Ride the MRT (Mass Rapid Transit), Singapore's rail transit system, through the busy corridors of the island in air-conditioned comfort. It's fast, efficient, convenient and affordable!

There are 4 MRT lines covering Singapore from end to end: the East-West (EW) line, the North-South (NS) line, the North-East (NE)and the Circle (CC) line. All the MRT stations feature ticketing facilities, and most stations have barrier-free access for passengers in wheelchair.



Fares
From 3 July 2010, all commuters will be charged a fare according to the total distance travelled, on the bus, LRT and MRT. The introduction of Distance Fares will bring about a more integrated fare structure that will allow commuters to make transfers without incurring additional cost. With Distance Fares, fares are computed on a journey basis, without a boarding charge being imposed for every transfer trip that makes up your journey. This way, you can choose the travel option that suits you best.

With the completion of the Circle Line from Dhoby Ghaut to Bartley, the transport options for commuters have widened greatly. For example, residents living in Bishan now have the additional option of taking the train when travelling from Bishan to MacPherson. The opening of the Circle Line from Harbourfront to Marymount next year will open up even more travel options for commuters. 

Distance Fares is a major step towards integrating Singapore's public transport system and gives commuters greater flexibility, choice and convenience.

For more information on the new fare structure, please click here.

If you purchase The Singapore Tourist Pass, you can enjoy unlimited travel on the MRT and basic bus services without worrying how your travel costs would add up.