one MRT driver mentally sick
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Yesterday about 4pm on West-East Line, I noticed that d driver deliberately apply brakes (when approaching every station) in such a way that many passengers will need maximum effort to keep balanced. Maybe he will laugh when ppl off balance.
Is the driver mentally sick or psychotic?
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how come u create 2 threads for this issue?
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today at about 1.52pm at sgforums, one guy created two similar threads for the same issue.
Is the thread starter mentally sick or psychotic?
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you just finished ur term at the IMH ah..
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EXPLANATION:
Initially, I created under forum "Chit-Chat" then realised that there is a specific forum for Sg Trains, so have to create 1 more time here. I didnt know my first one under "Chit Chat" have been moved to this forum, Until now, I dont know who moved it !
I am new to Sg Forum, today is my first day n these r my first postings.
Sorry for inconveniences caused.
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Ts mentally ill...
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yes. i was the train driver and i'm psychotic.
MUAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAAA!!!
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The freight railways are always looking for ways to cut labor costs. Years ago there used to be five crew members on a train. Then they went to four, then three and now many freight train crews are made up of two people, the engineman and the brakeman.
They finally figured out a way to eliminate one more crewman, many were surprised to find out that they were eliminating the engineman. And they replaced him with a baboon who had been sent to school for only 12 hours.
On the first trip the brakeman was a bit leery but thought he's give it a
try. They outfitted the cab of the engine with two color monitors, one in front of the baboon and one in front of the brakeman.
While in the yard, the brakeman heard the carman on the radio call for the
brakes to be setup for the brake test. The screen in front of the baboon flashed the message "SETUP BRAKES" which the baboon did.
Next the carman called for the release of the brakes, the monitor in front of the baboon flashed "RELEASE BRAKES" which the baboon did.
Finally the carman call and gave the "OK on the brakes, you may proceed". The dispatcher gave the train the clear signal and the monitor in front of the baboon flashed "CLEAR TO PROCEED" and the train departed.
For the next several (make that four hours we wouldn't want the overtime ticket) hours the screen would flash various messages and the baboon would do exactly what the screen instructed.
As the train pulled into the destination yard the baboon's screen flashed the instruction "APPLY BRAKES, YARD TRAIN" and the train came to a stop right in front of the yard office.
The brakeman started to become worried, here was the baboon driving the train and getting all the instruction. He started to wonder why the railway had kept his position.
Then the screen in front of the brakeman started to make a horrible sound and started flashing "FEED THE BABOON" -
Not easy be a MRT driver.
Maybe still under PDL. -
Originally posted by Sg1299:
Yesterday about 4pm on West-East Line, I noticed that d driver deliberately apply brakes (when approaching every station) in such a way that many passengers will need maximum effort to keep balanced. Maybe he will laugh when ppl off balance.
Is the driver mentally sick or psychotic?
2 options for you:1) Remove or delete this thread or risk getting yourself into trouble.
2) Provide information eg: Train Number, EMU number, which stations the heavy braking took place, time and most important --------------------> your ezlink card ID number ( u can find the number behind your card ).
Thank You.
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Originally posted by QX179R:
you just finished ur term at the IMH ah..
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I just took EWL from city hall to eunos ytd. If the 'trend' did not end, I guess I'm experiencing the same thing. The train sorta accelerates, then brakes and moves in a slow speed sometimes. Not really much but sometimes the train is on a fixed slow speed when entering a station then suddenly applies the brakes. Nothing hard anw -.- very similar when entering Bishan.
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small matter..dont worry..its alright..could be a new driver? but no matter what, cant blame things like this..how many times u take trains with things like this..just let the matter rest la..lol
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Originally posted by Sg1299:
Yesterday about 4pm on West-East Line, I noticed that d driver deliberately apply brakes (when approaching every station) in such a way that many passengers will need maximum effort to keep balanced. Maybe he will laugh when ppl off balance.
Is the driver mentally sick or psychotic?
Maybe the driver got leg numbed or he's a handicap.We must give thanks to extra-ordinary people like him still working and contributing to the society.
Unlike many others forumers..........
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was it raining?
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Originally posted by Manager433:
2 options for you:1) Remove or delete this thread or risk getting yourself into trouble.
2) Provide information eg: Train Number, EMU number, which stations the heavy braking took place, time and most important --------------------> your ezlink card ID number ( u can find the number behind your card ).
Thank You.
2. Sure boh...need this....he new in this forum.....still want him to do so much
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The thread title already can get the TS into hot trouble. Removed this thread pls MOD. Somebody already 'looking' into this thread........
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sorry it was me. i was with my instructor/mentor.
he slam the dashboard. so i thought it is emergency brake test rikes driving test one. -
Originally posted by Manager433:
The thread title already can get the TS into hot trouble. Removed this thread pls MOD. Somebody already 'looking' into this thread........
u can't remove a thread..lol. who's 'looking' into this thread?
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Originally posted by n4l:
u can't remove a thread..lol. who's 'looking' into this thread?
SMRT Mrs Kuek
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It's worser when the train immediately takes off when the doors close.