East-bound PIE’s exit to Thomson Road to be rerouted from Sunday

Commuters can board bus services 132 and 156 at the new temporary bus stop after Mount Pleasant Road. Read more at straitstimes.com.

SINGAPORE - Motorists heading east on the Pan-Island Expressway should keep their eyes peeled when approaching the Thomson Road exit starting from Sunday.

Explaining the change in a Facebook post on Wednesday, the Land Transport Authority said it was needed “as the North-South Corridor passes underneath existing roads such as Thomson Road”. Commuters of bus services 132 and 156 will also board the buses at the new temporary bus stop after Mount Pleasant Road, instead of near the Old Police Academy.

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