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Explore the MRT network of Singapore with this interactive map. Find stations, fares, and travel times easily.
Access the Interactive MRT & LRT Systems Map for information such as train schedules, routes or nearby points of interest for any train stations.
Explore the MRT Map of Singapore with LRT lines and bus interchanges. The SG mrt map 2023 is fully interactive. Tap or hover station names on the map to get more info. View the official map (LTA MRT) STC. PTC. 3 kupang. 2 farmway. 1 cheng lim. 4 thanggam. 5 fernvale. 6 layar. 7 tongkang. 8 renjong. 00 no station. 1 compassvale. 2 rumbia. 3 bakau.
From 23 Dec 2023, card fares are raised by 4-5 cents (students, seniors, persons with disabilities, and workfare concession holders) to 10-11 cents (adults) per journey for stored value and concession card holders. The exact increase depends on distance. Cash fares (only available for buses) will increase by 10 to 20 cents depending on fare types.
Welcome to MRT.SG, find information you need to travel smoothly on Singapore's MRT and LRT subway rail systems. Click/tap the panels below to visit the pages. LRT/MRT Maps. Geographic MRT/LRT Map. A scale-representative map of Singapore's MRT and LRT network lines and station locations.
SMRT Corporation Ltd is the leading multi-modal public transport operator in Singapore. We serve millions of passengers daily by offering a comprehensive transport network.
MRT Network Map.
MRT/LRT Journey Information. For MRT / LRT fares and travel times, please select the relevant boarding and alighting stations. Boarding Station. Alighting Station. * Click on the image below to view larger System Map. First and last train times: Click here for the stations of East West Line, North South Line, Circle Line and Bukit Panjang LRT.
MRT network map. The Mass Rapid Transit system, locally known by the initialism MRT, is a rapid transit system in Singapore and the island country's principal mode of railway transportation. The system commenced operations in November 1987 after two decades of planning with an initial 6 km (3.7 mi) stretch consisting of five stations.
Building the Circle Line (CCL) was a feat that required innovations in design, engineering and construction. It took place in challenging soil conditions, a maze of underground structures, and under a densely packed surface of roads, expressways and buildings.
