Thomson–East Coast MRT line

Thomson–East Coast line
Woodlands MRT Station (TEL) under construction
Overview
Native name	Malay: Laluan MRT Thomson-Pantai Timur Chinese: 汤申-东海岸地铁线 Tamil: தாம்சன் - ஈஸ்ட் கோஸ்ட் எம்ஆர்டி வழி
Type	Rapid transit
System	Mass Rapid Transit (Singapore)
Status	Under construction
Termini	Woodlands North Sungei Bedok
Stations	32 (under construction)
Services	1
Daily ridership	500,000 (expected)
Operation
Planned opening	2019 (Stage 1) 2020 (Stage 2) 2021 (Stage 3) 2023 (Stage 4) 2024 (Stage 5) 2025 (Founders' Memorial MRT station)
Owner	Land Transport Authority
Operator(s)	SMRT Trains (SMRT Corporation)
Character	Fully Underground
Depot(s)	Mandai (Future) East Coast (Future)
Rolling stock	CT251
Technical
Line length	43 km (27 mi)
Track gauge	1,435 mm (4 ft 8 1⁄2 in) standard gauge
Electrification	750 V DC Third Rail[1]
Operating speed	90 km/h (56 mph)
Route map

The Thomson–East Coast line (TEL) is a medium-capacity Mass Rapid Transit (MRT) line in Singapore that is currently under construction, being the sixth line to be built. The line was announced on 15 August 2014 by the Land Transport Authority as the merger of the Thomson line (TSL) and the Eastern Region line (ERL).^[2] The stretch from Woodlands North to Gardens by the Bay costs S$18 billion. The line will open in five stages from 2019 onwards, and interchanges with all existing lines. When the line fully opens, it is expected to serve about 500,000 commuters daily in the initial years, rising to one million commuters daily in the long term. It will be the fourth MRT line to be operated by SMRT, after the North South line, East West line and the Circle line and also the fourth to be completely automated and driverless. This line is coloured brown on the rail map.

The fully underground line is 43 km (27 mi) long and consists of 31 stations, and will be among the world's longest driverless rapid transit lines. It will run through a combined north-south and east-west corridor, starting in the north at Woodlands town, then passing through the towns of Ang Mo Kio and Bishan, after that heading south to the residential estates of Thomson and Stevens, the shopping districts of Orchard Road and Marina Bay, then running eastwards along the east coast through Kallang, Marine Parade and Bedok South, before ending at Upper East Coast. Its depots are located at Mandai, south of Woodlands, and near the south-eastern terminus of the line at Tanah Merah.^[3] By 31 December 2024, the planned Rapid Transit System (RTS) Link will interchange the line's Woodlands North terminus, allowing it to extend to Malaysia.^[4] The Land Transport Authority announced on 11 August 2017 that the line will be the new line to accept only cashless payments after the existing lines were converted by 12 December 2018.^[5]

Contents

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  1 History
  
  
  
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    1.1 Thomson stretch
    
  
  
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    1.2 East Coast stretch
    
  
  
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    1.3 Merger
    
  
  
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    1.4 Possible extension
    
  
  
  
  


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  2 Stations
  


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  3 Train control
  


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  4 External links
  


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  5 References
  

History

Location of Thomson–East Coast MRT line

Thomson stretch

The Thomson Line was first announced on 25 January 2008. Several architectural and engineering consultancy packages were released in 2010 which indicated an increase in the number of stations from 18 in the initial announcement to the current 22 and length of the line from 27 to 30 km (17 to 19 mi).^[6]

On 16 June 2011, the Land Transport Authority announced the location of the depot for the line, due to begin construction at the end of 2012. It also announced Woodlands as an interchange with the existing North South line and an additional station located near to Republic Polytechnic. In addition, the northern terminus will also house the Johor Bahru RTS link.^[7]

On 29 August 2012, it was announced the Thomson Line will be ready from 2019 onwards instead of the indicative timeline of 2018 announced in the Land Transport Masterplan.^[8]

Construction of the Thomson Line began in January 2014.^[9]

On 27 June 2014, the groundbreaking ceremony took place at Woodlands. All the working station names were confirmed as the final names except for Sin Ming station which was changed to Bright Hill.

East Coast stretch

The Eastern Region Line was first officially announced on 18 October 2001. In its preliminary plans, Eastern Region Line was to have been a 40 kilometre rectangular loop that would complement the existing East West line and enhance inter- and intra-town travelling in the eastern region. It would have looped around the Jalan Besar and East Coast areas, intersecting the Circle line and other lines along the way, benefiting residents in Tampines, Bedok, Marine Parade, MacPherson and Kaki Bukit.^[10] However, the northern part of the loop which includes Jalan Besar, Tampines, MacPherson, Bedok North and Kaki Bukit is now part of the Downtown Line Stage 3. The ERL is now planned to closely follow the southern stretch of the originally announced plan.

On 11 July 2012, a speech by Mrs Josephine Teo, Minister of State, Ministry of Finance and Ministry of Transport, at Downtown Line 3 (DTL3) Tunelling Works Ceremony, announced that the Land Transport Authority (LTA) are starting architectural and engineering consultancy studies for the Eastern Region Line, which will eventually connect to the Thomson line.^[11]

On 29 May 2013, Land Transport Authority director of rail services, Melvyn Thong said at the Modern Railways conference, there are plans to extend ERL and link to the future Singapore Changi Airport's Terminal 4 which is set to be ready by 2017^[12] but on 1 June 2013, LTA clarified that ERL will not provide an MRT link to the planned Terminal 4,^[13] but instead, on 30 August 2013, Minister of State for Transport Josephine Teo unveiled plans that it will be linked to the future planned Singapore Changi Airport's Terminal 5, a mega terminal, which will be the largest terminal in Singapore upon completion around the mid 2020s.^[14]

Merger

On 15 August 2014, it was announced that the Eastern Region line would be merged with the Thomson line to form the Thomson–East Coast line, extending the project to five stages,^[2] with nine more stations. This is more than the number of stations originally planned on the line.

On 21 July 2016, the groundbreaking ceremony for the East Coast stretch took place at Marine Parade. All the working station names, including Xilin on the Downtown Line extension, were confirmed as the final names except for Amber station which was changed to Tanjong Katong. The authorities are also considering extending the TEL to all terminals at Changi Airport, including the upcoming Terminals 4 and 5, announced Transport Minister Khaw Boon Wan.^[15][16]

On 15 September 2017, SMRT Trains was appointed as the operator of the line.^[17]

Possible extension

On 20 January 2017, it was announced that studies are ongoing for the possibility of extending the TEL from Sungei Bedok to serve the future Changi Airport Terminal 5, further extending to Changi Airport Terminal 1, 2 and 3, and to Changi Village. This way, commuters in the future can travel to any of the terminals in Changi Airport seamlessly without having to change two lines at Sungei Bedok and Expo .^[18]

Stations

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Thomson-East Coast MRT Line
Legend
Bukit Chagar  TE1  RTS  Woodlands North  ■ Jurong East – Marina South Pier   TE2  NS9  Woodlands  TE3  Woodlands South  TE4  Springleaf  TE5  Lentor  TE6  Mayflower  TE7  Bright Hill  TE8  Upper Thomson  ■ Dhoby Ghaut   TE9  CC17  Caldecott  ■ HarbourFront  TE10  Mount Pleasant  ■ Bukit Panjang – Sungei Bedok   TE11  DT10  Stevens  TE12  Napier  TE13  Orchard Boulevard ■ Jurong East   TE14  NS22  Orchard ■ Marina South Pier   TE15  Great World  TE16  Havelock  ■ Tuas Link  TE17  EW16  NE3  Outram Park  ■ HarbourFront – Punggol   ■ Pasir Ris  TE18  Maxwell  TE19  Shenton Way  ■ Marina South Pier – Jurong East   ■ HarbourFront – Stadium   TE20  NS27  CE2  Marina Bay  TE21  Marina South  TE22  Gardens by the Bay  TE22A  Founders' Memorial  TE23  Tanjong Rhu  TE24  Katong Park  TE25  Tanjong Katong  TE26  Marine Parade  TE27  Marine Terrace  TE28  Siglap  TE29  Bayshore  TE30  Bedok South  TE31  DT37  Sungei Bedok  ■ Bukit Panjang
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Main article: List of Thomson–East Coast MRT line station names

Station Number	Station Name	Interchange/Notes
Stage 1 (under construction, to be ready by 2019)
TE1  RTS	Woodlands North	Interchange with the Johor Bahru–Singapore Rapid Transit System
TE2  NS9	Woodlands	Interchange with the North South Line
TE3	Woodlands South
Stage 2 (under construction, to be ready by 2020)
TE4	Springleaf
TE5	Lentor
TE6	Mayflower
TE7	Bright Hill
TE8	Upper Thomson
TE9  CC17	Caldecott	Interchange with the Circle Line
Stage 3 (under construction, to be ready by 2021)
TE10	Mount Pleasant
TE11  DT10	Stevens	Interchange with the Downtown Line
TE12	Napier
TE13	Orchard Boulevard
TE14  NS22	Orchard	Interchange with the North South Line
TE15	Great World
TE16	Havelock
TE17  EW16  NE3	Outram Park	Interchange with the East West Line and the North East Line
TE18	Maxwell
TE19	Shenton Way
TE20  NS27  CE2	Marina Bay	Interchange with the North South Line and the Circle Line extension
TE21	Marina South
TE22	Gardens by the Bay
Infill station (under construction, to be ready by 2025)
TE22A	Founders' Memorial[19]
Stage 4 (under construction, to be ready by 2023)
TE23	Tanjong Rhu
TE24	Katong Park
TE25	Tanjong Katong
TE26	Marine Parade
TE27	Marine Terrace
TE28	Siglap
TE29	Bayshore
Stage 5 (under construction, to be ready by 2024)
TE30	Bedok South
TE31  DT37	Sungei Bedok	Interchange with the Downtown Line

Train control

The Thomson–East Coast line is equipped with Alstom Urbalis 400 Communications-based train control (CBTC) moving block signalling system with Automatic train control (ATC) under Automatic train operation (ATO) GoA 4 (UTO).^[20][21] The subsystems consist of Automatic train protection (ATP) to govern train speed, Iconis Automatic Train Supervision (ATS) to track and schedule trains and Smartlock Computer-based interlocking (CBI) system that prevents incorrect signal and track points to be set.

Alstom will also be supplying platform screen doors for the Thomson–East Coast line.^[21]

External links

• Thomson–East Coast Line

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v t e Thomson–East Coast line
Stations	Woodlands North Woodlands Woodlands South Springleaf Lentor Mayflower Bright Hill Upper Thomson Caldecott Mount Pleasant Stevens Napier Orchard Boulevard Orchard Great World Havelock Outram Park Maxwell Shenton Way Marina Bay Marina South Gardens by the Bay Founders' Memorial Tanjong Rhu Katong Park Tanjong Katong Marine Parade Marine Terrace Siglap Bayshore Bedok South Sungei Bedok
Rolling stock	CT251
See also	SMRT Trains Land Transport Authority

v t e Rail transport in Singapore
Overview	History MRT (stations) LRT (stations) Fares and ticketing EZ-Link NETS FlashPay CEPAS Facilities STARiS Safety Security Public Transport Security Command
MRT lines	Current North South line East West line North East line Circle line Downtown line Under construction Thomson–East Coast line Future Jurong Region line Cross Island line Defunct Branch line
LRT lines	Current Bukit Panjang LRT Sengkang LRT Punggol LRT
Cross Border lines	Current KTM Tebrau Shuttle Future Kuala Lumpur–Singapore high-speed rail Johor Bahru–Singapore Rapid Transit System Kunming–Singapore railway
Other lines	Current Sentosa Express Changi Airport Skytrain Defunct Jurong Bird Park Panorail Sentosa Monorail
Rolling stock	Current (MRT) C151 C151A C151B C151C C651 C751A C751B C751C C830 C830C C951/C951A Current (LRT) C801 C801A C810 C810A Other lines Hitachi Monorail Crystal Mover Future trains CT251 CR151 C801B C851E Withdrawn Adtranz C-100
Depots	Current Bishan Changi Gali Batu Kim Chuan Sengkang Ulu Pandan Tai Seng Facility Building Ten Mile Junction Tuas Under construction/Future Mandai East Coast Tengah
Companies	SBS Transit SMRT Trains
Incidents	Clementi rail accident Nicoll Highway collapse Pasir Ris rail accident Bishan tunnel flooding Joo Koon rail accident

v t e Railway lines in Singapore
Mass Rapid Transit (MRT)	NSL  North South  EWL  East West  NEL  North East  CCL  Circle  DTL  Downtown  TEL  Thomson-East Coast  JRL  Jurong Region  CRL  Cross Island
Light Rail Transit (LRT)	BPLRT  Bukit Panjang  SKLRT  Sengkang  PGLRT  Punggol
International	Tebrau Shuttle KTM Singapore–Johor RTS Kuala Lumpur–Singapore HSR Kunming–Singapore railway
Other lines	Changi Airport Skytrain CAG Sentosa Express SDC
Defunct lines	Jurong Bird Park Panorail WRS Sentosa Monorail SDC
Operators are denoted in brackets, planned or under construction lines in italics

v t e MRT stations in Singapore
North South	Jurong East Bukit Batok Bukit Gombak Choa Chu Kang Yew Tee Kranji Marsiling Woodlands Admiralty Sembawang Canberra Yishun Khatib Yio Chu Kang Ang Mo Kio Bishan Braddell Toa Payoh Novena Newton Orchard Somerset Dhoby Ghaut City Hall Raffles Place Marina Bay Marina South Pier
East West	Pasir Ris Tampines Simei Tanah Merah Bedok Kembangan Eunos Paya Lebar Aljunied Kallang Lavender Bugis City Hall Raffles Place Tanjong Pagar Outram Park Tiong Bahru Redhill Queenstown Commonwealth Buona Vista Dover Clementi Jurong East Chinese Garden Lakeside Boon Lay Pioneer Joo Koon Gul Circle Tuas Crescent Tuas West Road Tuas Link Changi Airport Line Tanah Merah Expo Changi Airport
North East	HarbourFront Outram Park Chinatown Clarke Quay Dhoby Ghaut Little India Farrer Park Boon Keng Potong Pasir Woodleigh Serangoon Kovan Hougang Buangkok Sengkang Punggol NELe Punggol Coast
Circle	Dhoby Ghaut Bras Basah Esplanade Promenade Nicoll Highway Stadium Mountbatten Dakota Paya Lebar MacPherson Tai Seng Bartley Serangoon Lorong Chuan Bishan Marymount Caldecott Bukit Brown Botanic Gardens Farrer Road Holland Village Buona Vista one-north Kent Ridge Haw Par Villa Pasir Panjang Labrador Park Telok Blangah HarbourFront CCLe Promenade Bayfront Marina Bay Stage 6 Keppel Cantonment Prince Edward Road
Downtown	Bukit Panjang Cashew Hillview Beauty World King Albert Park Sixth Avenue Tan Kah Kee Botanic Gardens Stevens Newton Little India Rochor Bugis Promenade Bayfront Downtown Telok Ayer Chinatown Fort Canning Bencoolen Jalan Besar Bendemeer Geylang Bahru Mattar MacPherson Ubi Kaki Bukit Bedok North Bedok Reservoir Tampines West Tampines Tampines East Upper Changi Expo DTLe Xilin Sungei Bedok
Thomson– East Coast	Stage 1 - 2019 Woodlands North Woodlands Woodlands South Stage 2 - 2020 Springleaf Lentor Mayflower Bright Hill Upper Thomson Caldecott Stage 3 - 2021 Mount Pleasant Stevens Napier Orchard Boulevard Orchard Great World Havelock Outram Park Maxwell Shenton Way Marina Bay Marina South Gardens by the Bay Infill - 2025 Founders' Memorial Stage 4 - 2023 Tanjong Rhu Katong Park Tanjong Katong Marine Parade Marine Terrace Siglap Bayshore Stage 5 - 2024 Bedok South Sungei Bedok
Jurong Region	Stage 1 - 2026 Choa Chu Kang Choa Chu Kang West Tengah Hong Kah Corporation Jurong West Bahar Junction Boon Lay Gek Poh Tawas Stage 2 - 2027 Tengah Plantation Tengah Park Bukit Batok West Toh Guan Jurong East Jurong Town Hall Pandan Reservoir Stage 3 - 2028 Enterprise Tukang Jurong Hill Jurong Pier Nanyang Gateway Nanyang Crescent Peng Kang Hill
Cross Island line is under planning stage.

v t e Urban Rail Transit in Southeast Asia
Indonesia	Greater Jakarta Jabodetabek Commuter Jakarta MRT  M1   M2  Jakarta LRT  LA  Jabodebek LRT  L1   L2   L3   ARS  Soekarno-Hatta ARS Jakarta–Bandung HSR South Sumatra Palembang LRT Kertalaya Railbus East Java Surabaya Commuter Supor Sulam Jenggala Bojonegoro Kertosono North Sumatra  ARS  Kualanamu ARS Sri Lelawangsa West Sumatra  ARS  Minangkabau Express Lembah Anai Railbus Central Java - Yogyakarta  ARS  Adisumarmo ARS Bathara Kresna Railbus Prambanan Ekspres Commuter Solo Ekspres Kedung Sepur West Java Greater Bandung Commuter Aceh Cut Meutia Railbus
Malaysia	Klang Valley Integrated Transit System KTM Komuter  1   2   10  Rapid KL  3   4   5   8   9   11   12   13   14  Express Rail Link  6   7  KTM Komuter Northern  1   2   ETS   HSR   ECR   RTS  George Town–Bayan Lepas LRT Kuching LRT
Myanmar	Yangon Circular Railway
Philippines	Metro Manila Manila LRT  LRT1   LRT2   LRT4   LRT6  Manila MRT  MRT3   MRT7   MRT9  Metro Manila Subway PNR  PNR  Metro Commuter Line North South Commuter Rail Manila-Clark Railway SkyTrain Bicol Region PNR Bicol Commuter Railway
Singapore	Singapore MRT  NSL   EWL   NEL   CCL   DTL   TEL   JRL   CRL  Singapore LRT  BPLRT   SKLRT   PGLRT   HSR   RTS
Thailand	Bangkok Mass Transit BTS  BTS   BTS  MRT  MRT   MRT   MRT   MRT   MRL   MRL  BMA  MRL   MRL   MRL  SRT SRT ET  ARL  SRT Red Lines  SRT   SRT  SRT Commuter      Lopburi Line      Kaeng Khoi Line      Prachinburi Line      Ratchaburi Line      Suphan Buri Line SRT HSR Northern HSR Northeastern HSR Southern HSR Eastern HSR Provincial Urban Rail Transit Chiang Mai LRT Nakhon Ratchasima LRT Phuket Island LRT Khon Kaen LRT Hat Yai MRLT
Vietnam	Hanoi Metro  1   2   2A   3   4   5   6   7   8   9  Ho Chi Minh City Metro  1   2   3   4   5   6
Note: Under construction & planned lines are in Italics

v t e Future developments in Singapore
Buildings	Singapore Changi Airport Terminal 5 Jewel Changi Airport
Transport	Cross Island Line Circle Line Stage 6 Jurong Region Line North–South Corridor North East Line Extension Thomson-East Coast Line
Architecture of Singapore

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