The Government refuse to accept simple truths. Generals and Colonels run MRT. Part of the top should include qualified/experienced Engineers.

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Yep I mean these trains are already being infused for 35 years already This means they will break down eventually And finally this week it happened shows LTA has not look into do more maintenance for every commuter trips

Also shows that KHI trains (especially PMSM now) are not as reliable now and it's better to decommission them asap and bring in more R151 trains (wish the 12 trains that have delivered start their testing sooner) to life

207/208 is on the East section while 237/238 on the West. 201/202 on NSL

U probably won't be going to the west

@@DOGEE_FOREVER i will be going to Dover MRT Station for trainspotting :) (i like that station because it has side platforms instead of island platforms)

@@ZRHTrainspotter canberra also. But I prefer the normal islands one cus less confusing HAHA

@@DOGEE_FOREVER ye, i will spot at both types of stations :)

@@ZRHTrainspotter NICE

Fr tho😭😭

Especially this line and CCL

@@glitchFan2428 thank you! coming from you that means a lot. yes I really hope people hear what I have to say towards the end, it was not my intention at all to bash SMRT, but rather to raise awareness about what happens during disruptions and look at the other side of the fence; that we tend to take for granted a system which is USUALLY working well 👍

intriguing:

The 2017 Joo Koon incident was very bad as well

@@SGrailadventure2004 oh I see..

A siemens train (227/228) derailed in 1999. Not our first derailment but I don’t believe that disruption lasted for so many days.

Joo Koon collision incident also have no deaths even though it is much worse too since one train acted as a three-car train 🤦‍♂️

Now, that's not very nice to say when your country has highly regarded as the best public transport in Asia, maybe not as Japan best, but you get the idea. As a Malaysian, I think Singapore has a very good bus and rail integration. I can confirm that if you come to my country and ride our PT for yourself, you'll be grateful to have your country's public transport system. We have decent LRT MRT and Bus service, although not the best and frequencies need to be improved, but we're trying our best.

bro hasnt seen alstom r151 and dtl on its debut

@@nicholashoi3155 i think he meant khi

You are useless

@@DOGEE_FOREVER oh, well, should've specified 😅😅

Siding. Outram Park don’t have diamond crossing

Yeah. Instead the younger 29 year old and 24 year old trains got retired before the 37 year old trains..

That's why, even 207/208 in it's original form still performs better compared to most KHI trains even after 29 years and I remember riding the SIE very often while avoiding the KHI during my primary / secondary school days lol (and still doing so now with R151 trains as my new successor to the KHI). Now with this disruption, I really don't feel like riding and filming the KHI trains on EWL anymore and I really hope they don't last beyond 2026

Refurb

@@SGrailadventure2004khi isn't that bad tho

​@DOGEE_FOREVER But now with this disruption, are they as good (perhaps I only like their motor sound but otherwise the model reliability is not performing good enough) compared to even 207/208 or the remaining 2 KNS trains

From the countries I have visited, many of them weren’t close to beating Singapore’s system. Maybe only Seoul or Japan.

@@sgt2581 Only Asia?

@@mrtienphysics666 Nope, been to one in Australia and one in the United States. Both were definitely less superior than Singapore’s system.

Not really. Singapore is considered the best country in the world

Especially the KHI fleet now

How embarrassing?????? Just like the same when a person gets old,many types of illness occur.

especially when the far west has literally ONE mrt line to rely on now that its out of action, ppl have to cram onto FBBs which is like applying thin tape to a leaking water tank, they dont do shit

​​@@fannychoo6301Yep that's true But if you ask me LTA should have realise that trains are used every day by commuters Unlike train enthusiast, they like disruption compared to normal people as it disrupt their every day routine when they travel to work or school Or anywhere else they need to go Maintenance for public trains should be done quite as often as possible as these trains run every single day for everyone to use This shouldn't have happened into the first place if LTA took train maintenance more seriously