On-Demand Shuttle Bus @ East Coast Park

Smart Mobility Firm RushOwl launches On-Demand Shuttle Bus Service at East Coast Park as a car-lite option for park goers. Passengers can now share a ride to directly access East Coast Park from Bedok MRT.

From 21st August 2021 onwards,  public passengers will be able to access most areas in East Coast Park (ECP) within a 10-minute journey from Bedok MRT. A total of 7 stops will cater to the ECP region on Saturdays, Sundays and Public Holidays from 7.00 am to 9.00pm for a promotional rate of $2. More potential stops will be available in future based on the passenger’s feedback.

The on-demand bus service aims to provide a more extensive exploration option for park visitors and at the same time, presents a greener, car-lite option for families to head to East Coast Park.

Using the firm’s mobility app, RushTrail, East Coast Park visitors can easily book a ride directly to the park’s premises without having to walk long distances. Once a ride is booked, passengers can receive the live location and arrival time of the shuttle bus.

 

Drop-off Points

  1. Bedok Station Exit A
  2. East Coast Lagoon Food Village
  3. East Coast Seafood Center
  4. East Coast Cyclist Park
  5. Carpark C4
  6. Raintree Cove
  7. Marine Cove
  8. Parklane Green

 

Since 25 April 2020, SBS Transit Bus Service 401, which serves East Coast Park, has been suspended till further notice. Commuters may ride the On-Demand Shuttle Bus to East Coast Park instead.

 

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3 thoughts on “On-Demand Shuttle Bus @ East Coast Park

  • 22 August 2021 at 12:49 AM
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    Aiya just make service 401 operate again as usual. Its so simple as that. I wonder why they have to just keep complicating things.

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    • 14 October 2021 at 9:05 AM
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      In that case, I propose Service 401 to be discontinued and for the On-Demand Shuttle to directly replace the bus service to save on resources.

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      • 7 April 2023 at 1:20 PM
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        But service 401 had already been resumed since 4th June last year (2022).

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