Important Phone Numbers
You could be a tourist or someone who has recently resided in Singapore. The environment is totally new and foreign. There is also so much to see and experience in this little tropical island. Getting familiar with your new environment is crucial. These include understanding how best to get around the country, where can you turn to when you are caught in a situation. You may turn to your neighbors, colleagues or friends. However, not everyone may have the right number to dial or information to be provided at the very moment.
This is when you seriously wish upon where or how you can get help with the right information. Therefore, having access to a list of useful numbers will come in handy.
Yellow Pages (YP) Singapore has compiled a list of emergency numbers, public transport and amenities phone numbers. We hope it will assist you in a little way. We wish everyone safe and sound wherever you are.
Emergency Numbers
Some phone numbers are extremely important, especially when you are met with emergencies. It could be a life and death situation or a traffic condition on the road that requires immediate assistance. Make sure the right party is reached to ensure help is rendered appropriately.
Do note that these emergency numbers are catered to handle emergency situations, such as a fire outbreak, a heart attack patient or a gang fight. The right resources will need to be deployed to attend to such circumstances.

Police, Firefighting and Ambulance
Police | 999 |
Firefighting / Ambulance | 995 |
Non Emergency Ambulance | 1777 |
Traffic Police | +65 6547 0000 |
Police Emergency SMS | 71999 |
Police Hotline | 1800 225 0000 |
Crisis, Suicide and Emotional Support
SOS (Samaritans of Singapore) 24-hr helpline | 1800 221 4444 |
Family and Domestic Violence
Anti-Violence and Sexual Harassment 24-hr helpline | 1800 777 0000 |
Other Emergency Situations
NParks Animal Response Centre Helpline | 1800 476 1600 |
NParks Fallen Tree & Branch Incidents Helpline | 1800 471 7300 |
Tourist Helpline
Tourism Toll Free Helpline (by Singapore Tourism Board) | 1800 736 2000 |
Calling from Overseas (by Singapore Tourism Board) | +65 6736 2000 |
Flight Information | 1800 542 4422 |
Breakdown & Interruption Useful Phone Numbers
Imagine you have a flat tire while driving on the expressway in the middle of the night. All the workshops have closed for the day. You need help to tow your vehicle to the nearest and safe location. Simply dial the vehicle breakdown service hotline by LTA, help will be on the way.
The example illustrated is one scenario of a daily happening on the road. There are other interruptions that we may encounter once in a blue moon. This may include a burst pipe in your neighborhood that causes water supply disruption. Or spotting an area that could potentially develop into a dengue hotspot.
We have compiled a list of important amenities service numbers that you can immediately refer, in the event of any breakdown, interruption or potential exposure to environmental health.

Electricity, Gas & Water
SP PowerGrid – Electricity Supply Disruption | 1800 778 8888 |
SP PowerGrid – Gas Supply Disruption or Leakage | 1800 752 1800 |
PUB (Public Utilities Board) – Water Supply Disruption | 1800 225 5782 |
Vehicle & Traffic Condition
Vehicle Breakdown on Expressways (CALL LTA) | 1800 225 5582 |
Traffic Lights / Public Street Lights Breakdown (CALL LTA) | 1800 225 5582 |
Illegal Parking | 1800 338 6622 |
Environmental & Public Health
National Environmental Agency (NEA) – Environmental, Public Hygiene & Safety – Dengue Reporting | 1800 225 5632 |
Transport Services Useful Phone Numbers
Going around Singapore is easy. There are so many different mode of transportation available. From the train (MRT aka Mass Rapid Transit) to the bus or the private hired cab (aka taxi). One is really spoilt for choices to travel on this little island.
Singaporeans love visiting our neighboring country – Johor in Malaysia for business, visiting friends and relatives and shopping. There are two checkpoints that grant access to Johor by driving. Traffic would be a big concern especially during the weekends or public holiday.
Yellow Pages (YP) Singapore has included the checkpoints help line allowing drivers to check on the traffic condition at either of the checkpoints. So you won’t be caught in traffic unexpectedly. Do remember to refuel your tank and check the stored values of your toll card.
Plan your journey ahead so you could arrive timely for your appointment.

Buses & Train
Go-Ahead Singapore | +65 6812 6469 |
SBST | 1800 287 2727 |
SMRT | 1800 336 8900 |
Tower Transit | 1800 248 0950 |
EZ-Link | +65 6496 8300 |
Translink Service Number | 1800 767 4333 |
Cabs & Taxis
City Cab | +65 6552 2222 |
Comfort Cab | +65 6552 1111 |
Silver Cab | +65 6363 8888 |
SMRT Taxis | +65 6555 8888 |
Trans Cab | +65 6555 3333 |
Checkpoints
Tuas and Woodlands Checkpoints Traffic Info | +65 6863 0117 |
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