The MRT East West Line is a major rapid transit line in Singapore, connecting the eastern and western parts of the city. It spans approximately 49 kilometers and has 35 stations, making it one of the longest lines in the Mass Rapid Transit system. The line operates from Pasir Ris in the east to Joo Koon in the west, providing convenient access to various neighborhoods and key areas. Opened in 1990, the East West Line is known for its efficiency and reliability. It serves as a vital transportation link for commuters, connecting with other MRT lines and bus services. The line is characterized by its distinctive green and purple color scheme on the transit map.