Bus Services
| Service | Berth | Destination | Berth-Type | Note | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| SBS Transit trunk services | |||||
| 3 | B5 | Punggol | Sawtooth | ||
| 4 | B10 | Changi North Way (loop) | Sawtooth | ||
| 8 | B6 | Toa Payoh | Sawtooth | ||
| 10 | B4 | Kent Ridge | Sawtooth | ||
| 18 | B10 | Bedok (loop) | Sawtooth | ||
| 19 | B9 | Airport Cargo Road (loop) | Sawtooth | ||
| 22 | B3 | Ang Mo Kio | Sawtooth | ||
| 23 | A1 | Rochor Canal Road (loop) | End-on | ||
| 28 | B10 | Toa Payoh | Sawtooth | ||
| 29 | B9 | Changi Village (loop) | Sawtooth | ||
| 31 | B5 | Toa Payoh | Sawtooth | ||
| 37 | B8 | Changi North Crescent (loop) | Sawtooth | ||
| 38 | B10 | Bedok | Sawtooth | ||
| 39 | B7 | Yishun | Sawtooth | ||
| 65 | B3 | HarbourFront | Sawtooth | ||
| 69 | B8 | Bedok (loop) | Sawtooth | ||
| 72 | B7 | Yio Chu Kang | Sawtooth | ||
| 81 | A2 | Serangoon Central (loop) | End-on | ||
| SBS Transit feeder service | |||||
| 292 | B7 | Tampines Street 22 (loop) | Sawtooth | ||
| SBS Transit townlink services | |||||
| 291 | B8/B9 | Tampines Street 81 / Tampines Street 33 (loop) | Sawtooth | ||
| 293 | B3/B4 | Tampines Street 71 / Tampines Street 45 (loop) | Sawtooth | ||
| SMRT trunk services | |||||
| 67 | B5 | Choa Chu Kang | Sawtooth | ||
| 969 | B4 | Woodlands | Sawtooth | ||
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