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Soon Lee Bus Depot is an SMRT Buses bus depot located in Jurong West, Singapore. It is the only multi-storey bus depot owned by Land Transport Authority and the depot itself consists of 3 decks for bus parking. This bus depot is also the starting point for Service 185 and Express 502, which go to Buona Vista and the Central Business District ...
Seletar Bus Depot: Yio Chu Kang Crescent SBS Transit (East District) Sengkang West Bus Depot: Seletar West Road 1 / 2 SBS Transit Simpang Bus Depot: Yishun Avenue 8 Soon Lee Bus Depot: Soon Lee Road SMRT Buses (Soon Lee Zone) Tengah Bus Depot: Ulu Pandan Bus Depot: Business Park Drive SBS Transit (West District) Woodlands Bus Depot: Woodlands ...
Opened in 2002, Soon Lee Bus Depot is the first Multi Storey Bus Depot built under SBS Transit, serving the Jurong region. It consists of four floors, workshop, refuelling and washing on the first floor and parking on the second to forth floors. It also housed the Operations Control Centre for SBS Transit West District.
The bus depot is a separate three-storey structure situated next to the train depot on the same site. Similar to Soon Lee Bus Park and Woodlands Bus Depot, it will contain workshops on the ground level, while the upper two levels will contain parking spaces.
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Soon Lee Bus Park: SMRT Buses: 1 September 2024: 2029 [n 2] Negotiated packages Sengkang-Hougang: Sengkang West Bus Depot: SBS Transit: 1 September 2016: TBA: Bedok: Bedok North Bus Depot: SBS Transit: 1 September 2016: TBA: Choa Chu Kang-Bukit Panjang: Kranji Bus Depot Gali Batu Bus Depot (From 2026) SMRT Buses: 1 September 2016: 2026 ...
Toa Payoh Bus Depot 1997 Renamed to Braddell Bus Park due to ComfortDelGro. Jurong Bus Park 12 May 2002 Replaced by Soon Lee Bus Park. Changi Bus Park 11 December 2016 Replaced by East Coast Integrated Depot. Ayer Rajah Bus Park 9 September 2018 Replaced by Ulu Pandan Bus Depot. Ang Mo Kio Bus Depot (SMRT) 3 October 2021 Earmarked for ...
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