sembawang North-South NS11
11 Canberra North-South NS12
12 Yishun North-South NS13
13 Khatib North-South NS14
14 Yio Chu Kang North-South NS15
15 Ang Mo Kio North-South NS16
16 Bishan North-South NS17
17 Braddell North-South NS18
18 Toa Payoh North-South NS19
19 Novena North-South NS20
20 Newton North-South NS21
21 Orchard North-South NS22
22 Somerset North-South NS23
23 Dhoby Ghaut North-South NS24
24 City Hall North-South NS25
25 Raffles Place North-South NS26
26 Marina Bay North-South NS27
27 Marina South Pier North-South NS28
28 Pasir Ris East-West EW1
29 Tampines East-West EW2
30 Simei East-West EW3
31 Tanah Merah East-West EW4
32 Bedok East-West EW5
33 Kembangan East-West EW6
34 Eunos East-West EW7
35 Paya Lebar East-West EW8
36 Aljunied East-West EW9
37 Kallang East-West EW10
38 Lavender East-West EW11
39 Bugis East-West EW12
40 City Hall East-West EW13
41 Raffles Place East-West EW14
42 Tanjong Pagar East-West EW15
43 Outram Park East-West EW16
44 Tiong Bahru East-West EW17
45 Redhill East-West EW18
46 Queenstown East-West EW19
47 Commonwealth East-West EW20
48 Buona Vista East-West EW21
49 Dover East-West EW22
50 Clementi East-West EW23
51 Jurong East East-West EW24
52 Chinese Garden East-West EW25
53 Lakeside East-West EW26
54 Boon Lay East-West EW27
55 Pioneer East-West EW28
56 Joo Koon East-West EW29
57 Gul Circle East-West EW30
58 Tuas Crescent East-West EW31
59 Tuas West Road East-West EW32
60 Tuas Link East-West EW33
61 HarbourFront North-East NE1
62 Outram Park North-East NE3
63 Chinatown North-East NE4
64 Clarke Quay North-East NE5
65 Dhoby Ghaut North-East NE6
66 Little India North-East NE7
67 Farrer Park North-East NE8
68 Boon Keng North-East NE9
69 Potong Pasir North-East NE10
70 Woodleigh North-East NE11
71 Serangoon North-East NE12
72 Kovan North-East NE13
73 Hougang North-East NE14
74 Buangkok North-East NE15
75 Sengkang North-East NE16
76 Punggol North-East NE17
77 Dhoby Ghaut Circle CC1
78 Bras Basah Circle CC2
79 Esplanade Circle CC3
80 Promenade Circle CC4
81 Nicoll Highway Circle CC5
82 Stadium Circle CC6
83 Mountbatten Circle CC7
84 Dakota Circle CC8
85 Paya Lebar Circle CC9
86 MacPherson Circle CC10
87 Tai Seng Circle CC11
88 Bartley Circle CC12
89 Serangoon Circle CC13
90 Lorong Chuan Circle CC14
91 Bishan Circle CC15
92 Marymount Circle CC16
93 Caldecott Circle CC17
94 Botanic Gardens Circle CC19
95 Farrer Road Circle CC20
96 Holland Village Circle CC21
97 Buona Vista Circle CC22
98 one-north Circle CC23
99 Kent Ridge Circle CC24
100 Haw Par Villa Circle CC25
101 Pasir Panjang Circle CC26
102 Labrador Park Circle CC27
103 Telok Blangah Circle CC28
104 HarbourFront Circle CC29
105 Marina Bay Circle CE2
106 Bayfront Circle CE1



No. Station Code Line
1 Bukit Panjang DT1 Downtown Line
2 Cashew DT2 Downtown Line
3 Hillview DT3 Downtown Line
4 Beauty World DT5 Downtown Line
5 King Albert Park DT6 Downtown Line
6 Sixth Avenue DT7 Downtown Line
7 Tan Kah Kee DT8 Downtown Line
8 Botanic Gardens DT9 Downtown Line
9 Stevens DT10 Downtown Line
10 Newton DT11 Downtown Line
11 Little India DT12 Downtown Line
12 Rochor DT13 Downtown Line
13 Bugis DT14 Downtown Line
14 Promenade DT15 Downtown Line
15 Bayfront DT16 Downtown Line
16 Downtown DT17 Downtown Line
17 Telok Ayer DT18 Downtown Line
18 Chinatown DT19 Downtown Line
19 Fort Canning DT20 Downtown Line
20 Bencoolen DT21 Downtown Line
21 Jalan Besar DT22 Downtown Line
22 Bendemeer DT23 Downtown Line
23 Geylang Bahru DT24 Downtown Line
24 Mattar DT25 Downtown Line
25 MacPherson DT26 Downtown Line
26 Ubi DT27 Downtown Line
27 Kaki Bukit DT28 Downtown Line
28 Bedok North DT29 Downtown Line
29 Bedok Reservoir DT30 Downtown Line
30 Tampines West DT31 Downtown Line
31 Tampines DT32 Downtown Line
32 Tampines East DT33 Downtown Line
33 Upper Changi DT34 Downtown Line
34 Expo CG1 Downtown Line





# Station Name Line Station Code
1 Woodlands North Thomson-East Coast TE1
2 Woodlands Thomson-East Coast TE2
3 Woodlands South Thomson-East Coast TE3
4 Springleaf Thomson-East Coast TE4
5 Lentor Thomson-East Coast TE5
6 Mayflower Thomson-East Coast TE6
7 Bright Hill Thomson-East Coast TE7
8 Upper Thomson Thomson-East Coast TE8
9 Caldecott Thomson-East Coast TE9
10 Mount Pleasant Thomson-East Coast TE10
11 Stevens Thomson-East Coast TE11
12 Napier Thomson-East Coast TE12
13 Orchard Boulevard Thomson-East Coast TE13
14 Orchard Thomson-East Coast TE14
15 Great World Thomson-East Coast TE15
16 Havelock Thomson-East Coast TE16
17 Outram Park Thomson-East Coast TE17
18 Maxwell Thomson-East Coast TE18
19 Shenton Way Thomson-East Coast TE19
20 Marina Bay Thomson-East Coast TE20
21 Marina South Thomson-East Coast TE21
22 Gardens by the Bay Thomson-East Coast TE22
23 Founders' Memorial * Thomson-East Coast TE22A *
24 Tanjong Rhu Thomson-East Coast TE23
25 Katong Park Thomson-East Coast TE24
26 Tanjong Katong Thomson-East Coast TE25
27 Marine Parade Thomson-East Coast TE26
28 Marine Terrace Thomson-East Coast TE27
29 Siglap Thomson-East Coast TE28
30 Bayshore Thomson-East Coast TE29
31 Bedok South ** Thomson-East Coast TE30
32 Sungei Bedok *** Thomson-East Coast TE31

* Not yet open

*** open at 2026

106 + 34 + 29 = 169 stations


Got it! Singapore's MRT and LRT systems are quite extensive and managed by two main operators, SMRT Corporation Ltd (SMRT) and SBS Transit (SBST).


MRT Lines and Operators:
1) SMRT Corporation Ltd (SMRT):

North-South Line
East-West Line
Circle Line
Thomson-East Coast Line
Bukit Panjang LRT (Light Rail Transit)


2) SBS Transit LTD(SBS):

North East Line
Downtown Line
Sengkang-Punggol LRT (Light Rail Transit)


Overview of the Systems:

MRT:

Over 140 stations across six lines covering approximately 200km.
More than three million daily ridership.

LRT:

More than 40 stations across two lines covering approximately 28km.
Over 200 thousand daily ridership.

Future Expansion:
There are ongoing plans to further expand the rail network to enhance coverage.

This infrastructure plays a crucial role in Singapore's public transportation system, serving millions of commuters daily.

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No. Kelana Jaya line Station Code
1 Gombak KJ1
2 Taman Melati KJ2
3 Wangsa Maju KJ3
4 Sri Rampai KJ4
5 Setiawangsa KJ5
6 Jelatek KJ6
7 Dato' Keramat KJ7
8 Ampang Park KJ8
9 KLCC KJ9
10 Kampung Baru KJ10
11 Dang Wangi KJ11
12 Masjid Jamek KJ12
13 Pasar Seni KJ13
14 KL Sentral KJ14
15 Bangsar KJ15
16 Abdullah Hukum KJ16
17 Kerinchi KJ17
18 Universiti KJ18
19 Taman Jaya KJ19
20 Asia Jaya KJ20
21 Taman Paramount KJ21
22 Taman Bahagia KJ22
23 Kelana Jaya KJ23
24 Lembah Subang KJ24
25 Ara Damansara KJ25
26 Glenmarie KJ26
27 Subang Jaya KJ27
28 SS15 KJ28
29 SS18 KJ29
30 USJ7 KJ30
31 Taipan KJ31
32 Wawasan KJ32
33 USJ21 KJ33
34 Alam Megah KJ34
35 Subang Alam KJ35
36 Putra Heights KJ36



Ampang line
No. Station Code
1 Sentul Timur AG1
2 Sentul AG2
3 Titiwangsa AG3
4 PWTC AG4
5 Sultan Ismail AG5
6 Majlis Jamek AG6
7 Masjid Jamek AG7
8 Hang Tuah AG8
9 Pudu AG9
10 Chan Sow Lin AG10
11 Miharja AG11
12 Maluri AG12
13 Pandan Jaya AG13
14 Pandan Indah AG14
15 Cempaka AG15
16 Cahaya AG16
17 Ampang AG17


Monorail Station Code Station Name
MR1 KL Sentral
MR2 Tun Sambanthan
MR3 Maharajalela
MR4 Hang Tuah
MR5 Imbi
MR6 Bukit Bintang
MR7 Raja Chulan
MR8 Bukit Nanas
MR9 Medan Tuanku
MR10 Chow Kit
MR11 Titiwangsa



Sri Petaling line

No. Station Name Station Code
1 Sentul Timur SP1
2 Sentul SP2
3 Titiwangsa SP3
4 PWTC SP4
5 Sultan Ismail SP5
6 Majlis Jamek SP6
7 Masjid Jamek SP7
8 Hang Tuah SP8
9 Pudu SP9
10 Chan Sow Lin SP10
11 Miharja SP11
12 Maluri SP12
13 Pandan Jaya SP13
14 Pandan Indah SP14
15 Cempaka SP15
16 Cahaya SP16
17 Ampang SP17
18 Bandar Tasik Selatan SP18
19 Sungai Besi SP19
20 Bukit Jalil SP20
21 Sri Petaling SP21
22 Putra Heights SP22


Kajang MRT line

No. Station Name Station Code
---------------------------------------------
1 Sungai Buloh SBK1
2 Kampung Selamat SBK2
3 Kwasa Damansara SBK3
4 Kwasa Sentral SBK4
5 Kota Damansara SBK5
6 Surian SBK6
7 Mutiara Damansara SBK7
8 Bandar Utama SBK8
9 Taman Tun Dr Ismail SBK9
10 Phileo Damansara SBK10
11 Pusat Bandar Damansara SBK11
12 Semantan SBK12
13 Muzium Negara SBK13
14 Pasar Seni SBK14
15 Merdeka SBK15
16 Bukit Bintang SBK16
17 Tun Razak Exchange SBK17
18 Cochrane SBK18
19 Maluri SBK19
20 Taman Pertama SBK20
21 Taman Midah SBK21
22 Taman Mutiara SBK22
23 Taman Connaught SBK23
24 Taman Suntex SBK24
25 Sri Raya SBK25
26 Bandar Tun Hussein Onn SBK26
27 Batu Sebelas Cheras SBK27
28 Bukit Dukung SBK28
29 Sungai Jernih SBK29
30 Stadium Kajang SBK30
31 Kajang SBK31


Station Code Putrajaya MRT Line Station Name
------------------------------------------
PY01 Kwasa Damansara
PY02 Kwasa Sentral
PY03 Kampung Baru
PY04 Sungai Buloh
PY05 Jalan Sultan Ismail
PY06 KLCC East
PY07 KLCC West
PY08 Tun Razak Exchange East
PY09 Tun Razak Exchange West
PY10 Bandar Malaysia North
PY11 Bandar Malaysia South
PY12 Cheras North
PY13 Cheras South
PY14 Kuchai Lama
PY15 Taman Naga Emas
PY16 Bandar Tasik Selatan East
PY17 Bandar Tasik Selatan West
PY18 Serdang Raya North
PY19 Serdang Raya South
PY20 Taman Putra Permai
PY21 Taman Equine North
PY22 Taman Equine South
PY23 Putrajaya Sentral


## KTM Komuter Tanjung Malim,Perak - Pelabuhan Klang

No. Station Name
----------------------------
1 Tanjung Malim
2 Kuala Kubu Bharu
3 Rasa
4 Batang Kali
5 Serendah
6 Rawang
7 Kuang
8 Sungai Buloh
9 Kepong Sentral
10 Kepong
11 Segambut
12 Putra
13 Bank Negara
14 Kuala Lumpur
15 KL Sentral
16 Abdullah Hukum
17 Angkasapuri
18 Pantai Dalam
19 Petaling
20 Jalan Templer
21 Kampung Dato Harun
22 Seri Setia
23 Setia Jaya
24 Subang Jaya
25 Batu Tiga
26 Shah Alam
27 Padang Jawa
28 Bukit Badak
29 Klang
30 Teluk Pulai
31 Teluk Gadong
32 Kampung Raja Uda
33 Jalan Kastam
34 Port Klang



No. KTM Komuter Batu caves - Pulau Sebang (Seremban line)
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1 Batu Caves
2 Taman Wahyu
3 Kampung Batu
4 Batu Kentomen
5 Sentul
6 Putra
7 Bank Negara
8 Kuala Lumpur
9 KL Sentral
10 Mid Valley
11 Seputeh
12 Salak Selatan
13 Bandar Tasik Selatan
14 Serdang
15 Kajang
16 UKM
17 Bangi
18 Batang Benar
19 Nilai
20 Labu
21 Tiroi
22 Seremban
23 Senawang
24 Sungai Gadut
25 Rembau
26 Pulau Sebang / Tampin

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Ts baru dapat job at info counter for SG MRT?
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QUOTE(United Rulez @ Jun 29 2024, 07:34 AM)
Ini cadangan ke soalan ni??
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ride Singapore MRT for few weeks last year, the train is look outdated, old, and slow. Take from Kranji Mrt to Marina area almost an hour, even distance-wise, not too far. Take taxi much faster
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QUOTE(ctu2 @ Jun 29 2024, 07:20 AM)
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Singapore's MRT and LRT system currently has 199 stations, while Malaysia's LRT, Monorail, MRT, and KTM systems in Selangor state collectively have around 200 stations.


Malaysia currently leads in the number of stations.


However, Singapore is expected to surpass Selangor,Malaysia soon with ongoing projects such as the Jurong Regional Line.

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QUOTE(ayamxxx @ Jun 29 2024, 07:54 AM)
ride Singapore MRT for few weeks last year, the train is look outdated, old, and slow. Take from Kranji Mrt to Marina area almost an hour, even distance-wise, not too far. Take taxi much faster
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It sounds like you found the MRT experience a bit slow compared to taking a taxi, especially for shorter distances.


Taxis do tend to be faster because they don't make multiple stops like the MRT does.

MRTs are designed for convenience across a network of stations, which can sometimes add to the travel time.




Compare your situation in KL.


Do you prefer taxis, monorail, LRT, MRT or KTM Komuter in Selangor state?
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QUOTE(ayamxxx @ Jun 29 2024, 07:54 AM)
ride Singapore MRT for few weeks last year, the train is look outdated, old, and slow. Take from Kranji Mrt to Marina area almost an hour, even distance-wise, not too far. Take taxi much faster
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It has always been around 1 hour from north to south even when the MRT in Singapore was new. Stations and stops will add up taking more time compared to driving. Same thing happens in Malaysia.
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Can include JB side once connected to Woodlands North...JB is now marketed as Singapore north to Chinese investors
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QUOTE(plouffle0789 @ Jun 29 2024, 07:35 AM)
Tunjukan dan bandingan
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For bandingan, please do table side by side comparison
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Can include JB side once connected to Woodlands North...JB is now marketed as Singapore north to Chinese investors
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I think JB in the future may have a special status, something like co-owned by Malaysia and Singapore. Malaysians entering JB need to go through immigration process, while travel between JB and Singapore will be free flowing. tongue.gif

Similar to the "foreign concession zone" in Shanghai during the early 1900s.

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QUOTE(vhs @ Jun 29 2024, 08:15 AM)
It has always been around 1 hour from north to south even when the MRT in Singapore was new. Stations and stops will add up taking more time compared to driving. Same thing happens in Malaysia.
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QUOTE(vhs @ Jun 29 2024, 08:27 AM)
I think JB in the future may have a special status, something like co-owned by Malaysia and Singapore. Malaysians entering JB need to go through immigration process, while travel between JB and Singapore will be free flowing. tongue.gif

Similar to the "foreign concession zone" in Shanghai during the early 1900s.
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Even China citizens traveling to Hong Kong SAR or Macau SAR need to go through an immigration process.

In the future, do you think citizens of Johor Bahru and Singapore or tourists traveling between Johor Bahru and Singapore will be able to move freely without going through immigration process?
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QUOTE(knwong @ Jun 29 2024, 08:21 AM)
Can include JB side once connected to Woodlands North...JB is now marketed as Singapore north to Chinese investors
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Johor Bahru, often dubbed 'Singapore North' to China investors, offers prime real estate opportunities such as condominiums at jb custom or Danga Bay?

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