Tuas Bus Terminal has been relocated from 07 Oct 2017.

(Old) Tuas Bus Terminal was a bus terminal located in Tuas, at the junction of Tuas West Drive and Jalan Ahmad Ibrahim. The westernmost bus terminal in Singapore is a terminating point for bus routes originating and terminating in the Tuas Industrial Estate, and serves Raffles Marina, Tuas Checkpoint, Tuas West MRT Depot and various industries in the area.

Details

Name	Tuas Bus Terminal \| 大士巴士终站
Address	1 Tuas West Drive, Singapore 638410
BCM Route Package	Jurong West Bus Package (Anchor Operator)
Anchor Operator	SBS Transit
Bus Routes	4 (SBS Transit)
Berths	4 boarding berths (only 2 in use), 2 Linear alighting berths
Rail Connection	EW33 Tuas Link

The Terminal:

(Old) Tuas Bus Terminal was a bus terminal located in Tuas, at the junction of Tuas West Drive and Jalan Ahmad Ibrahim. The terminal primarily serves as a terminating point for bus routes serving the Tuas Industrial Estate. It connects with Tuas Link MRT Station along the East West MRT Line, allowing for convenient transfers between the rail network and bus services at the terminal.

Tuas Bus Interchange - SBS Transit office near Alighting Berth 2 — Tuas Bus Interchange – SBS Transit office near Alighting Berth 2

The terminal has a single vehicular concourse area with a bus park in the middle, and a combined entrance/exit leading to Tuas West Drive. The passenger concourse features a linear alighting berth for two to three buses, and five sawtooth boarding berths, but only one is in use. Terminal facilities include a Passenger Service Office. drivers’ lounge, a NTWU canteen, and toilets.

Throughout its years of operation, Tuas Bus Terminal was operating under capacity, serving only four local bus services at its peak.

History:

Tuas Bus Terminal was opened on 2 January 1998 to support the expansion of the industrial areas at Tuas and Tuas South. It served as a terminating point for bus services extending far into Tuas, with Service 192 and 193 extended to terminate there on the launch day.

At its peak, the terminal served just four local bus services owing to its remote location. Services 182 (to Jurong East, later shortened to Boon Lay) and 183 (looping at Tuas South) operated out of Tuas Bus Terminal between July 1998 and May 2002 until they were merged into Service 182 between Boon Lay and Tuas South Ave 9 (Loop), bypassing the terminal.

Maju Cross-Border Bus Service 262 to Larkin also served Tuas Bus Terminal, which was withdrawn in the early 2000s.

On 7 October 2017, the terminal was relocated to a new facility built on the roof of Tuas MRT Depot, near the junction of Tuas West Drive and Tuas Link 4, and right beside the Tuas Link MRT Station of the East-West Line extension. The old terminal was subsequently demolished.