North Shore Line

The North Shore Line is part of the rail development as stated in the Concept Plan 2001. It will join the 2 current regional centres, Tampines and Woodlands, by a path that is along the north shore of Singapore. It will provide easier accessibility between the 3 regional centres in Singapore after this line is completed. In addition, travelling time will be reduced when Singaporeans travel from the eastern to the western end of Singapore (or vice versa) as it will not pass by the city areas and reduce chances of train congestion.

The North Shore Line is currently still under further planning. However, the Concept Plan 2001 has revealed that this line will most likely connect stations in the 4 sectors of Singapore together, mainly Changi Airport, Tampines, Sengkang and Woodlands. This new line will provide better accessibility to the northern shore areas of Singapore.

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