SMRT Feeder Bus Service 920

SMRT Feeder Service 920 is a Feeder service operating from Bukit Panjang Bus Interchange and looping at Bangkit Road, passing through Senja Road, Senja Close, Saujana Road and Fajar Road.

920
Bt Panjang Int
↺ Bangkit Rd (Loop)
45009 Bt Panjang Int B3 DT1-BP6 Petir Rd
44631 Opp Bt Panjang Plaza DT1-BP6 Jelebu Rd
44641 Blk 602 BP13 Bt Panjang Ring Rd
44791 West View Pr Sch Senja Rd
44801 Opp Blk 628 Senja Rd
44861 Blk 636A Senja Rd
44951 Blk 638A Senja Close
44931 Blk 643 CP Senja Rd
44721 Opp Jelapang Stn BP12 Bt Panjang Ring Rd
44661 Blk 532 Jelapang Rd
44671 Bet Blks 502/503 Saujana Rd
44601 Blk 413 Saujana Rd
44349 Bet Blks 443A/443B Fajar Rd
44339 Blk 442D Fajar Rd
44329 Bangkit Stn BP9 Bt Panjang Ring Rd
44301 Opp Blk 271 Bangkit Rd
44311 Opp Blk 253 Bangkit Rd
44321 Opp Bangkit Stn BP9 Bt Panjang Ring Rd
44331 Blk 239 Fajar Rd
44341 Blk 401A CP Fajar Rd
44609 Blk 408 Saujana Rd
44679 Opp Blk 502 Saujana Rd
44669 Opp Blk 532 Jelapang Rd
44829 Opp Blk 650 Senja Link
44959 Blk 643A Senja Close
44819 Opp West Spring Sec Sch Senja Rd
44869 Bef Blk 629A Cp Senja Rd
44809 Blk 628 Senja Rd
44799 Blk 610 Senja Rd
44649 Blk 541A CP BP13 Bt Panjang Ring Rd
44639 Bt Panjang Plaza DT1-BP6 Jelebu Rd
45009 Bt Panjang Int DT1-BP6 Petir Rd
Route Overview
Route WAB_logo_20px Bukit Panjang Bus Interchange ↺ Bangkit Road (Loop)
Passes Through Senja Rd, Senja Close, Saujana Rd, Fajar Rd
Route Length 9.6 km
Travelling Time 50 mins
Operator Information
BCM Route Package Choa Chu Kang–Bukit Panjang Bus Package
Current Operator SMRT Buses Ltd
Current Depot Kranji Bus Depot (KJDEP)
Buses park at: Woodlands Bus Park
Current Fleet Single-deck buses
Includes hybrid single deck buses (Volvo B5LH)
Operating Hours
Departure Times from Bukit Panjang
Daily
05:30 – 01:10
Operating Frequency
Loop Service 6:30am–8.30am 8.31am–4.59pm 5.00pm–7.00pm After 7.00pm
7 – 10 mins 8 – 12 mins 6 – 8 mins 7 – 12 mins
Fare Information
Fare Charges distance fares capped at 3.2km for feeder services.

 

Feeder Service 920 serves residential blocks, schools and public amenities along Senja Rd, Saujana Rd, Fajar Rd and Bangkit Rd, connecting them to transport nodes at Bukit Panjang Road and Bukit Panjang LRT station. Its primary area of service is Bukit Panjang Neighbourhoods 2, 4, 5 and 6.

The route serves schools such as West View Primary School, West Spring Secondary School and Zhenghua Primary School. It also serves community amenities such as Senja Centre, Greenridge Shopping Centre, Bukit Panjang Park and Holland-Bukit Timah Town Council (Bangkit Office).

In April 2022, it was amended to Senja Close to serve residents of the new housing estates – Senja Ridges, Senja Heights & Senja Valley.

During Eves of Public Holidays, operating hours will be extended. Exact last bus hours are announced by SMRT Buses closer to these dates.

MRT / LRT Stations Served:
Special Departures:
  • Senja Road (Blk 636A) → Bukit Panjang Int via Bangkit Road
    Weekdays: 05:30

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Operator History:
  • 2000 – 2004: Trans-Island Bus Services Ltd
  • 2004 – Present: SMRT Buses Ltd

The Bus Service Operating License (BSOL) for this route will be renewed in 2026 under the Choa Chu Kang–Bukit Panjang Bus Package.

History:
  • 2000 (26 Mar): Introduced between Bt Panjang Int and Bangkit Rd (Loop)
  • 2003: Serves additional pair of bus stops outside and opposite Bt Panjang Plaza along Jelebu Rd
  • 2005 (29 May): Amended to ply Senja Rd and Senja Link
  • 2006: Serves new pair of bus stops outside and opposite Blk 650 along Senja Link
  • 2011 (03 Dec): Designated wheelchair-accessible bus service (WAB)
  • 2012 (16 Dec): Amended to start from and terminate at Bt Panjang Rd with the opening of Bt Panjang Temp Bus Pk and the closure of Bt Panjang Int
  • 2013 (17 Nov): Serves new staggered bus stop opposite Blk 183 along Bt Panjang Rd, skipping the bus stop outside Blk 604
  • 2015 (16 Aug): Serves 2 new bus stops between Blks 443A and 443B and outside Blk 442D along Fajar Rd
  • 2015 (06 Sep): Serves new pair of bus stops outside and opposite Blk 635C along Senja Rd
  • 2015 (27 Dec): DTL2 Bukit Panjang Bus Service Enhancements; Amended to start from Petir Rd, ply Jelebu Rd and extended to terminate at Upp Bt Timah Rd
  • 2016 (12 Mar): Last bus timing extended to 0100hrs
  • 2017 (04 Sep): Amended to Bukit Panjang Integrated Transport Hub
  • 2019 (13 Jan): Last Bus timing extended to 0110hrs in tandem with the adjusted Bukit Panjang LRT operating hours
  • 2022 (03 Apr): Amended to Senja Close; Amended to Bukit Panjang Ring Rd towards Bangkit Road, skipping part of Senja Link due to the conversion of part of Senja Road and Senja Link to one-way traffic

Past Routings

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7 thoughts on “SMRT Feeder Bus Service 920

  • 6 November 2021 at 9:58 AM
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    Dear all,

    I would like to heard from your views should we extends both Feeder Service 920 & 922 towards Petir Road (Block 200 Series) & Dairy Farm Residences to shorten the travelling time of heading back to Bukit Panjang Interchange transfer to other Services to the destination places be it School, Shopping Mall and etc.

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    • 14 March 2022 at 5:15 PM
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      972M is going to serve that after all from 3 April 2022. Except Saujana Road & Bangkit Road

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  • 29 September 2019 at 8:25 PM
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    Double decker deployments have ceased.

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    • 16 May 2020 at 5:35 PM
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      Does this bus experience very low demand throughout?

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      • 11 July 2020 at 11:27 PM
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        From my observations, yes 920 demand is quite low unlike 922 demand where the demand had started to be higher due to faster link in Segar and Fajar as well as Jelapang. Most people staying in Senja would rather prefer to take 972 as its more frequent.

        This is the possible reason why 920 demand its lower unlike the past where Senja Road and Senja Link was only serve by 920 for 10 years between 2005 and 2015. But very good question!

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        • 11 September 2021 at 5:09 PM
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          Haha, so that is why 922 is always crowded, even during non peak hours!

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          • 27 October 2021 at 3:58 PM
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            Nobody will want to take 972 within Bukit Panjang one…. Unless if those kids whined for double decker to Senja…. 922 is relatively faster and cheaper home.

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