Compassvale Bus Interchange will reopen in January 2026 to support upgrading works at Sengkang Bus Interchange. The facility, which ceased operations in December 2024, will be temporarily reactivated from 31 January until end-October 2026 to accommodate upgrading works at Sengkang Int.
According to the Land Transport Authority (LTA), the temporary relocation is required to facilitate the next phase of upgrading works, which will need access to a larger footprint within Sengkang Bus Interchange. These works include the upgrading of mechanical and electrical systems, refurbishment of the passenger concourse, and overhaul of the interchange driveway for waterproofing works.
Relocated Bus Services
During this period, five bus services—80, 86, 87, 372 and 374—will operate from Compassvale Bus Interchange, representing half of the ten services that currently terminate at Sengkang Bus Interchange. The relocated services will remain there for the duration of the construction works. These services were selected to ‘minimise overall inconvenience to commuters’.
Compassvale Bus Interchange is located about a five-minute walk across Sengkang Square from Sengkang Bus Interchange, and is accessible via pedestrian crossings and a covered overhead bridge. To ease the transition, service ambassadors will be deployed at both interchanges to assist commuters, including providing umbrellas during wet weather.
In addition to the interchange changes, a temporary bus stop along Sengkang Square (Bus Stop 67689) will be introduced for Bus Services 372 and 374. This will replace the existing G18 taxi pick-up and drop-off point, which will be closed from 9 January 2026 for conversion works. The temporary stop is intended to provide passengers with a more direct and sheltered connection to Sengkang MRT station.
Compassvale Bus Interchange is also slated for demolition by 2027. The demolition contract was awarded in December 2025, and includes the demolition of Compassvale Bus Interchange as well as the former Yishun Temporary Bus Interchange.
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This is a pleasant surprise, and also a way to make good use of the capacity that this bus interchange has but had never really been fully utilized.
And yet no Fernvale interchange….
brought back from the dead, nice.
what a revival, and 374 comes back to compassvale again