Singapore to JB traffic now
Heading into Johor Bahru? These two cameras show the queues for leaving Singapore — at Woodlands Checkpoint and Tuas Checkpoint — with LTA's current estimate for the expressway run up to each checkpoint.
At 1:18 pm, LTA estimates about 10 min on the BKE approach to Woodlands and 29 min on the AYE approach to Tuas — expressway driving time only, not including any checkpoint queue.
Your queue is on the right: the lanes marked CAUSEWAY.
Your lanes are on the right, under the JOHOR arrow.
Rain at the checkpoints — Woodlands: no rain on the nearest gauge now; next two hours partly cloudy (day). Tuas: no rain on the nearest gauge now; next two hours partly cloudy (day). Rain map →
When it is busiest
- Friday evenings, from late afternoon well into the night
- Saturday mornings
- The eve of a public holiday or long weekend
- The first days of the school holidays
Before you go
- If the Woodlands departure queue is long, compare Tuas before you commit — it is a longer drive but often moves when Woodlands does not.
- Singapore-registered cars need at least three-quarters of a tank of fuel to leave; fill up before you join the queue, not in it.
- Have your MyICA QR code ready before you reach the booth — it replaces the passport on the Singapore side.
Common questions
Is the Causeway jammed towards JB right now?+
Look at the Woodlands camera above: the lanes marked CAUSEWAY are the queue for Singapore's departure booths. A queue reaching back up the ramp means a long wait before you even reach the bridge. The estimate beside it is LTA's driving time on the BKE up to Woodlands, not the time you will spend queuing.
When is the worst time to drive from Singapore to JB?+
Friday evenings, Saturday mornings, and the eve of public holidays and school holidays are consistently the heaviest periods into Johor. Late at night and weekday mid-mornings are usually lighter.
Should I use Woodlands or Tuas to get to JB?+
Woodlands is shorter and leads straight into JB city centre, so it is busier. Tuas suits the west of Johor — Iskandar Puteri, Gelang Patah — and is often quicker at peak times even for the city. Compare both cameras above before you choose.
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