Outer Ring Road System - Interchange Along ORRS

Interchange Along ORRS

Road name Interchange with 1 Type Remarks Name of interchange
Portsdown Avenue Ayer Rajah Expressway SPUI Start of ORRS going eastbound; end of ORRS going westbound. Portsdown Flyover
Queensway 3-way From Portsdown Avenue, it goes straight towards Queensway northbound and the ORRS continues from there. Queensway Flyover
Queensway Commonwealth Avenue SPUI - Queensway Underpass
Margaret Drive LILO Can only be accessed by traffic travelling westbound. -
Farrer Road Holland Road Three-level diamond To go from Queensway to Farrer Road, one can drive through the Farrer Underpass. Farrer Underpass, Holland Flyover
Bukit Timah Road Three-level diamond Bukit Timah Road travels westward only, access the Farrer Flyover to stay on the ORRS. Farrer Flyover, Bukit Timah Underpass
Adam Road Dunearn Road Three-level diamond Dunearn Road travels east bound only, access the Farrer Flyover to stay on the ORRS. Farrer Flyover, Dunearn Underpass
Pan Island Expressway Parclo - Adam Flyover
Lornie Road To go from Adam Road to Lornie Road, one can drive on Adam Flyover. Adam Flyover
Thomson Road To go from Lornie Road to Braddell Road, one can drive on MacRitchie Viaduct. Marymount Flyover, MacRitchie Viaduct, Lornie Viaduct
Braddell Road Bishan Road Semi-directional T Bishan Flyover offers a non-stop drive through this interchange. Bishan Flyover
Lorong 6 Toa Payoh Trumpet - Toa Payoh North Flyover
Bishan Street 11 LILO Can only be accessed by traffic travelling eastbound. -
Lorong 8 Toa Payoh Slip lane Lorong 8 Toa Payoh only allows traffic to travel westbound only. Vehicles are not permitted to leave the ORRS here. -
Central Expressway, Lorong Chuan 3-level SPUI Braddell Underpass offers a non-stop drive through this interchange. Braddell Underpass, Braddell Flyover
Upper Serangoon Road Three-level diamond To go from Braddell Road to Bartley Road, one can drive through Bartley Underpass. This interchange is Singapore's first four-tier interchange, with, from highest to lowest, Upper Serangoon Viaduct, Upper Serangoon Road, Bartley Underpass and North East Line tunnel. Bartley Underpass, Upper Serangoon Viaduct
Bartley Road Serangoon Avenue 1 3-way - -
Upper Paya Lebar Road Box From here, the ORRS splits into two directions: towards Marine Parade and Towards Tampines. -
Towards Marine Parade
Bartley Road East Hougang Avenue 3 SPUI To continue southwards along the ORRS, one needs to turn into Hougang Ave 3. -
Hougang Avenue 3 Airport Road Box - -
Eunos Link Ubi Avenue 2 & Kaki Bukit Avenue 1 Box - -
Bedok Reservoir Road 3-way - -
Jalan Eunos Pan Island Expressway SPUI - Eunos Flyover
Eunos Crescent 3-way - -
Sims Avenue & Sims Avenue East Box Sims Avenue & Sims Avenue East travels eastbound only. -
Changi Road Box Changi Road travels westbound -
Still Road Joo Chiat Place Box - -
Koon Seng Road & Lorong J Telok Kurau Box - -
East Coast Road Box - -
Still Road South Marine Parade Road Box - -
East Coast Parkway Trumpet, Parclo Start of ORRS leading westbound; end of ORRS leading eastbound. Marine Parade Flyover
Towards Tampines
Bartley Road East Hougang Avenue 3 SPUI To continue eastwards along the ORRS, one needs to enter the Bartley Viaduct. Bartley Viaduct
Airport Road SPUI Only motorists travelling westbound can only enter and exit to Airport Road. Bartley Viaduct
KPE
Bedok North Road Directional T To go from Bartley Road East to Tampines Avenue 10, one can drive on Kaki Bukit Viaduct. Kaki Bukit Viaduct
Tampines Avenue 10 Tampines Avenue 1 Box, Directional T Start of ORRS leading westbound; end of ORRS leading eastbound. -

^Note 1 : Only expressways, arterial roads and major roads will be mentioned. Minor roads will not be mentioned.

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