Johor Singapore Taxi Cross-border : ce qu'il faut savoir

From May 4, Singapore-Malaysia cross-border taxis will have more pickup/drop-off points across Johor. Johor Singapore Taxi Cross-border s'impose comme l'un des sujets qui mobilisent l'attention en Singapore ce jeudi.

Les faits

• From May 4, Singapore-Malaysia cross-border taxis will have more pickup/drop-off points across Johor.
• Those planning to take cross-border taxis from Johor Bahru back to Singapore will be able to board them from more locations from May 4.
• Cross-border taxis will be allowed to drop off passengers anywhere in Singapore, and in Johor Bahru, Iskandar Puteri, Forest City, Kulai and Senai.
• Grab users can also book Singapore-registered cross-border taxis at Toppen Shopping Centre, Angsana Mall and at The Mall, Mid Valley Southkey, under a new cross-border ride-hailing service operator licence awarded by the Land Transport Authority on April 30.
• Malaysian cross-border taxis, meanwhile, will cost almost the same as their Singapore equivalents, with the cheapest option, a four-seater, costing RM240 (S$77.30).

L'essentiel

Dans le détail, those planning to take cross-border taxis from Johor Bahru back to Singapore will be able to board them from more locations from May 4.

Sur le fond, Cross-border taxis will be allowed to drop off passengers anywhere in Singapore, and in Johor Bahru, Iskandar Puteri, Forest City, Kulai and Senai.

Concrètement, Grab users can also book Singapore-registered cross-border taxis at Toppen Shopping Centre, Angsana Mall and at The Mall, Mid Valley Southkey, under a new cross-border ride-hailing service operator licence awarded by the Land Transport Authority on April 30.

Au-delà de ce constat, Malaysian cross-border taxis, meanwhile, will cost almost the same as their Singapore equivalents, with the cheapest option, a four-seater, costing RM240 (S$77.30).

Reste à préciser que Licensed cross-border taxis from Malaysia will require ERP 2.0 units, tamper-proof plates for Singapore entry.

Les chiffres

À noter par ailleurs : Singapore, Malaysia to ramp up cross-border taxi quota to 500 per country.

Plus précisément, From May 4, Malaysian taxis can drop off passengers anywhere in Singapore.

Dans la foulée, Singapore and Malaysia will expand their licensed fleets by 100 taxis each, bringing the new total to 300 taxis on each side.

À ce stade, Malaysian taxis can enter Singapore without passengers:Fridays, 12pm to 12am.

Le contexte

Reste à préciser que For years, cross-border taxis travelling between Singapore and Malaysia could only pick up and drop off passengers at one designated point in the other country.

À noter par ailleurs : Singapore taxis can likewise drop passengers anywhere in Johor Bahru, Iskandar Puteri, Forest City, Kulai and Senai.

Plus précisément, a traveller in Singapore can now book a Singapore taxi to travel directly from home to locations such as Johor Bahru City Square.

Dans la foulée, Cross-border taxis are also limited to operating within the approved areas in Johor, that is, Johor Bahru, Iskandar Puteri, Forest City, Kulai and Senai.

À ce stade, Licensed taxis will have a “Cross-Border Taxi” livery affixed on both sides as well as specific licence plate prefixes - “H” for Malaysian vehicles and “SH” for Singaporean vehicles.

Recherches associées

Plusieurs requêtes connexes accompagnent ce sujet : Robotics Advances at CeMAT Southeast Asia & LogiSYM Asia Pacific 2025.

À retenir

• Those planning to take cross-border taxis from Johor Bahru back to Singapore will be able to board them from more locations from May 4.
• A traveller in Singapore can now book a Singapore taxi to travel directly from home to locations such as Johor Bahru City Square.
• Yet, despite the travel demand, the cross-border taxi scheme has been underutilised, according to Singapore’s Land Transport Authority.
• Recherches qui explosent : Robotics Advances at CeMAT Southeast Asia & LogiSYM Asia Pacific 2025.