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Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA)
Press Releases

Temporary road closures along PIE and adjoining roads on four dates in July and August 2026

2 July 2026

1         Selected stretches of the Pan Island Expressway (PIE) and adjoining roads will be temporarily closed on the following four dates – 12 July, 26 July, 2 August and 16 August 2026. These closures will take place during off-peak early morning hours, from 12:00am to 5:00am.

2        The closures are required to facilitate bridge launching works for the new pedestrian-cum-cycling link across the PIE, which will enhance connectivity between Potong Pasir and Bendemeer as part of the Bishan-to-City Links project.

3        The dates and locations of the temporary road closures as well as traffic diversion routes are as follows.

12 July 2026 and 16 Aug 2026 (Annex A)

  • PIE (Tuas) between Exit 15A and Slip Road to CTE (SLE/TPE)

Motorists travelling on PIE (Tuas) should use Exit 15A towards CTE (City), Moulmein Road and Thomson Road, to continue their journey on PIE (Tuas).

  • PIE (Changi) between Exit 15 and Exit 13

Motorists travelling on PIE (Changi) should use Exit 15 towards Upper Serangoon Road to continue their journey on PIE (Changi).

26 July 2026 (Annex B)

  • PIE (Tuas) between Exit 15A and Exit 17

Motorists travelling on PIE (Tuas) should use Exit 15A towards CTE (City), Moulmein Road and Thomson Road to continue their journey on PIE (Tuas).

  • Serangoon Road to PIE (Tuas)

Motorists travelling on Serangoon Road intending to access PIE (Tuas) should use CTE (City), Moulmein Road and Thomson Road, to continue their journey to PIE (Tuas).

  • Serangoon Road to CTE (SLE/TPE)

Motorists travelling on Serangoon Road intending to access CTE (SLE/TPE) should use Upper Serangoon Road and Braddell Road to continue their journey to CTE (SLE/TPE).

02 Aug 2026 (Annex C)

  • PIE (Changi) between Exit 15 and Exit 13

Motorists travelling on PIE (Changi) should use Exit 15 towards CTE (SLE/TPE), Braddell Road and Upper Serangoon Road, to continue their journey on PIE (Changi).

  • PIE (Changi) Exit 15 to Upper Serangoon Road

Motorists travelling on PIE (Changi) intending to access Upper Serangoon Road via Exit 15 should use Exit 15 towards CTE (SLE/TPE) and Braddell Road, to continue their journey to Upper Serangoon Road.

  • CTE (City) Exit 8B to Upper Serangoon Road

Motorists travelling on CTE (City) intending to access Upper Serangoon Road via Exit 8B should use Exit 10 towards Braddell Road, to continue their journey to Upper Serangoon Road.

  • CTE (City) Exit 8B to PIE (Changi)

Motorists travelling on CTE (City) intending to access PIE (Changi) via Exit 8B should use Exit 10 towards Braddell Road and Upper Serangoon Road, to continue their journey on PIE (Changi).

  • CTE (SLE/TPE) Exit 8B to Upper Serangoon Road

Motorists travelling on CTE (SLE/TPE) intending to access Upper Serangoon Road via Exit 8B should use Exit 7A towards Moulmein Road, Balestier Road and Serangoon Road, to continue their journey to Upper Serangoon Road.

  • CTE (SLE/TPE) Exit 8B to PIE (Changi)

Motorists travelling on CTE (TPE/SLE) intending to access PIE(Changi) via Exit 8B should use Exit 7A towards Moulmein Road, Balestier Road and Serangoon Road, to continue their journey to PIE (Changi).

4          Please refer to the maps in the annexes [PDF, 636.78 KB] for details on the temporary road closures and traffic diversion routes. 

5        Barricades and traffic diversion signs will be put up to guide motorists. Motorists are advised to plan their routes in advance, drive carefully, and follow the directional signs displayed.

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