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“Johor checkpoint” commonly refers to the immigration, customs and border-control complexes on the Johor side of the Malaysia–Singapore land crossings, most notably the Sultan Iskandar Building (JB Sentral CIQ) at the Johor–Singapore Causeway and the CIQ at the Second Link. These checkpoints process vehicles, buses and pedestrians travelling between Johor Bahru and Singapore and are central to daily cross‑border commuting, freight movement and tourism. Key context includes different lanes and e‑gate facilities for Malaysian and Singaporean citizens, separate commercial vehicle corridors and frequent peak‑time congestion on the Causeway, while the Second Link handles more heavy-vehicle traffic. Recent, notable developments include bilateral infrastructure projects such as the upcoming Johor Bahru–Woodlands Rapid Transit System (RTS) to reduce road queues, and ongoing operational measures to streamline passport clearance; travellers should check immigration requirements, peak hours and transport alternatives before crossing.

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