SINGAPORE — Construction of Jurong Region Line (JRL), Singapore's seventh MRT line, has begun with a groundbreaking and viaduct-launching ceremony on Friday (Jan 13).
There will be 24 MRT stations along the JRL — all above ground — including three interchange stations: Boon Lay, Choa Chu Kang and Jurong East.
Commuting from Woodlands MRT to Jurong Island Checkpoint will take 45 minutes instead of around 80 minutes currently. JRL trains will also be equipped with sensors to automatically dim lights during the day, said Mr Iswaran. Parts of the JRL viaduct are also being constructed over busy roads or close to existing buildings such as Housing Board blocks.
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