List of Singapore LRT stations

A map of the Bukit Panjang LRT line (BPLRT), which is the grey line with a loop. Choa Chu Kang station interchanges with the red line whilst Bukit Panjang station interchanges with the dark blue line. The light blue line that interchanges with Choa Chu Kang is under construction. The transparent grey line leading to Ten Mile Junction station is a former route that was closed along with said station
Map of the BPLRT[a]
A map of the Sengkang LRT line (SKLRT), which are the two grey loops. Both loops start from Sengkang station, which interchanges with the purple line.
Map of the SKLRT
A map of the Punggol LRT line (PGLRT), which are the two grey loops. Both loops start from Punggol station, which interchanges with the purple line. The green dashed line is a planned branch of the Cross Island MRT line, which will interchange with Riviera and Punggol stations.
Map of the PGLRT

The Light Rail Transit (LRT) system[b] is a series of local automated guideway transit lines in Singapore.[4] Owned by the Land Transport Authority (LTA), there are three lines as part of the system: the Bukit Panjang LRT line (BPLRT), the Sengkang LRT line (SKLRT), and the Punggol LRT line (PGLRT).[5] The BPLRT, operated by SMRT Trains,[5] serves the residential estates of Bukit Panjang and Choa Chu Kang,[6] whilst the Sengkang and Punggol LRT lines (SPLRT), operated by SBS Transit,[5] serves the estates of Sengkang and Punggol, respectively.[7][8] Spanning 26.5 kilometres (16.5 mi),[9] the system acts as a feeder service for the country's Mass Rapid Transit (MRT) system. As of 2023, the LRT system serves an average of 202,000 passengers a day.[10]

Plans for the LRT system were conceptualised in 1991 in anticipation of Singapore's population reaching 4 million.[11] In 1994, it was announced that an LRT line would be built in Bukit Panjang.[12] In August 1996, prime minister Goh Chok Tong announced that as part of the Punggol 21 housing concept, a housing plan for Punggol intended to serve as "a model for new towns in the 21st century", an LRT line would be built in Punggol.[7] A month later, Goh also announced that as part of developments for the Sengkang estate, an LRT line would be built there.[8]

The BPLRT opened on 6 November 1999 with 14 stations.[13] The east loop for the SKLRT began operations on 18 January 2003.[14][15] The east loop for the PGLRT started operations on 29 January 2005 with the exception of Oasis and Damai stations,[16][17][18] which would be later opened on 15 June 2007[19] and 20 June 2011,[20] respectively. The west loop for Sengkang started operations on 29 January 2005 with the exception of Farmway, Cheng Lim, and Kupang stations,[21][22] which would later be opened on 15 November 2007,[23] 1 January 2013,[24] and 27 June 2015,[25] respectively. The PGLRT's west loop began operating on 29 June 2014 with Nibong, Sumang, and Soo Teck stations.[26][27] Sam Kee, Punggol Point, and Samudera on the PGLRT's west loop started operations on 29 February 2016,[28] 29 December 2016,[29] and 31 March 2017,[30] respectively. Ten Mile Junction station on the BPLRT was announced to close from 13 January 2019 due to low ridership.[31][32] Teck Lee station on the PGLRT's west loop started operations on 15 August 2024.[33]

As of July 2025, there are 42 LRT stations in operation,[34] all of which are elevated stations[35][36] and have barrier-free access.[37] All stations in operation have fixed platform screen doors, which were added to prevent commuters from falling onto the tracks.[38] There are 13 stations on the BPLRT, 14 on the SKLRT, and 15 on the PGLRT.[34] For the BPLRT, it starts from Choa Chu Kang and goes to the east until Bukit Panjang station, where it loops between Petir and Senja stations in both directions before going back to Choa Chu Kang.[39] Within the SPLRT, the SKLRT and PGLRT both have a loop on its terminus's east and west side. There are 8 stations on the SKLRT's west loop and 5 stations on its east loop, with Sengkang station as the terminus for both loops.[34] Trains services run in both directions for both loops.[10] Next to Sengkang station is Punggol station, which is the terminus for both of the PGLRT's loops. There are 7 stations on its west loop and 7 stations on its east loop.[34] Trains services run in both directions for both loops.[20][40] There are 4 LRT stations that interchange with MRT lines, being Choa Chu Kang with the North–South line, Bukit Panjang with the Downtown line, and Sengkang and Punggol with the North East line. These 4 are also the only LRT stations to be connected to bus interchanges.[34] 3 stations are planned to interchange with upcoming MRT lines, being Choa Chu Kang with the Jurong Region line and Punggol and Riviera with the Cross Island line.[41][42] Ten Mile Junction, which had a branch loop service via Bukit Panjang and Senja,[43] is the only station on the entire LRT system to be closed.[31]

Stations

Station type Other symbols
* Transfer station Bus interchange
** Transfer station and terminus Civil Defence Shelter

In operation

Stations that are in operation, with their Chinese, Malay, and Tamil names, along with their transport connections and locations
Station name Station code[c] Line Date of opening[d] Planning area[e] Connections Ref(s)
English[34] • Malay[45] Chinese[2] Tamil[3]
Bakau 码高 பக்காவ்  SE3   Sengkang LRT  18 January 2003 Sengkang [15]
Bangkit 万吉 பங்கிட்  BP9   Bukit Panjang LRT 
6 November 1999
 Bukit Panjang [13]
Bukit Panjang* 武吉班让 புக்கிட் பாஞ்சாங்  BP6 – DT1 [f]  Bukit Panjang LRT  6 November 1999 Bukit Panjang  Downtown line 
Bukit Panjang Bus Interchange 		[13][47]
Cheng Lim 振林 செங் லிம்  SW1   Sengkang LRT  1 January 2013 Sengkang [24]
Choa Chu Kang** 蔡厝港 சுவா சூ காங்  BP1  NS4   Bukit Panjang LRT  6 November 1999 Choa Chu Kang  North–South line 
 Jurong Region line  (under construction)
 Choa Chu Kang Bus Interchange 		[13][41][48]
Compassvale 康埔桦 கம்பஸ்வேல்  SE1   Sengkang LRT  18 January 2003 Sengkang [15]
Coral Edge 珊瑚 கோரல் எட்ஜ்  PE3   Punggol LRT  29 January 2005 Punggol [17]
Cove 海湾 கோவ்  PE1   Punggol LRT  29 January 2005 Punggol [17]
Damai 达迈 டாமாய்  PE7   Punggol LRT  20 June 2011 Punggol [20]
Fajar 法嘉 ஃபஜார்  BP10   Bukit Panjang LRT  6 November 1999 Bukit Panjang [13]
Farmway 农道 ஃபாம்வே  SW2   Sengkang LRT  15 November 2007 Sengkang [23]
Fernvale 芬微 ஃபொ்ன்வேல்  SW5   Sengkang LRT  29 January 2005 Sengkang [21][22]
Jelapang 泽拉邦 ஜெலப்பாங்  BP12   Bukit Panjang LRT  6 November 1999 Bukit Panjang [13]
Kadaloor 卡达鲁 கடலூர்  PE5   Punggol LRT  29 January 2005 Punggol [17]
Kangkar 港脚 கங்கார்  SE4   Sengkang LRT  18 January 2003 Sengkang [15]
Keat Hong 吉丰 கியட் ஹோங்  BP3   Bukit Panjang LRT  6 November 1999 Choa Chu Kang [13]
Kupang 古邦 கூப்பாங்  SW3   Sengkang LRT  27 June 2015 Sengkang [25]
Layar 拉雅 லாயார்  SW6   Sengkang LRT  29 January 2005 Sengkang [21][22]
Meridian 丽园 மெரிடியன்  PE2   Punggol LRT  29 January 2005 Punggol [17]
Nibong 尼蒙 நிபொங்  PW5   Punggol LRT  29 June 2014 Punggol [26][27]
Teck Whye 德惠 டெக் வாய்  BP4   Bukit Panjang LRT  6 November 1999 Choa Chu Kang [13]
Oasis 绿洲 ஓய்சிஸ்  PE6   Punggol LRT  15 June 2007 Punggol [19]
Pending 秉定 பெண்டிங்  BP8   Bukit Panjang LRT  6 November 1999 Bukit Panjang [13]
Petir 柏提 பெட்டீர்  BP7   Bukit Panjang LRT  6 November 1999 Bukit Panjang [13]
Phoenix 凤凰 ஃபீனிக்ஸ்  BP5   Bukit Panjang LRT  6 November 1999 Choa Chu Kang [13]
Punggol** 榜鹅 பொங்கோல்  PTC  NE17 
  Punggol LRT  29 January 2005 Punggol  North East line 
 Cross Island line Punggol Extension  (under construction)
Punggol Bus Interchange 		[17][42][49]
Punggol Point 榜鹅坊 பொங்கோல் பாயிண்ட்  PW3   Punggol LRT  29 December 2016 Punggol [29]
Ranggung 兰岗 ரங்கோங்  SE5   Sengkang LRT  18 January 2003 Sengkang [15]
Renjong 仁宗 ரெஞ்சோங்  SW8   Sengkang LRT  18 January 2003 Sengkang [15]
Riviera 里维拉 ரிவியாரா  PE4   Punggol LRT  29 January 2005 Punggol  Cross Island line Punggol Extension  (under construction) [17][42]
Rumbia 棕美 ரூம்பியா  SE2   Sengkang LRT  18 January 2003 Sengkang [15]
Sam Kee 三记 சாம் கீ  PW1   Punggol LRT  29 January 2005 Punggol [28]
Samudera 山姆 சமுத்திரா  PW4   Punggol LRT  31 March 2017 Punggol [30]
Segar 实加 செகார்  BP11   Bukit Panjang LRT  6 November 1999 Bukit Panjang [13]
Sengkang** 盛港 செங்காங்  STC  NE16   Sengkang LRT  18 January 2003 Sengkang  North East line 
Sengkang Bus Interchange 		[15][50]
Senja 信佳 சென்ஜா  BP13   Bukit Panjang LRT  6 November 1999 Bukit Panjang [13]
Soo Teck 树德 சூ டெக்  PW7   Punggol LRT  29 June 2014 Punggol [26][27]
South View 南景 சவுத் வியூ  BP2   Bukit Panjang LRT  6 November 1999 Bukit Panjang [13]
Sumang 苏芒 சுமாங்  PW6   Punggol LRT  29 June 2014 Punggol [26][27]
Teck Lee 德利 டெக் லீ  PW2   Punggol LRT  15 August 2024 Punggol [33]
Thanggam 丹甘 தங்கம்  SW4   Sengkang LRT  29 January 2005 Sengkang [21][22]
Tongkang 同港 தொங்காங்  SW7   Sengkang LRT  29 January 2005 Sengkang [21][22]

Closed stations

Stations that are closed, with their Chinese, Malay, and Tamil names, along with their general location
Station name[51] Station code[c] Line Date of opening[d] Date of closure Planning area[g] Connections Ref(s)
English • Malay Chinese Tamil
Ten Mile Junction 十里广场 பத்தாம் கல் சந்திப்பு  BP14   Bukit Panjang LRT  6 November 1999 13 January 2019 Choa Chu Kang [13][31]

See also

Notes

  1. ^ Note that the current map displays the BPLRT route differently. For illustrative purposes, this illustration is based on the old map, which features Ten Mile Junction.
  2. ^ Malay: Sistem Rel Ringan,[1] Chinese: 轻轨列车系统,[2] Tamil: இலகு கடவு ரயில்.[3]
  3. ^ a b Station codes with a dash between them represent a tap-out transfer.[34]
  4. ^ a b This column refers to the year the station opened. It does not include dates for future lines, renovations, or platform additions, which can be found in the articles for the individual stations.
  5. ^ Taken from the Urban Redevelopment Authority's 2019 Masterplan.[44]
  6. ^ Only the MRT part is listed as a civil defence shelter.[46]
  7. ^ Taken from the Urban Redevelopment Authority's 2014 Masterplan.[52] Note that Ten Mile Junction station was integrated with the Junction 10.[31]

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