refurbishing is in process....well i mean the exterior only...dey now paste the SMRT livery over the old greyish livery.... the insides is very clean nowadays with all the cleaning...Originally posted by SBS9889U:SMRT can buy newer trains or refurnish them.
Yes, buy more on the new Kawasaki 2001.Originally posted by SBS9889U:SMRT can buy newer trains or refurnish them.
yeah me too.. dont know why the MRTs like to pluck out seats near the door.. esp those 1987 trains.. plucked out 3 seats when 2 is enough..Originally posted by CAIX:Yes, buy more on the new Kawasaki 2001.
Sick of taking the 1987 & 1988 Trains
The black train is newer and can compare to the NEL trainOriginally posted by CAIX:Yes, buy more on the new Kawasaki 2001.
Sick of taking the 1987 & 1988 Trains
By right, SMRT trains are also driverlessOriginally posted by disappear:is it true they will convert the EWL and NSL to automatic driverless in (distant?) future. if so, means they has to get new trains?
Do u mean that the current trains can be used if they introduce automatic driverless system for NSL and EWL?Originally posted by sbst275:By right, SMRT trains are also driverless
The new black train arrive in 2000 / 2001Originally posted by disappear:The black train is newer and can compare to the NEL train
Really, they pluck out the seats ? Where ?Originally posted by Townlink 268:yeah me too.. dont know why the MRTs like to pluck out seats near the door.. esp those 1987 trains.. plucked out 3 seats when 2 is enough..
passengers who stand near the door are bodyguards of the door, servants, or slaves greeting their masters who is walking in?
and talking about MRT again, is there a ghost in the centre of the cabin (between the doors facing the seats) cos nobody dare to stand inside there but crowd near the doors..
Nope... Actually, train officer dun drive the train... It is computerisedOriginally posted by disappear:Do u mean that the current trains can be used if they introduce automatic driverless system for NSL and EWL?
Above 30yrs... Provided that they treat their trains well.. some trains in Japan are already over 40yrs.. (I dont mean long distance trains.. i Mean SUBWAY Trains..)Originally posted by muziq bus:Anybody know the life expectancy of each train?
20years?
Wudnt long distance train las longer as they are dont really have to accel/brake/accel/brake ?Originally posted by sBs_boy:Above 30yrs... Provided that they treat their trains well.. some trains in Japan are already over 40yrs.. (I dont mean long distance trains.. i Mean SUBWAY Trains..)