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Opening of Tuas Viaduct on 18 February 2017 No. 1 Hampshire Road Singapore 219428 Tel: 1800-CALL LTA (1800-2255582) Fax: (65) 6396 1002 31 January2017 Our ref: LTA/CR/C37.070.002/559 Your ref: DID: 6295 7459 Fax: 6396 1148 To: The Occupiers Dear Sir/Madam, Opening of Tuas Viaduct on 18 February 2017 We thank you for your continuous support towards the construction of the Tuas West Extension project. As announced on 19 Jan 2017, the Land Transport Authority will open the Tuas Viaduct from 6am on Saturday, 18 February 2017, to enhance transport connectivity to businesses in Tuas. The 4.8km-long viaduct, which forms part of the Tuas West Extension project, is the first integrated road – rail viaduct. It will provide an alternate route to Tuas South by allowing motorists to by-pass the at-grade Pioneer Road. There will be five ramps (two up-ramps and three down-ramps) along the viaduct. Please refer to Annex A for the key plan of Tuas Viaduct. New directional signs will be placed to guide motorists. During the initial opening phase of the Tuas Viaduct, traffic marshals will also be deployed and additional directional signs will be placed. Motorists are advised to plan their routes in advance and follow the directional signs and traffic wardens on site to help them navigate to their destinations. Changes to Traffic Scheme A new U-Turn has been provided at Tuas Road for vehicles coming from Pan Island Expressway via the Tuas Underpass and for public buses coming from Ayer Rajah Expressway heading to Tuas Avenue 3 and Tuas Avenue 5. Please refer to Annex B for the plan. The following changes to traffic scheme will take place with effect from 11 February 2017: No right turn to Pioneer Road from Tuas Avenue 2 No right turn to Pioneer Road from Tuas Crescent With the opening of the Tuas Viaduct on 18 February 2017, motorists may wish to note the key changes as shown in Annex C and Annex D respectively. Recommend Routes Motorists may wish to consider the following routes to your destination: Motorists coming from Refer to Destination Annex E Tuas South Avenue 3 Pan Island Expressway (PIE) Annex F Pioneer Road Tuas Avenue 12 Ayer Rajah Expressway (AYE) Tuas Avenue 20 Tuas West Road Annex G Pioneer Road Tuas Crescent Tuas Avenue 2 Gul Circle Please note that bicycles, electric bicycles and personal mobility devices (PMDs) are not allowed on the Tuas Viaduct. We would like to inform you that there will be no changes to the public transport network. We would appreciate if you could share the above information with your staff, suppliers and any relevant parties who will be travelling to your company so they can plan their routes in advance to minimise any inconveniences. Should you require further clarification or would like to provide any feedback to us, you may contact our LTA Senior Project Manager Mr Michael Lim at DID: 6396 1798, LTA Project Manager Mr Benny Chua at DID: 6933 2301 or Executive Project Engineer Mr Shawn Li at H/p: 9239 5008 during office hours. Yours sincerely Chua Kian Tiong Manager, Community Partnership Quality Service Manager Office Annex A – Key plan of Tuas Viaduct Annex B – Recommended Route to Tuas Avenue 3/ Tuas Avenue 5/ Tuas Avenue 2/ Tuas Crescent Annex C – Pan Island Expressway (PIE) heading to Tuas Road Annex D – Ayer Rajah Expressway (AYE) heading to Tuas Road Annex E – Recommended Route to Tuas South Avenue 3 Annex F – Recommended Route to Tuas Avenue 12/ Tuas Avenue 20/ Tuas West Road Annex G – Recommended Route to Tuas Crescent/ Tuas Avenue 2/ Gul Circle .
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