The Malaysia immigration hall at the ICQ Complex, rows of autogates lit blue and green with their lane arrows showing

DiscoverRTS Link

Behind six minutes of travel is an entire infrastructure built to support it.

From Bukit Chagar Station and the ICQ Complex to the viaducts, Wadi Hana Depot and wider connections, explore the different parts of the RTS Link and the purpose behind each one.

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  • Campaign poster reading "Discover RTS — ICQC Information Counter", over a photograph of the counter's lit "Kaunter Informasi / Information Counter" sign band

    The ground-floor desk at the ICQ Complex, where MRT Corp Ambassadors answer questions and point passengers on their way.

  • Campaign poster reading "Discover RTS — ICQC Malaysia e-Gates", over a photograph of a traveller scanning a phone at an e-gate lane

    The Malaysia Immigration floor at Level 1, where 100 e-gate lanes clear travellers by passport or MyNIISe QR code.

  • Campaign poster reading "RTS Link Pedestrian Overhead Bridge (POB) — connecting commuters seamlessly across Johor Bahru", over a photograph taken beneath the bridge deck

    A 400-metre covered walkway connecting Bukit Chagar Station and the ICQ Complex directly to JB Sentral and Johor Bahru City Square.