Buangkok Bus Interchange

Buangkok Bus Interchange is an Integrated Transport Hub (ITH) located at Buangkok. It is situated within the Sengkang Grand Mall integrated development, comprising a 3-level retail mall, a hawker centre, a childcare centre, a community club, and a condominium.

Buangkok ITH commenced operations on 1 December 2024.

Details:
Name Buangkok Bus Interchange
Address 11 Sengkang Central, Singapore 544575
BCM Route Package Sengkang-Hougang Bus Package
Anchor Operator SBS Transit
Bus Routes SBS Transit – 2
SMRT Buses – 1
Berths 7 end-on boarding berths
Rail Connection NE15 Buangkok

Buangkok is the twelfth (12th) ITH to open in Singapore. Rail connections are offered via the adjacent Buangkok MRT Station along the North East Line, allowing for convenient transfers between bus services and the rail network.

Interchange Layout

Buangkok Bus Interchange contains 19 end-on parking lots arranged into 7 end-on berths.

The ITH is also the first to be designed only with end-on berths, as opposed to the more common sawtooth berth design. Toa Payoh and Boon Lay are the only other ITHs employing a mix of end-on and sawtooth berths, while HarbourFront and Saint Michael’s are the only other bus interchanges/terminals designed with exclusive use of end-on berths.

Vehicles enter/exit the interchange via a signalised T-junction with Sengkang Central. For emergencies, a backup vehicle access gate leads to the loading/unloading bay of Sengkang Grand Mall, which is accessed via Compassvale Bow.

Nearby Amenities
  • Buangkok Hawker Centre
  • Buangkok Community Club
  • Sengkang Grand Residences
  • Retail shops/Supermarket at HDB Aspella
  • Palm View Primary School
  • North Vista Primary School
  • St. Andrew’s Adult Home (Sengkang)

Brief History

Plans for the interchange were first mooted as part of the Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA)’s 2013 Draft Masterplan. Located in the heart of the Buangkok neighbourhood and adjacent to Buangkok MRT Station, the interchange would be integrated within a mixed-use development envisioned as an integrated community and transport hub to meet the needs of some 20,000 residents in Buangkok.

The proposed mixed-use development would integrate a bus interchange, a hawker centre (Buangkok Hawker Centre) and a 3-storey community club (Buangkok Community Club), alongside a childcare centre and retail spaces. A tender for the development of the land parcel was launched on 28 December 2017 and was awarded to Siena Residential Development Pte. Ltd. and Siena Trustee Pte. Ltd. (as Trustee-Manager of Siena Commercial Trust) at a tender price of S$777.78 million on 16 August 2018. A condominium development (Sengkang Grand Residences) would be built atop the retail/community/bus interchange components, comprising 680 residential units across 9 blocks.

Sengkang Grand Mall opened in March 2023, with the other amenities and residential apartments gradually opening thereafter.

Interchange Facilities:
  • Passenger Service Offices (SBS Transit & SMRT Buses)
  • Information boards & Bus departure timing screens
  • NTWU Canteen
  • Retail shops
  • Staff Lounge
  • Baby Care Room
  • Commuter Care Room
  • Bicycle Racks
  • Toilets

Bus Services:
Service Berth Destination Remarks
110 B7 ↺ Changi Airport
114 B4 ↺ Buangkok Crescent
114A B4 Buangkok Crescent (Blk 998B) Short Trip Service
156 B6 Clementi
Berth Allocation:
Berth Bus Services
B1
B2
B3
B4 114/114A
B5
B6 156
B7 110

 

Exits

The interchange has 4 pedestrian exits. All exits are wheelchair accessible.

Exit Location Nearby
1 Sengkang Central Compassvale Ancilla Park, Palm View Primary School
2 Sengkang Central North Vista Primary School, Sengkang Grand Residences
3 Sengkang Central North Vista Primary School, Sengkang Grand Residences
4 Sengkang Grand Mall Buangkok Community Club, Buangkok Hawker Centre, Compassvale Bow, Esparina Residences, Jewel @ Buangkok, Masjid Al-Mawaddah, Palm View Primary School, Singapore Boys Hostel, St Andrew’s Adult Home, The Quartz
Rail Connection

Buangkok Bus Interchange connects to NE15 Buangkok MRT Station Exit A via Exits 2, 3 & 4.

Other Bus Connections

The bus interchange is linked to a nearby bus stop.

Bus Stop Exit Bus Routes
67609 – Sengkang Ctrl (Buangkok Stn Exit A) 2 / 3 27, 43, 43e, 43M, 102, 114
Road Connections

Taxi stands and pick-up/drop-off points are located near Buangkok Bus Interchange

Exit Road Provisions
1 Sengkang Central Taxi stand (G14), pick-up/drop-off point

 


Route Amendments

In tandem with the opening of Buangkok ITH, the following bus services were amended on 1 December 2024:

  • Service 110 amended from Compassvale Int to Buangkok ITH
  • Service 114 amended to operate from Buangkok ITH instead of Sengkang Ctrl
  • Service 156 amended from Sengkang ITH to Buangkok ITH

Gallery (Dec 2024):
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Gallery (2023):
Gallery (site plans and diagrams):

References

132 thoughts on “Buangkok Bus Interchange

  • 15 December 2024 at 9:52 PM
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    Perhaps there will be a new service that goes to Ang Mo Kio from here via the new Buangkok Dr extension. It can serve Buangkok Green/Link/Cres and to YCK Road via Buangkok Dr, passing by schools around the Fernvale area, AMK Industrial Park 3 and YCK/AMK MRT, and possibly NYP via AMK Ave 8.

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    • 16 December 2024 at 1:28 PM
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      Ambitious and interesting idea, but you probably haven’t visited Ang Mo Kio Interchange in a while. There is no extra space. Not at all.

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      • 16 December 2024 at 5:28 PM
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        Lol yeah it’s just an idea to open up new connections that don’t currently exist which will likely have demand. Ang Mo Kio Interchange (and even Yio Chu Kang) has no more extra parking space for a new service, unfortunately.

        Longer intertown routes are probably not possible anymore, so there is only so far that a new service will go from the Northeast nowadays.

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        • 20 December 2024 at 12:33 AM
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          Well, a possibility could be the extension of Service 86 to Buangkok Int, via Compassvale Dr and Sengkang Ctrl. Connects Buangkok/Sengkang via TPE to Yio Chu Kang/Ang Mo Kio. No big changes to the route. And you’ll get to see the new BYD BC12A04s in the newest bus interchange too.

          Isn’t that brilliant?

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  • 1 December 2024 at 10:39 PM
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    So any service guides ?

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    • 14 December 2024 at 1:28 PM
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      Unfortunately not i went there and they only have the interchange introduction brochure. I asked the staff as well and they said they dont have

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  • 26 November 2024 at 8:59 AM
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    Why is everyone saying to extend 115 to Buangkok or Hougang? It’s like saying extending 410G/W to Ang Mo Kio, ruining the whole circle. 115 is circular, changing the route completely.

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    • 1 December 2024 at 12:09 PM
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      410 are feeders not trunk like 115.Do you want to ruin the 26x series for 410?

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    • 2 December 2024 at 3:59 PM
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      No it doesn’t???? 115, even if it was circular, can still be extended to Buangkok, how it gets to Buangkok is another qn, but given that 115 is a **UNIdirectional** circle, and not a **BIdirectional** cicle like 410G/W, 115 is suited for being extended to buangkok as a result.

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  • 25 November 2024 at 6:08 PM
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    Ain’t bus route 146 gonna be extended to Buangkok bus interchange??

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    • 26 November 2024 at 1:40 PM
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      dear sir,
      146 goes to woodleigh, not buangkok

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      • 1 December 2024 at 6:54 PM
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        I use google my map and realise that it is possible for service 146 to serve from Woodleigh to Buangkok via Hougang Ave 3.

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        • 3 December 2024 at 9:57 AM
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          for now, its unlikely. the first amendment for 146 will only be loop at Kovan MRT (so im told)

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