The southbound section of the Lornie Highway has been completed and is now open to traffic. This section of Lornie Highway is parallel to Lornie Road and facilitates traffic flow from the existing Thomson Road/Lornie Road towards the Pan Island Expressway (PIE)/Adam Road/Farrer Road.

A new vehicular underpass constructed near the entrance of the highway will allow motorists to access the residential area along Lornie Road, while a temporary road connection near Sime Road has been constructed to connect traffic from the existing southbound Lornie Road to southbound Lornie Highway.

With the opening of southbound Lornie Highway, motorists heading towards PIE, Adam Road and Farrer Road are advised to use the new Lornie Highway to reach their destinations.

For more information on changes to roads and bus routes, refer to LTA's traffic advisory here. 

Check out the short videos below to help you navigate around the new roads better:

1. Travel Route Guide — Bishan to Lornie Highway

2. Travel Route Guide — Braddell to Lornie Highway

3. Travel Route Guide — Thomson to Lornie Highway

4. Travel Route Guide — Upper Thomson to Lornie Highway

Website: www.lta.gov.sg

Braddell Flyover officially opened on 11 June 2017. 

With the new flyover, motorists can get direct access from Lorong 6 Toa Payoh to Upper Serangoon Road and Bartley Road, without having to join the traffic on Braddell Road.

Motorist can also look forward to enhanced road capacity, with the roads along Braddell Road between Toa Payoh North Flyover and CTE being widened from a dual three-lanes to dual five-lanes.

Do take note of some changes to the existing routes:

Closure of Road Access:

- From the rightmost lane along Braddell Road to Upper Serangoon Road/Bartley Road

- From Bishan Street 11 to Braddell Underpass (Upper Serangoon Road/Bartley Road)  

New bus-only lanes:

- Next to Toa Payoh North Flyover

- At Lorong 8 Toa Payoh.

Read more on the New Flyover

www.LTA.gov.sg

The Sentosa Gateway Tunnel will open on Thursday, 27 April 2017 at 10am. It is a one-way tunnel that connects outbound traffic from Sentosa Island directly to Keppel Road and Lower Delta Road.

The Tunnel will help to alleviate the current congestion experienced at the busy at-grade junctions at Sentosa Gateway, Telok Blangah Road, Kampong Bahru Road and Lower Delta Road.

As the SGT is in close proximity to the North East Line MRT tunnels and the West Coast Highway viaduct foundations, it was constructed with a limited headroom of 3.5m. In view of the height constraints, only cars and motorcycles will be permitted to use the tunnel.

Buses, heavy and light goods vehicles such as pickups, vans and lorries etc. can continue using the at-grade roads towards Telok Blangah Road to reach their destinations.

www.LTA.gov.sg

Motorists can now use the newly opened two-lane Nicoll Underpass at the junction of Nicoll Highway and Sims Way to enjoy direct connection from KPE and Sims Way to Nicoll Highway or Stadium Drive.

The new underpass will help to smoothen traffic flow at the KPE exit and Sims Way when connecting to Nicoll Highway.

Do take note of some changes to existing routes:

• The existing access along Nicoll Highway (city bound) to Stadium Drive will be closed.
• The right turn from Sims Way to Nicoll Highway at the traffic junction will be removed.

Land Transport Authority (LTA) has put together short videos to help you navigate around the new roads better. Click on the titles below to watch them on their YouTube Channel:

1. Video 1 - Travel Route from KPE to Stadium Drive and Nicoll Highway

2. Video 2 - Travel Route from Sims Way to Stadium Drive and Nicoll Highway

3. Video 3 - Travel Route from Guillemard Road to Stadium Drive

4. Video 4 - Travel Route from Mountbatten Road/Old Airport Road to Stadium

www.LTA.gov.sg