On 23 June, seven Thomson-East Coast Line Stage 4 (TEL4) Mass Rapid Transit (MRT) stations will begin welcoming passengers onboard.
Source: Land Transport Authority – We Keep Your World Moving on Facebook
In a press release today (5 Mar), the Land Transport Authority (LTA) highlighted that commuters can enjoy greater time savings by taking the TEL.
Moreover, TEL4 will enhance accessibility to the East Coast area.
Spanning 10.8km, the seven TEL4 stations are:
With the new stations, commuters along the East Coast area can enjoy more travel options that will reduce their travel time by almost half.
For example, using the TEL to get from Marine Parade to Shenton Way will only take 20 minutes.
According to LTA, the journey takes 40 minutes by bus and train at present.
The new TEL4 stations will increase commuters’ accessibility to the East Coast region, where several work and play areas are located.
Moreover, approximately 235,000 households will have a TEL station within a 10-minute walk from their residences.
By the time the seven stations commence service, the TEL stations will span from Woodlands North to Bayshore.
Source: Land Transport Guru
Four more stations will open in 2026 with the completion of the TEL5 and the Downtown Line extension (DTLe) projects.
The stations are Bedok South, Xilin, and Sungei Bedok interchange — with Sungei Bedok connecting the TEL and DTL.
To familiarise commuters with the new line, an opening event will be held on 21 June from 10am to 9pm.
During the event, commuters can ride and catch a glimpse of the seven stations for free.
LTA will be planning a slew of activities to celebrate the opening of the new stations which will be announced on its social media pages in due time.
Also read: TEL Stage 4 Stations Will Open In First Half Of 2024, SMRT To Conduct Final Tests
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Featured image adapted from Land Transport Authority – We Keep Your World Moving on Facebook.
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