PIE. From the AYE, arterial roads Jurong Pier Road, Jurong Port Road and Penjuru Road (along with Minor Arterial road Teban Gardens Crescent) carry the traffic to Jurong River, Penjuru Crescent and Jurong Port. Boon Lay Way and Jalan Buroh are the two other arterial roads in Jurong East, which provides inter-connectivity across the various subzones in the area. Public transport Mass Rapid Transit Jurong East is served by 2 MRT stations: Jurong East and Chinese Garden. Bus Jurong East Bus Interchange started operations in 1985. It later moved to its first temporary site on 17 December 2011. All the bus services, except 51, 52, 105, 160, 197 & 506 were handed over to Tower Transit Singapore on 12 June 2016. The former temporary interchange will move to another site on 6 December 2020, to make way for the construction of the Jurong Region Line and new transport hub by 2027. All bus services with the exception of service 78, 79, CW3 and CW4 will move there. Economy At Jurong Port, Jurong River, Penjuru Crescent, and parts of Toh Guan and Teban Gardens, there is land allocated for business activities. Jurong Lake District Consisting of Jurong Lake, Jurong Gateway, International Business Park and the southern section of Toh Guan, the Jurong Lake District is a prime regional centre serving as an commercial hub for business developments remote from the Central Area, to meet the various demands of businesses and provide employment opportunities closer to people staying in the West Region of Singapore. International Business Park Commercial Shopping malls Within the boundaries of Jurong Gateway and Toh Guan, there are 4 shopping malls: IMM JCube JEM Westgate Town Centre The Town Centre of Jurong East is located at Jurong Regional Centre, presently known as Jurong Gateway subzone. Jurong East Town Centre Jurong Regional Library References Jurong East Places in Singapore West Region, Singapore New towns in Singapore New towns started in the 1970s de:Jurong pt:Jurong simple:Jurong tl:Jurong