As the highly anticipated Formula 1 (F1) Singapore Airlines Grand Prix 2024 draws near, the Land Transport Authority (LTA) has announced a series of road closures in the Marina Centre and Padang areas.
Source: Singapore Grand Prix on Facebook
These closures, designed to facilitate event preparations, will take place from 18 to 24 Sept.
The affected roads will be closed starting at 12.01am on 18 Sept, with all roads expected to reopen by 5.30am on 24 Sept.
To minimise traffic disruptions, the race organiser will adopt a phased approach, progressively reopening affected roads after the race.
Certain road corridors will be also temporarily reopened during specific hours on 18, 19, 20, and 23 Sept to accommodate morning and evening peak hour traffic.
Source: Singapore Grand Prix on Facebook
Additionally, motorists will still have access to the Marina Centre area via specific routes during designated hours, including access through a single lane along Raffles Boulevard.
Further details on the timings are available in the press release.
LTA strongly encourages the public and F1 ticket holders to use public transport when travelling to the Marina Centre and Padang areas during the road closure period.
To support this, train services will be extended on race days from 20 to 22 Sept.
On 20 and 21 Sept, the last trains on the North-South Line and East-West Line will depart from City Hall MRT station at 12.30am. On 22 September, the last trains will depart at 12.45am.
Source: Land Transport Guru
Selected bus services connecting to MRT stations will also have extended operating hours.
For more details, refer to the official Road Access and Public Transport Guide.
Also read: F1 S’pore Grand Prix 2024 General Ticket Sale Starts On 1 Nov, Brought Forward Due To High Demand
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