Malaysia). Singapore dollar is also accepted but at the rate of 1:1 (i.e. Pay S$1.00 for RM1.00) Payment is made by Touch n Go card, and also by SmartTAG. Cash payments are not accepted. Tuas Checkpoint (heading into Singapore) (Fees reduced by 30% on 1 August 2010) Payment is made by Autopass card (non-Singapore registered vehicles only), EZ-Link, NETS CashCard or NETS FlashPay (CEPAS Cards applicable). Cash payments are not accepted. 2020 Malaysia movement control order On 16 March 2020, in response to the COVID-19 pandemic in Malaysia, Malaysia Prime Minister Muhyiddin Yassin announced that Malaysia would be implementing a movement control order which would start from 18 March. Due to the movement order, the Causeway faced immense jams due to a surge of Malaysians returning to Malaysia and back to Singapore before the order took effect. All bus services could not enter Johor Bahru for two weeks from 18 March to 31 March 2020. However, the flow of cargo, goods and food supplies would carry on as per normal. Navigational channels When travelling by sea, navigational aids consists of lights mounted on the bridge piers and lighted buoys placed at strategic navigational locations. The three sea channels dimensions are wide by high; wide by high; and wide by high. Technical specifications Bridge Specifications Overall length of bridge: Distance between both checkpoints: Length within Malaysian waters: Construction period: Oct 1994 to Oct 1997 Total length of piles: Total volume of concrete: Total weight of reinforcing steel: Total number of precast box segments: 840 units Longest span: Navigational Channels Malaysian main navigational channel: wide by high. Malaysian secondary navigational channel: wide by high. Singaporean navigational channel: wide by high Public transport Causeway Link Routes CW3, CW4, CW6 and CW7 from Jurong East, Boon Lay & Tuas Link in Singapore to Bukit Indah, Gelang Patah, Pontian & Legoland in Malaysia cross the Second Link daily. Transtar Travel Routes TS6 & TS6A from Buona Vista & Changi Airport via one-north & Tuas Link in Singapore to Legoland, Puteri Harbour & Gelang Patah Sentral in Malaysia cross the Second Link daily. Both routes stop at intermediate points on request. See also Johor–Singapore Causeway References External links Malaysia PLUS Expressway Berhad Malaysian Highway Authority Singapore Land Transport Authority Others Google Maps link showing the Second Link, with Tanjung Kupang, Malaysia, at left and Tuas, Singapore, at right. South Johor Economic Region Bridges in Johor Bridges