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9 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 9 bus time schedule & line map 9 Bedok Int ↺ Changi Airfreight Ctr View In Website Mode The 9 bus line Bedok Int ↺ Changi Airfreight Ctr has one route. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Bedok Int: 5:30 AM - 11:54 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 9 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 9 bus arriving. Direction: Bedok Int 9 bus Time Schedule 84 stops Bedok Int Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 5:30 AM - 11:54 PM Monday 5:30 AM - 11:54 PM Bedok Nth Dr - Bedok Int (84009) 18 Bedok North Drive, Singapore Tuesday 5:30 AM - 11:54 PM New Upp Changi Rd - Bedok Stn Exit B (84031) Wednesday 5:30 AM - 11:54 PM 315 New Upper Changi Road, Singapore Thursday 5:30 AM - 11:54 PM New Upp Changi Rd - Blk 221a (84041) Friday 5:30 AM - 11:54 PM 221B Bedok Central, Singapore Saturday 5:30 AM - 11:54 PM New Upp Changi Rd - Bedok Sports Cplx (84051) New Upp Changi Rd - the Tanamera Condo (84061) 184A Bedok North Road, Singapore 9 bus Info Direction: Bedok Int New Upp Changi Rd - Tanah Merah Stn Exit B Stops: 84 (85091) Trip Duration: 131 min 920 New Upper Changi Road, Singapore Line Summary: Bedok Nth Dr - Bedok Int (84009), New Upp Changi Rd - Bedok Stn Exit B (84031), New Bedok Rd - Aft Jln Chempaka Kuning (85051) Upp Changi Rd - Blk 221a (84041), New Upp Changi 305 Bedok Road, Singapore Rd - Bedok Sports Cplx (84051), New Upp Changi Rd - the Tanamera Condo (84061), New Upp Changi Rd - Bedok Rd - Opp Bedok Mkt Pl (85061) Tanah Merah Stn Exit B (85091), Bedok Rd - Aft Jln 351 Bedok Road, Singapore Chempaka Kuning (85051), Bedok Rd - Opp Bedok Mkt Pl (85061), Upp Changi Rd - Bef Jln Pari Burong Upp Changi Rd - Bef Jln Pari Burong (85081) (85081), Upp Changi Rd - Bef Changi Fire Stn 36 Jalan Simpang Bedok, Singapore (85071), Simei Ave - Blk 3012 (96101), Simei St 3 - Aft Changi General Hosp (96259), Simei St 3 - Simei Stn Upp Changi Rd - Bef Changi Fire Stn (85071) (96169), Simei St 3 - Blk 146 (96269), Simei Rd - Blk 151 (96181), Simei Rd - Metta Welfare Assn (96121), Simei Ave - Blk 3012 (96101) Tampines Ave 2 - Tampines East Cc (76101), Tampines Ave 2 - Tampines East Stn Exit B (76031), Simei St 3 - Aft Changi General Hosp (96259) Tampines Ave 7 - Opp Blk 390 (76231), Tampines Ave Simei Street 3, Singapore 7 - Blk 497d (76241), Loyang Ave - Blk 149a (98011), Loyang Ave - Blk 275 (98021), Loyang Ave - Aft Pasir Simei St 3 - Simei Stn (96169) Ris Dr 3 (98031), Loyang Ave - Opp Loyang Valley Simei Street 3, Singapore (98041), Loyang Ave - Loyang Ind Est (98231), Loyang Ave - Bef Loyang Way (98051), Loyang Ave - Simei St 3 - Blk 146 (96269) Opp Engine Test Facility (98061), Loyang Ave - 146 Simei Street 2, Singapore Loyang Way 4/Soxal (98071), Loyang Ave - Bef Sch Of Commando (99011), Loyang Ave - Bef Cranwell Simei Rd - Blk 151 (96181) Rd (99021), Loyang Ave - Opp Maranatha B-P CH Simei Street 1, Singapore (99031), Loyang Ave - Aft Changi Golf Course (99041), Telok Paku Rd - Bef S'Pore Aviation Ac Simei Rd - Metta Welfare Assn (96121) (99181), Nicoll Dr - Changi Beach Cp 2 (99171), Nicoll Dr - Bef Changi Beach Cp 3 (99161), Nicoll Dr - Tampines Ave 2 - Tampines East Cc (76101) Changi Beach Cp 4 (95071), Nicoll Dr - Changi Beach 201E Tampines Street 23, Singapore Cp 5 (95081), Nicoll Dr - Saf Ferry Ter (95091), Airline Rd - Police Pass Off (95131), Airline Rd - Aft Cargo Tampines Ave 2 - Tampines East Stn Exit B Bldg D (95141), Airline Rd - Airline Hse (95061), (76031) Airline Rd - 3rd Cargo Agents (95051), Airport Cargo Rd - Cias Cargo Ters (95041), Airport Cargo Rd - Tampines Ave 7 - Opp Blk 390 (76231) Airfreight Ter Bldg (95039), Airport Cargo Rd - Sats Tampines Avenue 7, Singapore Cargo Ter (95049), Airline Rd - Opp Airline Hse (95069), Airline Rd - Bef Cargo Bldg D (95149), Airline Tampines Ave 7 - Blk 497d (76241) Rd - Police Pass Off (95139), Nicoll Dr - Opp Saf Ferry 497D Tampines Street 45, Singapore Ter (95099), Nicoll Dr - Opp Changi Beach Cp 5 (95089), Nicoll Dr - Opp Changi Beach Cp 4 (95079), Loyang Ave - Blk 149a (98011) Telok Paku Rd - S'Pore Aviation Ac (99189), Loyang 149A Pasir Ris Street 1, Singapore Ave - Changi Golf Course (99049), Loyang Ave - St. George Chapel (99039), Loyang Ave - Aft Cranwell Loyang Ave - Blk 275 (98021) Rd (99029), Loyang Ave - Aft Sch Of Commando 183 Loyang Rise, Singapore (99019), Loyang Ave - Opp Loyang Way 4/Soxal (98079), Loyang Ave - Aft Engine Test Facility Loyang Ave - Aft Pasir Ris Dr 3 (98031) (98069), Loyang Ave - Aft Loyang Way (98059), Loyang Ave - Opp Loyang Ind Est (98239), Loyang Loyang Ave - Opp Loyang Valley (98041) Ave - Loyang Valley (98049), Loyang Ave - Bef New Loyang Link (98039), Loyang Ave - Opp Blk 275 Loyang Ave - Loyang Ind Est (98231) (98029), Loyang Ave - Opp Blk 149a (98019), Tampines Ave 7 - Blk 370 (76249), Tampines Ave 7 - Loyang Ave - Bef Loyang Way (98051) Blk 390 (76239), Tampines Ave 2 - Tampines East Stn Exit C (76039), Tampines Ave 2 - Blk 302 (76109), Loyang Ave - Opp Engine Test Facility (98061) Simei Rd - Melville Pk (96129), Simei Rd - Blk 166 (96189), Simei St 3 - Blk 233 (96261), Simei St 3 - Opp Loyang Ave - Loyang Way 4/Soxal (98071) Simei Stn (96161), Simei St 3 - Bef Changi General Hosp (96251), Simei Ave - Opp Blk 3012 (96109), Loyang Ave - Bef Sch Of Commando (99011) Upp Changi Rd - Flextronic (85079), Upp Changi Rd - Bef Jln Chempaka Kuning (85089), Bedok Rd - Bedok Mkt Pl (85069), Bedok Rd - Bef Jln Chempaka Kuning Loyang Ave - Bef Cranwell Rd (99021) (85059), New Upp Changi Rd - Tanah Merah Stn Exit A (85099), New Upp Changi Rd - Blk 55 (84069), New Loyang Ave - Opp Maranatha B-P CH (99031) Upp Changi Rd - Blk 65 (84059), New Upp Changi Rd - Blk 27 (84049), New Upp Changi Rd - Bedok Stn Exit Loyang Ave - Aft Changi Golf Course (99041) A (84039), Bedok Nth Dr - Bedok Int (84009) Telok Paku Rd - Bef S'Pore Aviation Ac (99181) Nicoll Dr - Changi Beach Cp 2 (99171) Nicoll Dr - Bef Changi Beach Cp 3 (99161) Nicoll Dr - Changi Beach Cp 4 (95071) Nicoll Dr - Changi Beach Cp 5 (95081) Nicoll Dr - Saf Ferry Ter (95091) Airline Rd - Police Pass Off (95131) Airline Rd - Aft Cargo Bldg D (95141) Airline Road, Singapore Airline Rd - Airline Hse (95061) Airline Rd - 3rd Cargo Agents (95051) 113 Airport Cargo Road, Singapore Airport Cargo Rd - Cias Cargo Ters (95041) Airport Cargo Rd - Airfreight Ter Bldg (95039) Airport Cargo Rd - Sats Cargo Ter (95049) 95 Airport Cargo Road, Singapore Airline Rd - Opp Airline Hse (95069) Airline Rd - Bef Cargo Bldg D (95149) Airline Road, Singapore Airline Rd - Police Pass Off (95139) Nicoll Dr - Opp Saf Ferry Ter (95099) Nicoll Dr - Opp Changi Beach Cp 5 (95089) Nicoll Dr - Opp Changi Beach Cp 4 (95079) Telok Paku Rd - S'Pore Aviation Ac (99189) Loyang Ave - Changi Golf Course (99049) Loyang Ave - St. George Chapel (99039) 63 Cranwell Road, Singapore Loyang Ave - Aft Cranwell Rd (99029) Loyang Ave - Aft Sch Of Commando (99019) Loyang Ave - Opp Loyang Way 4/Soxal (98079) Loyang Ave - Aft Engine Test Facility (98069) Loyang Ave - Aft Loyang Way (98059) Loyang Ave - Opp Loyang Ind Est (98239) Loyang Ave - Loyang Valley (98049) 224 Loyang Avenue, Singapore Loyang Ave - Bef New Loyang Link (98039) Loyang Ave - Opp Blk 275 (98029) 173 Loyang Rise, Singapore Loyang Ave - Opp Blk 149a (98019) 73 Loyang Rise, Singapore Tampines Ave 7 - Blk 370 (76249) 370 Tampines Street 34, Singapore Tampines Ave 7 - Blk 390 (76239) 390 Tampines Avenue 7, Singapore Tampines Ave 2 - Tampines East Stn Exit C (76039) 394 Tampines Avenue 7, Singapore Tampines Ave 2 - Blk 302 (76109) Simei Rd - Melville Pk (96129) 26 Simei Street 1, Singapore Simei Rd - Blk 166 (96189) 166 Simei Road, Singapore Simei St 3 - Blk 233 (96261) 233 Simei Street 4, Singapore Simei St 3 - Opp Simei Stn (96161) 33 Simei Street 3, Singapore Simei St 3 - Bef Changi General Hosp (96251) Simei Street 3, Singapore Simei Ave - Opp Blk 3012 (96109) 28 Jalan Soo Bee, Singapore Upp Changi Rd - Flextronic (85079) Upp Changi Rd - Bef Jln Chempaka Kuning (85089) 468B Upper Changi Road, Singapore Bedok Rd - Bedok Mkt Pl (85069) 350 Bedok Road, Singapore Bedok Rd - Bef Jln Chempaka Kuning (85059) 250 Bedok Road, Singapore New Upp Changi Rd - Tanah Merah Stn Exit A (85099) 920 New Upper Changi Road, Singapore New Upp Changi Rd - Blk 55 (84069) 55 New Upper Changi Road, Singapore New Upp Changi Rd - Blk 65 (84059) 65 New Upper Changi Road, Singapore New Upp Changi Rd - Blk 27 (84049) 27 New Upper Changi Road, Singapore New Upp Changi Rd - Bedok Stn Exit A (84039) 1 Bedok South Road, Singapore Bedok Nth Dr - Bedok Int (84009) 18 Bedok North Drive, Singapore 9 bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. 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