| NS6DE2 Sungei Kadut |
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| Address | — |
| Lines Served | North South Line Downtown Line |
| Operator | SMRT Trains (NSL) SBS Transit (DTL) |
| Structure | Elevated (NSL) Underground (DTL) |
| Platform | Side (NSL) |
| Opening on | Year 2035 |
Sungei Kadut Station is a future interchange station along the North South Line (NSL). It will also be the northern terminus of the Downtown Line following the Downtown Line Stage 2 Extension from Bukit Panjang.
Both Brickland and Sungei Kadut stations were announced on 25 May 2019 as part of the LTA’s Land Transport Master Plan 2040. Both stations are infill stations along the NSL targeted for completion before 2040. Previously Dover and Canberra stations were built as infill stations along the EWL and NSL, opening in 2001 and 2019 respectively.
The station (referred to as DE2 Station), was officially announced by the Land Transport Authority in January 2025 as part of the Downtown Line 2 Extension. Construction works are expected to commence in Q4 2025, with the station opening by 2035.
Train Services
North South Line
- Northbound – Towards NS1EW24JE5 Jurong East via NS5 Yew Tee
- Southbound – Towards NS28 Marina South Pier via NS7 Kranji
Sungei Kadut North South Line Station will have two elevated North South Line platforms in a side platform arrangement, built alongside existing NSL tracks.
Downtown Line
- Southbound – Towards DT37TE31 Sungei Bedok via DE1 station and DT1BP6 Bukit Panjang
Construction
The DE2 / NS6 Interchange Station will be constructed as part of Contract 990 – Design and Construction of DE2 and NS6 Interchange Station and Tunnels for Downtown Line 2 Extension and North South Line.
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They should re-number the entire DTL, with DT1 in the east. Cuz, West may potentially extend further to Lim Chu Kang next time. Also, if use DE1, DE1 sounds like die. Not auspicious. Hopefully they can re-number.
If you renumber instead, then there will be confusion. When people mention DT1 do they mean the old terminus Bukit Panjang or the new terminus Sungei Kadult?
If the entire DTL is renumbered, there will be no confusion because all existing station number will +2 on the current number after the extension. The new DT1 will be Sungei Kadut, Bukit Panjang will become DT3 instead. DT4 for Cashew, DT5 for Hillview etc. If the extension is not finished there is no need to renumber them.
Do you take the DTL so often that that the station code and station name are ingrained in you?
Imagine you always take the DTL and all along you’ve know that DT1 was Bukit Panjang. Then 10 years later suddenly DTL is Sungei Kadut, just because an extension has been built.
Not to mention any previous sources that states DT1 is Bukit Panjang is now void, and will cause confusion when people read those sources.
You know this will happen to commuters and there will be complains. To be honest, I thin that giving the 2 new stations the code DE1 and DE2 will still lead to problems since the codes DE and DT are still similar.
Maybe (NS6/DT1) will be Sungei Kadut and then (DT1A) will be Gali Batu and then (DT1B) will be stagmont. Cashew’s code name could be (DT2A) and Bukit Panjang’s is (BP6/DT2)
LTA May decide on only constructing Sungei Kadut MRT Station rather than construct more like Yew Tee East. The coding has a chance of being DT0x but it’s far more likely in my eyes to be DE.
The code of Sungei Kadut is DE1 because after Bukit Panjang DT1 is DE3 Stagmont and DE2 Gali Batu.
I think the code for DTL would be DT1A
Probably the whole DTL station code will be reassigned, same for NSL (Brickland onwards) and TEL (Founder’s Memorial
I don’t think they will rename the whole Line just for 1 station
The extension might have more than one station.