The Express Bus Agencies Association or EBAA of Singapore is lobbying for a permanent interstate bus terminal here in Singapore. The one-stop terminal will cater to all express buses, which will definitely be a boon to passengers as currently, buses to Malaysia departs from practically everywhere in Singapore. In Part 2 of Jom Naik Bas to Malaysia!, Jom Naik Bas! brings you a list of departure points for express buses to Malaysia.
- Golden Mile Complex, Beach Road
To Kuala Lumpur, Genting Highlands, Penang, Ipoh, Alor Setar, Hatyai, Seremban, Klang, and other smaller towns in Perak, Kedah, Perlis, Pahang, Terengganu and Johor. Singapore’s main departure point to Malaysia. Buses that call here includes Transtar, Five Stars, Alisan, Grassland, Sri Maju, Starmart, LPMS, SE Super and several other smaller operators. - Golden Mile Tower, Beach Road
To all destinations served by Konsortium Bas Ekspres Semenanjung (KBES). - The Plaza, Beach Road
To Bangsar (KL), Bandar Utama (Damansara) and Holiday Villa Subang (Subang Jaya) by First Coach. To Mentakab and Kuantan in Pahang by Union Omnibus. - KeyPoint, Jalan Sultan/Beach Road
To Kuala Lumpur, Penang and Alor Gajah (Melaka) by Alisan Golden Coach. - Textile Centre, Jalan Sultan
To Kuala Lumpur by Eltabina Express and WTS Travel. - Queen Street Bus Terminal (also known as Ban San Street Terminal)
To destinations served by 707 Travel Group. - HarbourFront Centre
To Kuala Lumpur, Bandar Utama, Sunway, Petaling Jaya and Mines Resort Seri Kembangan by Aeroline. - Concorde Hotel, Orchard Road (former Le Meridien Hotel)
To Kuala Lumpur and Melaka by Luxury Tours. To Kuala Lumpur by Airebus and WTS Travel. - DFS Galleria, Scotts Road
To Mersing and Tanjong Gemok by WTS Travel. - Newton Circus Carpark
To Mersing and Tanjong Gemok by WTS Travel. - Copthorne Orchid Hotel, Bukit Timah Road
To Kuala Lumpur by Odyssey. To Seremban by Plusliner. To Kuala Lumpur and Kuantan by NiCE. - Novena Square
To Bangsar (KL), Bandar Utama (Damansara) and Holiday Villa Subang (Subang Jaya) by First Coach. - Parkroyal on Kitchener Road Hotel, Little India
To Kuala Lumpur by Suasana Edaran and LapanLapan Express (88 Ekspres). - Lavender Street Bus Station
To all destinations served by Transnasional. To Subang Jaya by NiCE. To Melaka (Malacca) by Delima and Malacca-Singapore Express. To Batu Pahat and Muar by Hasry Express. To Kuala Lumpur by Meridian Holidays. To Seremban, Kuala Lumpur, Klang and Shah Alam by Mahligai Express (Golden Diamond). - Hock Seng Building, Lavender Street
To Kuala Lumpur and Genting Highlands by Transtar. - Malay Village, Geylang Serai
To Kuala Lumpur and Melaka by CepatSedia Express. - Old Princess Cinema, Bedok Interchange
To Genting Highlands by WTS Travel. - Taxi Stand next to Tampines MRT
To Genting Highlands by Five Stars and WTS Travel. - Kovan Hub, Hougang Street 21
To all destinations served by CitiExchange, and CepatSedia Express. - Blk 710, Ang Mo Kio Central near Ang Mo Kio MRT
To Kuala Lumpur and Genting Highlands by WTS Travel. - Blk 179, Toa Payoh Central near Library
To Genting Highlands by WTS Travel. - Sembawang SunPlaza
To Kuala Lumpur and Genting Highlands by Konsortium Bas Ekspres (KBES). - Causeway Point, Woodlands
To Genting Highlands by WTS Travel. - Bukit Panjang Plaza
To Kuala Lumpur, Mersing and Tanjong Gemok by WTS Travel. - Bukit Timah Plaza
To Genting Highlands, Mersing and Tanjong Gemok by WTS Travel. - Lot 1 Shoppers’ Mall, Choa Chu Kang
To Kuala Lumpur and Genting Highlands by WTS Travel - Boon Lay Shopping Centre
To Kuala Lumpur, Genting Highlands and other towns in Perak, Kedah and Perlis by Five Stars, Konsortium (KBES) and Grassland. - IMM, Jurong East
To Kuala Lumpur by Causeway Link Express.

My friend said all coaches will shift to boon lay end of next year.Is it true?Any idea?
By: Lydia on 18 October 2009
at 11:55 am
Hi Lydia.
There were rumours making its round that the temporary Boon Lay bus interchange will be converted to an interstatebus express terminal. However, there are no official confirmation by the authorities yet. So I suggest we don’t put hopes that it will materialise, at least for now.
By: Jom Naik Bas! on 18 October 2009
at 11:15 pm