How much is MRT fare in Singapore?
How much is MRT fare in Singapore?
MRT fares
| Fares (as of 26 December 2021) | ||
|---|---|---|
| Adult | Senior citizen / Persons with disabilities | Workfare transport Concession |
| $0.95 – $2.21 | $0.60 – $0.93 | $0.69 – $1.73 |
How much is the bus fare in Singapore?
Fares for Train and Basic Bus Services
| Card Fare | Cash Fare Per Ride | |
|---|---|---|
| Distance (km) | Basic Bus | Basic Bus |
| Up to 3.2 | $0.95 | $1.70 |
| 3.3 – 4.2 | $1.05 | $1.90 |
| 4.3 – 5.2 | $1.15 | $1.90 |
Can you use MRT card for bus?
If your credit or debit card is ‘contactless-enabled’, you will see this logo on the front of your card. This means your credit or debit card is enabled for fare payment on transit. Just tap your contactless credit or debit card at the MRT fare gate or card reader on buses.
How are MRT fares charged?
Commuters are charged a fare according to the total distance travelled on each mode of transport. With the introduction of distance fares, fares are calculated based on the shortest travel path.
How do I pay for MRT feeder bus?
The fare for the MRT feeder bus services is set at RM1. 00 per trip. You can pay the bus fare by cash or Touch n’ Go card. Senior citizens, students and people with disabilities (OKU- registered under the Department of Social Welfare/JKM) can enjoy 50% discount (cash only) on fares.
How do you pay for the MRT bus?
What is the minimum amount in EZ-Link to take bus?
$3
A minimum travel value of $3 is necessary to ensure that there is sufficient card balance, even for the longest journey. If there is insufficient card balance on the account-based cards, commuters may have to wait for up to 10 minutes after topping up the cards before using the card.
What happens if you don’t tap out bus?
If you do not tap on and tap off correctly If you do not tap on, you may be fined for travelling without a valid ticket. If you do not tap on but do tap off at the end, you will be charged the default fare.
What is a feeder bus?
Feeder bus services are designed to pick up passengers in a certain locality and take them to a transfer point where they make an onward journey on a trunk service. This can be another bus, or a rail-based service such as a tram, rapid transit or train.
