Singapore-JB Causeway Link buses go cashless from Aug 20

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In a Facebook post, the bus operator said cash payments will no longer be accepted onboard, but travellers could still purchase tickets with cash before boarding. - BERNAMA FILE PIX

The bus operator said cash payments will no longer be accepted onboard, but travellers could still purchase tickets with cash before boarding.

SINGAPORE - Commuters travelling to Johor Bahru via Causeway Link cross-border buses from Newton and Queen Street stations in Singapore will go fully cashless beginning Thursday.

In a Facebook post, the bus operator said cash payments will no longer be accepted onboard, but travellers could still purchase tickets with cash before boarding.

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It said payment options onboard the buses include Visa and Mastercard, ManjaLink, the LUGO app and ezLink cards.

For cash transactions, commuters can purchase tickets at a ManjaLink kiosk at Queen Street and from ground staff at Newton.

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According to its official website, cash payments will no longer be accepted onboard all Causeway Link cross-border and feeder bus services beginning Oct 1, 2026.

The latest move, it said, is aimed at providing a faster and more seamless travel experience for commuters. - BERNAMA

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