Driving From East to West in Singapore

If you were to drive from the East to the West of Singapore, it is roughly about 50km, while driving from North to South takes around 27km.

Today we shall compare the trip of driving from East to the West based on  40km plus trip as given below:


The first picture shows that the trip fare is $31.30 for 41.94km driven while the second pic shows that the trip was $34.18 for 46.12km driven (ignoring the boost or surge).

Therefore the price per km driven for the first trip is $0.746 while the price per km for the second trip is $0.741. The variation of $0.005 per km can be due to time factor.

Therefore ignoring time factor (because a day drive and a night drive can be different due to traffic condition), if you drive from east to the west, your fare (without boost or surge) will be around $37 for a 50km trip.

This piece of information is good to know because if are a driver for Uber driving in Singapore from the East to the West and you check that there is a big variation between the price and per km driven, probably it is an alarm for you to raise a discrepancy.

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