Causeway & Second Link Tolls and Charges 2026

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  1. Quick answer (private car, Singapore-registered)
  2. 1. Singapore tolls (paid at the SG immigration booth)
  3. 2. Malaysia charges for Singapore cars
  4. 3. Malaysia-registered cars entering Singapore
  5. Sources (opened 30 Oct 2026)

Last verified: 30 October 2026. Singapore-side figures come from LTA. Malaysia's Road Charge comes from JPJ. We could not verify the Malaysian toll-plaza amounts from an official page this run, so they are not listed as facts. See the note below.

Quick answer (private car, Singapore-registered)

Route Leave SG Return to SG Enter Malaysia
Causeway (Woodlands Checkpoint ↔ BSI, JB) S$0.80 [1] No toll (—) [1] RM20 Road Charge [2] + Malaysian toll at BSI (see note)
Second Link (Tuas Checkpoint ↔ Tanjung Kupang/Linkedua) S$2.10 [1] S$2.10 [1] RM20 Road Charge [2] + Malaysian toll at Tanjung Kupang (see note)

1. Singapore tolls (paid at the SG immigration booth)

Pay by inserting your stored-value card (NETS CashCard/Motoring Card or CEPAS card) at the booth, even if the barrier is already lifted. If you don't pay, you can be fined up to S$1,000 (or jailed up to 3 months for a first offence when exiting). There are no top-up machines at the checkpoints. [1]

Exit Singapore

Vehicle Woodlands Tuas
Motorcycles — —
Cars $0.80 $2.10
Vans / light goods vehicles* $1.50 $5.60
Heavy goods vehicles $2.00 $11.30
Taxis $0.40 $1.60
Buses $0.60 $2.50

Re-enter Singapore

Vehicle Woodlands Tuas
Motorcycles — —
Cars — $2.10
Vans / light goods vehicles* — $5.60
Heavy goods vehicles — $11.30
Taxis — $1.60
Buses — $2.50

* 2 axles or 6 wheels or fewer. Source: LTA [1]

Other SG exit rules (SG-registered vehicles): at least ¾ tank of fuel when leaving, plus a printed certificate of insurance, printed road-tax validity and a valid driving licence. Malaysian officers may ask for the insurance and road-tax printouts. [1]

2. Malaysia charges for Singapore cars

Charge Amount Notes Source
Road Charge (RC) RM20 per entry Foreign private vehicles only. Motorcycles, commercial, government and embassy vehicles are exempt. Pay by Touch 'n Go card or TnG eWallet only; no cash. RC is not a toll. JPJ [2]
VEP RFID tag RM10 one-off processing fee (valid 5 years) Required to enter Malaysia. See our VEP guide. JPJ [3]
Toll at BSI (Causeway) and Tanjung Kupang (Second Link) Not verified See note below —

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3. Malaysia-registered cars entering Singapore

Charges are deducted from the vehicle's Autopass card when it exits Singapore. [5]

Fee (cars) Woodlands Tuas
Entry toll — $2.10
Exit toll $0.80 $2.10
VEP fee (until 31 Dec 2026) The first 10 chargeable days each year are free, then $35/day. Free on Sat, Sun and SG public holidays; free if you enter from 5 pm and exit by 2 am; free during June/Dec school holidays if you enter from 12 noon and exit by 2 am same
Reciprocal Road Charge (RRC) $6.40 per entry same
ERP $5.00 a day if no IU installed same

Motorcycles: no entry/exit tolls. VEP is $4/day after the 10 free days (same exemptions). Source: LTA [5]

Changes from 1 January 2027 (announced by LTA, 6 Feb 2026) [6]

Item Now From 1 Jan 2027
VEP, cars S$35/day (10 free days, free hours) S$50/day on weekdays; weekends and SG public holidays free; the 10 free days and free hours are removed
VEP, motorcycles S$4/day S$7/day
GVP (goods vehicles) S$40/month S$70/month
ERP without OBU $5/day (no IU) Flat S$10/day (S$3 for motorcycles) per ERP operational day
ERP2 OBU for foreign vehicles — Optional. Can be installed from 1 Apr 2026 at S$158.70 incl. GST until 31 Dec 2026, plus a workshop installation fee

Also from 2 Nov 2026: Singapore will reject VEP applications or renewals for vehicles with outstanding SG traffic, parking or emissions fines. [7]

Sources (opened 30 Oct 2026)

  1. LTA OneMotoring — Vehicles Registered in Singapore: https://onemotoring.lta.gov.sg/content/onemotoring/home/driving/entering_and_exiting_singapore/vehicles-registered-in-singapore.html
  2. JPJ — FAQ RC: https://www.jpj.gov.my/accordions/soalan-lazim-lesen-memandu-2-2-2-2-2/
  3. JPJ — RC & VEP FAQ: https://www.jpj.gov.my/en/rc-vep-faq/
  4. Lembaga Lebuhraya Malaysia, 13 Oct 2025 notice (toll discount excludes BSI and Tanjung Kupang): https://www.llm.gov.my/announcement/announcement_detail/27348
  5. LTA OneMotoring — Cars and Motorcycles Registered in Malaysia: https://onemotoring.lta.gov.sg/content/onemotoring/home/driving/entering_and_exiting_singapore/cars-and-motorcycles-registered-in-malaysia.html
  6. LTA news release, 6 Feb 2026: https://www.lta.gov.sg/content/ltagov/en/newsroom/2026/2/news-releases/updates-foreign-registered-vehicles-entering-singapore.html
  7. MHA news release, 15 May 2026: https://www.mha.gov.sg/media-room/newsroom/denying-vehicle-entry-permit-applications-for-foreign-registered-vehicles-with-outstanding-fines/

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