Abolished Bus Stops

For more information on bus stops in Singapore, please refer to our dedicated article on Bus Stops.

Since the establishment of the bus stop system in Singapore by the colonial British government in the 1920s, multiple bus stops around the island ended up with the fate of abolition due to redevelopments in most rural parts of Singapore, as well as the realignment and expansion of existing major roads to cater to greater vehicular traffic.

In this article, we present a non-exhaustive list of bus stops that were abolished over time since the late 1990s. Information on bus stops that were abolished prior to Year 1996 are currently unavailable as they were not published in the bus guides before the said year.

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Temporarily Abolished Bus Stops

Due to road diversions to facilitate the construction of Mass Rapid Transit (MRT) stations and temporary road works, some bus stops are abolished for an interim period of time as bus services are diverted to bypass the affected stretches of roads.

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Permanently Abolished Bus Stops

The remaining bus stops listed in the table below have been permanently abolished, with a majority of their bus stop shelters being demolished as a result of their closures. This table lists bus stops abolished after 2002 only, which come with their known bus stop codes before abolition.

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Abolished Bus Interchanges & Terminals

In addition to abolished bus stops, many bus interchanges and terminals have been permanently abolished over the years to make way for redevelopment or due to integration into existing bus interchanges and terminals. This table lists bus interchanges and terminals abolished after 2002 only, which come with their known bus stop codes before abolition.

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External Links & References:

• TransitLink Guides 1996-2014

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