Causeway Link’s S’pore-Johor Bahru bus services will not accept cash payments from June 1, 2022 – Mothership.SG

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Causeway Hyperlink, which runs cross-border buses between Singapore and Johor Bahru, will not be accepting money funds.

Going cashless from June 1, 2022

Causeway Hyperlink, or Handah Indal, introduced this on their Fb web page on Might 23.

The bus operator wrote that it’ll not be accepting money funds from June 1 onwards.

The transitions in direction of going utterly cashless will begin in phases ranging from all stations in Singapore going in direction of Johor Bahru.

The second section will have an effect on buses departing from stations in Malaysia and arriving at Singapore.

Listed below are the contactless cost strategies that Causeway Hyperlink accepts:

EZ-Hyperlink
Nets FlashPay
Causeway Hyperlink issued ManjaLink card

EZ-link cost and Nets cost can solely be used at bus stations.

The cross-border bus fares vary from S$2.6 to S$4.8, relying on the station.

What’s ManjaLink

The ManjaLink card belongs to Causeway Hyperlink and can be utilized as a cost technique for its bus companies and at checkpoints.

The cardboard may be purchased at service counter in Singapore or Malaysia. Listed below are some locations that the cardboard may be bought and/ or topped up at:

Self-service Queen Road Bus Terminal between 5:30am to 12:30am
Self-service Kiosk @ Kranji Cell, Kranji MRT between 7am to 10pm)
JB CIQ between 5am to 10pm
JB Sentral between 5am to 10pm

For the complete checklist, click on right here. These with registered accounts can high up your ManjaLink straight via its web site or the LUGO cellular utility.

Every card prices S$12 or RM30.6, and comes with a worth value 20 journey credit, which is used as cost for bus journeys on Causeway Hyperlink’s cross-border and native buses.

Listed below are some examples of routes that settle for ManjaLink: