The East West Line is one of the major mass rapid transit lines in Singapore. It runs from the eastern part of the island at Pasir Ris to the western end at Joo Koon. The line covers a distance of approximately 57 kilometers and has 35 stations, making it a vital transportation route for commuters. Opened in 1990, the East West Line is known for its efficiency and connectivity. It links key areas such as Changi Airport, Bedok, and Jurong East, facilitating easy access to various neighborhoods and commercial hubs. The line is also integrated with other transit systems, enhancing overall travel convenience.