SMRT Bus Service 182A is a Short-Trip Service variant of Bus Service 182.
The route operates from Tuas Link MRT Station to Tuas South Avenue 3, operating only on Sunday & Public Holiday nights.
Bus Service 182A commences service on 29 December 2024.
182A
Opp Tuas Link Stn
→ Bef Tuas Sth Ave 4
→ Bef Tuas Sth Ave 4
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Route  |
Tuas West Dr (Opp Tuas Link Stn) → Tuas South Ave 3 (Bef Tuas Sth Ave 4) |
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| Passes Through | — | |||||||||||
| Route Length | 3.4 km | |||||||||||
| Travelling Time | 9 mins | |||||||||||
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| BCM Route Package | Jurong West Bus Package | |||||||||||
| Current Operator | SMRT Buses Ltd | |||||||||||
| Current Depot | Soon Lee Bus Depot | |||||||||||
| Current Fleet | Double-deck buses | |||||||||||
| Operating Hours | ||||||||||||
| Departure Times from Tuas West Dr |
Sundays / Public Holidays |
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| 20:08 – 21:22 | ||||||||||||
| Fare Information |
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| Fare | Charges regular distance fares |
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Short Trip Service 182A operates from Tuas West Dr (Opp Tuas Link Stn) to Tuas South Ave 3 (Bef Tuas South Ave 4) to supplement the high demand for Service 182/182M from Tuas Link MRT Station on Sunday / Public Holiday nights.
| Served by Bus Service 182A | Not served by Bus Service 182A |
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MRT Station Served
- EW33 Tuas Link
Departure Timings
Sundays / Public Holidays
- From Tuas West Dr (Opp Tuas Link Stn):
20:08, 20:32, 20:55 & 21:22
Poster Gallery:
Operator History:
- 29 Dec 2024 – Present: SMRT Buses Ltd
Route History:
- 2024 (29 Dec): Introduced as a Short Trip Service from Tuas West Dr (Opp Tuas Link Stn) on Tuas South Ave 3 (Bef Tuas Sth Ave 4) on Sundays & Public Holidays
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LOL junwei dont act like you care about the foreign workers la.
182. This bus service is notoriously known about bus captains in Jurong West package, for clearly requiring one more bus service to complement, but because of political reasons (because Tuas South no Singaporean live there, only foreign workers live there), the authorities actually reluctant to launch additional bus service to serve Tuas South.
Well, 182A is a very big move, although it only runs on Sunday night. Most probably just to ensure that the foreign workers can return to their dormitories on time, so that they can report punctually for work on Monday morning.
Considering Tuas South, like every industrial area, is only packed at certain periods of the day, I don’t foresee this new service 182A will have any additional trip beyond Sunday night.
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