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JB–Singapore Border Traffic Live
Check real-time congestion at Woodlands Checkpoint and Tuas Second Link before crossing the Singapore–Johor Bahru border.
How to Cross JB–Singapore Border Smart
The Johor Bahru–Singapore border is one of the busiest land crossings in the world, with over 300,000 crossings daily. Timing your crossing correctly can save you hours of waiting. Our live border traffic tool pulls real-time data from official traffic sources so you can plan your trip efficiently.
- Mon–Thu: 10am–4pm
- Weekday mornings before 7am
- Late night after 11pm
- Friday evenings 5–10pm
- Sunday evenings 5–10pm
- Public holiday weekends
- Causeway Link buses (CW1, CW2)
- SBS Trans 160/170 buses
- Private shuttle services
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the peak hours for Woodlands Checkpoint?
Peak hours are weekday mornings (7–9am), evenings (5–8pm), Friday nights, and Sunday evenings. Public holidays also see heavy congestion.
Is Tuas Checkpoint less busy than Woodlands?
Tuas Second Link is generally less congested for private vehicles, but it is further west and adds travel time to central Singapore.
How long does crossing the JB–Singapore border take?
Off-peak: 15–30 minutes. Peak times: 1–3 hours. Always check live traffic before you leave.
Can I walk across the Johor–Singapore Causeway?
Yes! Pedestrians can use the Causeway walkway. Causeway Link and SBS buses also connect JB Sentral to Woodlands and Queen Street terminal.