Railways in
Singapore
The first railway in Singapore was a steam tram line opened in 1895.
The steam trams were later replaced with electric trams, but services
ceased in 1927.
In 1923, a short metre gauge railway was opened connecting the island
with the railways of the Malayan peninsula. The line today is operated
as part of Malaysian Railways.
The first line of a modern Metro system opened in 1987.
- KTM Malaysian
Railways
- Eastern & Oriental Express luxury cruise train
- Singapore Metro
- SMRT
North-South, East-West and Circle lines
- SBS Transit
North-East lines, and Light Rail lines linking to the Metro
- Land Tranport Authority responsible for extensions
to existing lines and new build lines, one of which (Thomson Line) is
planned to extend across the Straits of Johor to Johor Bahru in
Malaysia
- Sentosa Express Monorail linking the HarbourFront
station of Singapore Metro with the resort island.
