Types
- Trunk: Routes that ply between towns.
- Short Trip: Routes that operate short haul trips of trunk services which cater to high demand sectors of the entire route.
- Feeder: Services that operate within a neighbourhood.
- Intra-Town (SMRT Buses) and TownLink (SBS Transit): Routes that consist of combined feeder services to provide links between neighbourhoods within the same town, and with the bus interchange and MRT.
- Jurong Industrial Service: Routes that service the Jurong and Tuas industrial areas.
- Express: Routes that stop at several nominated stops and generally run on expressways for faster travel between several towns.
- Fast Forward: Routes providing faster travel between places where there is a high demand by calling at fewer stops of the main service.
- NightRider (SMRT Buses) and Nite Owl (SBS Transit): After-hour services on Fridays, Saturdays and eve of Public Holidays.
- Chinatown Direct: Routes that run from towns to Chinatown via the expressway.
- Parks: Services that run from major parks to the nearest bus interchange.
- Premium: Special gazetted services that charge a flat fare. No standing is allowed on such bus services.
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