Ayer Rajah Expressway - List of Exits

List of Exits

No. Eastbound exit to road (destinations) Interchange Type No. Westbound exit to road (destinations)
End of expressway (ECP) Keppel Viaduct - Start of expressway
2B Keppel Road 2A Keppel Road
2C Central Expressway (CTE) Radin Mas Flyover No exit
3 Lower Delta Road Lower Delta Flyover Diamond 3 Lower Delta Road
6 Alexandra Road Gillman Flyover Diamond No exit
7A Queensway and Normanton Park Diamond 7A Queensway and Normanton Park
7B Portsdown Road - LILO No exit
8 North Buona Vista Road and South Buona Vista Road Buona Vista Flyover Cloverturbine 8 North Buona Vista Road and South Buona Vista Road
9 Clementi Road University Flyover Cloverturbine 9 Clementi Road
10B Clementi Avenue 2 Clementi Flyover LILO 10A Clementi Avenue 2
11 Clementi Avenue 6 Pandan Flyover Trumpet 11 Clementi Avenue 6 and West Coast Way
13 Jurong Town Hall Road Teban Flyover Diamond 13 Jurong Town Hall Road
No exit - LILO 14 Penjuru Road
15B Yuan Ching Road - LILO No exit
No exit Corporation Flyover Diamond 15A Corporation Road and Jurong Port Road
17 Jalan Boon Lay, Jurong Pier Road, Corporation Road and Jurong Port Road Jurong Hill Flyover Diamond 17 Jalan Boon Lay and Jurong Pier Road
18 First Lok Yang Road, Pioneer Road North and Pioneer Road Pioneer Flyover Stacked roundabout 18 Pioneer Road North and Pioneer Road
20 Benoi Road Benoi Flyover SPUI 20 Benoi Road
22 Tuas Road and Pan-Island Expressway (PIE) Tuas Flyover Stacked roundabout 22 Tuas Road and Pan-Island Expressway (PIE)
24 Tuas West Road Tuas West Underpass 24 Tuas Avenue 8 and Tuas West Road
Start of expressway Tuas Checkpoint Viaduct - 26B Tuas West Drive
End of expressway (Second Link)

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