Buses taking Second Link?
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Hi! Does anyone know of any new buses which are plying the route between Singapore and Johor by the Second Link? Have been waiting for many months already. For many months, Causeway Link has been delaying its new service, claiming that it would be starting soon. But till now, there has been no news whatsoever.
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Forget it... No news of it for 3 mths liao, and it was supposed to start by DecOriginally posted by surfbabe:Hi! Does anyone know of any new buses which are plying the route between Singapore and Johor by the Second Link? Have been waiting for many months already. For many months, Causeway Link has been delaying its new service, claiming that it would be starting soon. But till now, there has been no news whatsoever. -
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Let's be patient and wait a little longer. Cross border bus services is not easy to approve. There's a lot of red tape. CW1 took years before it was finally given the go ahead. It's very good that Handal Indah have managed to secure 2 of their proposed routes with CW1 and CW2. I'm sure that the 3rd one via Second Link will come. Let us not rush things. We don't want CW3 to go the way of Maju 262.
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Sure or not thay starting a bus service via second link. Can we ctt SBS and check
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i guess 2nd link demand would not be high because the woodlands causeway is still the faster and preferred route to pusat bandaraya in jb, where most people are heading and residing....makes totally no sense to me to travel from Jurong East to jb via Tuas, 2nd Link and all the way to the jb city area...2nd link leads to mostly rural and less populated area in johor, don't think will cater much to the johorians who frequently travel to and fro singapore...
but for those who are looking forward to this kind of 2nd link service, i reckon you guys are sight-seeing enthusiasts who would want this service to be introduced just for the sake of sight-seeing around johor