The works are targeted for completion by 2030 and are expected to support major developments, including Changi Airport Terminal 5.
SINGAPORE: The Land Transport Authority has awarded two contracts valued at S$522.4 million for road improvement works along the Changi Northern and Southern Corridors. The contracts were secured by Samwoh Corporation, with work expected to begin in the fourth quarter of 2024 and completion slated for 2034.
An overpass will also be constructed on the Loyang Road section by 2028 to help alleviate traffic congestion in northern Changi. Other significant upgrades include lane-widening works along Telok Paku Road, Nicoll Drive, and Changi Coast Road to accommodate the increasing traffic demand. LTA has stated that it will work closely with stakeholders before construction begins to prioritise safety and minimise inconvenience for residents and businesses in the area.
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