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Route Integration ROUTE INTEGRATION 256 & From Sunday, 18 June 2017 258 Opening of Tuas West MRT Extension 路线路线路线合并从路线 合并从合并从201720172017年年年年6666月月月月18181818日日日日起起起起 Laluan Bas Bersepadu Dari 18 Jun 2017 Skipped Bus Stops 18 ஜூ 2017 பயணேசைவக ஒகிைண ROAD NAME BUS STOP DESCRIPTION BUS STOP NO. Joo Koon – Jurong West Street 64 (Loop) SAFTI MILITARY INST 23079 BEF KIAN TECK RD 23069 • Service 256 will be integrated into Service 258. The amended Service 258 AFT KIAN TECK RD 23059 will ply between Joo Koon Interchange and Jurong West Street 64 (loop) JURONG CAMP 23049 via Jalan Ahmad Ibrahim and Jurong West Street 81 UPP BEF JURONG WEST ST 93 22471 • Skipped sector along Jurong West Street 62 (formerly served by Service JURONG RD AFT JURONG WEST ST 93 22479 256) and Upper Jurong Road (formerly served by Service 258) will be OPP JURONG CAMP 23041 served by Service 192 BEF KIAN TECK RD 23051 • Commuters travelling towards Joo Koon Interchange, can board at the bus AFT KIAN TECK RD 23061 stop 22499 along Jurong West Street 64, Opp Blk 662C OPP SAFTI MILITARY INST 23071 256号与258号巴士路线将合并。合并后的新258号巴士，将穿行于裕群转换 JURONG • BOON LAY INT 22009 站和裕廊西64街（环道）之间，途径惹兰阿末依布拉欣和裕廊西81街 WEST CTRL 3 • 原为256号巴士路线的裕廊西62街，以及原为258号巴士路线的裕廊路上段， OPP BLK662 22241 将由192号巴士取代 JURONG BLK622 22249 • 前往裕群转换站的乘客，可在裕廊西64街第662C座组屋对面的22499号巴士 WEST ST 62 BLK 665A 22251 站搭车 BLK 668D 22259 • Khidmat bas 256 akan disepadukan dengan khidmat bas 258. Khidmat bas bersepadu 258 akan berulang-alik di antara Pusat Pertukaran Bas Joo Koon dan Jurong West Street 64 melalui Jalan Ahmad Ibrahim dan Jurong West Street 81. • Sektor yang dilepasi sepanjang Jurong West Street 62 (sebelum ini dilalui khidmat bas 256) dan Upper Jurong Road (sebelum ini dilalui khidmat bas 258) akan digantikan oleh khidmat bas 192 • Penumpang menuju ke arah Pusat Pertukaran Bas Joo Koon boleh menaiki bas di perhentian bas 22499 sepanjang Jurong West Street 64, bertentangan Blok 662C • ேசைவ 256 ேசைவ 258-உட ஒகிைணகப. மாறியைமகபட ேசைவ 258, ஜாலா அகம இராஹி, ஜூேரா ெவ தி 81 வழியாக ஜூ ேப நிைலயதி ஜூேரா ெவ தி 64- இைடய (ேசைவ) ெசயப. • ஜூேரா ெவ தி 62 ( ேசைவ 256 ேசைவ வழகிய பதி) ம அப ஜூேரா சாைல ( ேசைவ 258 ேசைவ வழகிய பதி) ஆகியவறி வபேபா பதிக ேசைவ 192 ேசைவ வழ. • ஜூ ேப நிைலயைத ேநாகி ெச பயணக, ஜூேரா ெவ தி 64-, ேளா 662C- எதிபகதிள ேப நித 22499-லி ேபதி ஏறி ெசலலா Service 258 New Bus Stops Map not drawn to scale JURONG WEST JURONG WEST ROAD BUS STOP BUS STOP Legend ST 75 NAME DESCRIPTION NO. ST 81 Service 258 OPP FAIRPRICE HUB 23519 Amended Route JURONG WEST BENOI RD JURONG WEST BEF JOO KOON INT 23371 ST 64 Service 258 JURONG WEST ST 62 AFT BENOI FLYOVER 23039 Skipped Sector ST 71 STAMFORD TYRE 23029 Service 192 PIONEER STATION JLN AHMAD NIPPON PAINT 23019 Amended Route IBRAHIM CARRIER TRANSICOLD 23011 Service 256 BOON LAY AFT BENOI SECTOR 23021 Discontinued Service STATION / BUS INTERCHANGE BEF BENOI FLYOVER 23031 JURONG WEST BUS STOP AFT LOK YANG WAY 22161 ST 63 22499 OPP SECURA S'PORE 22171 UPPER JURONG RD PIONEER RD S'PORE POST 22181 穿行时间 NORTH Operating Hours / / NORTH PIONEER JUNCTION 22189 JOO KOON STATION / BUS Waktu Operasi / ேசைவ ேநர BEF SECURA 22179 INTERCHANGE PIONEERROAD Daily From Joo Koon AFT INTERNATIONAL RD 22169 JALAN AHMAD IBRAHIM Bus Interchange 6.00am – 11.45pm JURONG OPP BLK 662C 22499 WEST ST 64 For more information, please call SBS Transit Customer Relations Centre at 1800-287 2727 (7.30am - 8.00pm daily) or visit www.sbstransit.com.sg ● 欲知更多详情, 请致电新捷运顾客联络中心 1800-287 2727 （平日早上7时30分至晚上8时）或查阅我们的网站 www.sbstransit.com.sg ● Untuk keterangan lanjut, sila hubungi Pusat Perhubungan Pelanggan SBS Transit di talian 1800-287 2727 (Setiap hari 7.30 pagi - 8 malam) atau layari www.sbstransit.com.sg ● ேம வவரக, எபஎ ராஸி வாைகயாள ெதாட நிைலய எ 1800-287 2727 (தின காைல 7.30 மண – இர 8.00 மண) ைய ெதாட ெகாள அல www.sbstransit.com.sg எற இைணய பகதி ெசல.
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