Queen Street Bus Terminal - Bus Services

Bus Services

Service Destination Note
SBS Transit Trunk Service
170 Larkin End at JB
Causeway Link Cross Border Service
CW2 Larkin End at JB
Bus transport in Singapore
Interchanges
  • Ang Mo Kio
  • Bedok
  • Bishan
  • Boon Lay
  • Bukit Batok
  • Bukit Merah
  • Bukit Panjang
  • Choa Chu Kang
  • Clementi
  • Eunos
  • HarbourFront
  • Hougang Central
  • Joo Koon
  • Jurong East
  • Pasir Ris
  • Punggol
  • Sembawang
  • Sengkang
  • Serangoon
  • Tampines
  • Toa Payoh
  • Woodlands
  • Yishun
Terminals
  • Buona Vista
  • Changi Airport PTB 1, 2 and 3
  • Changi Village
  • Ghim Moh
  • Jurong Island
  • Kent Ridge
  • Lim Chu Kang
  • Lorong 1 Geylang
  • Marina Centre
  • Marina South Pier
  • New Bridge Road
  • Queen Street
  • Saint Michael's
  • Shenton Way
  • Sims Place
  • Tuas
  • Upper East Coast
  • Yio Chu Kang
Depots
SBS Transit
  • Ang Mo Kio {SBS Transit)
  • Ayer Rajah
  • Bedok North
  • Braddell
  • Bukit Batok
  • Hougang
  • Soon Lee
SMRT Buses
  • Ang Mo Kio (SMRT Buses)
  • Kranji
  • Woodlands
Former bus stations in Singapore
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