SMRT City Direct Bus Service 684

City Direct Bus Service 684, operated by SMRT Buses, is a weekday peak-hour City Direct service connecting Keat Hong, Brickland and Bukit Batok West to the Central Business District (CBD). It is introduced under the Bus Connectivity Enhancement Programme (BCEP).

City Direct 684 will be launched on 15 June 2026.

684
44889
Opp Blk 816A
Keat Hong Link
44099
Opp Choa Chu Kang Mkt
Choa Chu Kang Avenue 1
44599
Bet Blks 801B/801C
Choa Chu Kang Avenue 6
44181
Blk 802B
Keat Hong Close
44189
Blk 803
Keat Hong Close
30111
Blk 804B
Brickland Road
30121
Blk 805D
Brickland Road
43679
Blk 402
Bukit Batok Road
43779
Blk 433C
Bukit Batok Road
43551
Opp Blk 435A
Bukit Batok West Avenue 5
40369
Blk 464A
Bukit Batok West Avenue 8
40349
Blk 461
Bukit Batok West Avenue 8
40329
Millennia Institute
Bukit Batok West Avenue 8
03241
Aft Enggor St
Anson Road
03111
Aft Capital Twr EW15
Robinson Road
03071
80 Robinson Rd
Robinson Road
03381
The Sail
Marina Boulevard
03391
Marina Bay Financial Ctr NS27CE2TE20
Marina Boulevard
03539
Marina Bay Stn NS27CE2TE20
Central Boulevard
03529
Downtown Stn Exit E DT17
Central Boulevard
03129
UIC Bldg TE19
Shenton Way
03217
Aft Straits Blvd EW15
Shenton Way
40321
Dulwich College
Bukit Batok West Avenue 8
40341
Bef Blk 440A
Bukit Batok West Avenue 8
40361
Blk 438A
Bukit Batok West Avenue 8
43799
Blk 432A
Bukit Batok West Avenue 8
43671
Opp Dunearn Sec Sch
Bukit Batok Road
30129
Opp Blk 805D
Brickland Road
44181
Blk 802B
Keat Hong Close
44189
Blk 803
Keat Hong Close
44591
Blk 490B
Choa Chu Kang Avenue 6
44091
Choa Chu Kang Mkt
Choa Chu Kang Avenue 1
44881
Blk 816B
Keat Hong Link

Route Overview
Route WAB_logo_20px [AM]: Keat Hong Link (Opp Blk 816A) → Marina Boulevard (Marina Bay Financial Ctr)
[PM]
: Central Boulevard (Marina Bay Stn) → Keat Hong Link (Blk 816B)
Passes Through Keat Hong Close, Brickland Rd, Bukit Batok Rd, Bukit Batok West Ave 8, Robinson Rd / Shenton Way
Route Length Towards Marina Blvd: TBC Towards Keat Hong Link: TBC
Travelling Time TBC
Operator Information
BCM Route Package Choa Chu Kang–Bukit Panjang Bus Package
Current Operator SMRT Buses Ltd
Current Depot Gali Batu Bus Depot
Current Fleet TBC
Operating Hours
Departure Times from Keat Hong Link Weekdays, except Public Holidays
07:30 – 07:45
Departure Times from Central Blvd
Weekdays, except Public Holidays
18:10 – 18:25
Operating Frequency
From Keat Hong Link 15 mins
From Central Blvd
15 mins
Fare Information
Fare Charges express distance fares

Service 684 offers residents of Brickland and Bukit Batok West improved connectivity to the Central Business District via the AYE, providing a direct travel alternative to commuters who typically rely on the rail network and feeder buses.

Early Plans

Plans for this service were first mentioned by Acting Transport Minister Mr Jeffrey Siow on 8 June 2025, as a City Direct service from Brickland, to be launched by the end of 2026.

In an update on the BCEP released by the Land Transport Authority in February 2026, the service number was confirmed as 684, and was scheduled to be introduced ‘in the coming months’. The update included Bukit Batok West as a catchment area for the service. The route was officially announced on 7 May 2026.

MRT Stations Served
Departure Timings:

Weekdays, except Public Holidays

  • Morning Peak from Keat Hong Link (Opp Blk 816A):
    07:30 & 07:45
  • Evening Peak from Central Boulevard (Marina Bay Stn):
    18:10 & 18:25

Poster Gallery:

Operator History:
  • From 15 Jun 2026: SMRT Buses Ltd
Route History:
  • 2026 (15 Jun): Introduced from Keat Hong Link (Opp Blk 816A) to Marina Blvd (Marina Bay Financial Ctr) during morning peak hours and from Ctrl Blvd (Marina Bay Stn) to Keat Hong Link (Blk 816B) during evening peak hours, as a City Direct bus service under the LTA’s Bus Connectivity Enhancement Programme (BCEP).

Past Routings


References:

 

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29 thoughts on “SMRT City Direct Bus Service 684

  • 14 February 2026 at 9:16 PM
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    Does anyone have any information on the bus route for CDS 684?

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  • 14 February 2026 at 10:55 AM
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    684 is likely to be Brickland – Bugis.

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  • 13 February 2026 at 6:24 PM
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    Honestly, why use a number that is so similar to another Tengah bus service (984)? By calling it 684, people may confuse it with 984, or start to create relationships between the two which totally don’t exist.

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    • 14 February 2026 at 8:12 PM
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      Insert patrick star drool gif

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  • 12 February 2026 at 10:08 PM
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    back when CDS was privately run, several of them fell victim to MRT rationalisation. now the opposite is happening with CDS being run by public operators.

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  • 12 February 2026 at 9:02 PM
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    The upcoming City Direct Bus Service 684 will be operated by Tower Transit Singapore under Bulim Bus Package.

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    • 13 February 2026 at 1:04 PM
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      why not SMRT? Lately bulim has been getting a ton of new services

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      • 13 February 2026 at 7:59 PM
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        It is not written that it is Tower Transit. I could be either Tower Transit or SMRT Buses. We will find out. It will most likely be SMRT Buses since Brickland is closer to Choa Chu Kang & there are tons of SMRT Bus services in that region. Bulim Package has 40+ services at this point.

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        • 14 February 2026 at 10:37 AM
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          Aiyah.. So obvious it will be for Tower Transit. Tower Transit is kind on a high note right now. They are so damn bloody lucky that coincidentally, Bulim package just so happens to be in charge of Tengah. Even 984, which I feel should be in the hands of SMRT Buses because it starts from Gali Batu or I mean layover at Gali Batu, passes through Bt Panjang and CCK but yet operated by TTS just because it terminates at Jurong Town Hall. Even any new services in Yishun also will be under TTS because they are currently in charge of the Sembawang-Yishun package. If you ask me, TTS is LTA’s new toy boy. TTS also know how to suck up to them. I read somebody was suggesting 181 should be transferred to TTS because it will be extended to Tengah. Like what nonsense and logic is that? So Tengah cannot even have a secondary operator? Only TTS is allowed to operate, is it? Sometimes difficult to say. So if let’s say for example, I am just quoting for example only, if there is a new service from Woodlands to Punggol, must be operated by Go Ahead because terminate in Punggol?

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      • 14 February 2026 at 4:34 PM
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        Bulim package confirmed re-organised one. Right now it’s over sized already (38 bus routes).

        Some of Bulim package bus routes will eventually go to other packages when its current tenure expires in 2028,

        Likely to the neighbouring Jurong West Bus Package (26 bus routes, current expiry 2029), Bukit Merah Bus Package (18 bus routes, current expiry 2029) and Clementi Bus Package (23 bus routes, already expired 2025, new expiry and details TBA).

        In fact, with four consecutive bus packages (Jurong West, Bulim, Bukit Merah, Clementi) likely expiring at the same time in 2029 (Bulim package expiry can always extend by another year), we can actually expect a massive re-organisation of bus packages in the south-west part of Singapore.

        Meaning to say: 4 new packages created from the current 4 packages, likely in 2029. Can really look forward to it, and most probably the new packages’ name will name after the depot that is hosting the package.

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        • 15 February 2026 at 9:01 PM
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          96 and CLE feeders may move to CLE package.
          61 better off in CLE package.
          174 and 197 can move to Bulim package.
          984 can move to CCK package.

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        • 15 February 2026 at 9:11 PM
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          Maybe Bulim to Tengah-Jurong East with 96,282,284,285 and even 143/M to Clementi package.
          Loyang might be renamed to Pasir Ris-Punggol once it moved to Lor Halus.

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