Why aircon in MRT like not working?
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SMRT wanna save money.. I experienced such incident before since i take the train home everyday from school. It is even worse in the evenings when there are alot of people since it is peak time! I can even see the makeup of a lady smudging due to the heat.. We paid for the train ride!!! And yet we are not comfortable!
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Depends on the train i will say, purple line trains have strong air-con.
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211/212. HOTTEST. TRAIN. EVER.
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Originally posted by Just_do_it_lah:
Having a job is a bonus right now bro... even how govt said that how economy has recovered..time for govt to increase taxes... GST going higher & higher.. to 10%(objective) .... but .... ( the next crisis will be here soon.. Greece is currently preparing themselves for a big recession to last for years... Portugal will be next, EU countries Mega Meltdown ) ... another Financial Crisis.... So, don't expect the Red Devils to buy Big to get a partner for you... Ronney.. heheHow is this even related to SMRT trains? Please post in the correct forums.
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Originally posted by SBS7322B:
How is this even related to SMRT trains? Please post in the correct forums.
No need SMRT trains. Is this even related to trains?
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it's cooler to be on the platform than in the train...
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Originally posted by GHoST_18:
it's cooler to be on the platform than in the train...
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Maybe its time for you guys to bring your own oxygen tanks
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Originally posted by sinicker:
that's how they got their
Most Eco-Friendly Transport Planner
Land Transport Excellence Awards 2010
Most Energy Efficient Metro
The Metros Awards 2010
Most Energy Efficient Metro
The Metro Awards, MetroRail 2009
Best Passenger Experience
The Metros Awards, MetroRail 2008 -
There was once I took a peak hour (evening) train from Dhoby Ghaut to City Hall after watching a movie and the train was damn crowded and the moment I entered I was sweating and the temperature was of great contrast to the MRT station =.= and then last week I took a train from City Hall to Dhoby Ghaut and also peak hour, train farking crowded and hot too like no air con. And does anyone realise everytime the train is this crowded, the train announcements also damn muffled and soft one?
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Originally posted by Larryteo:
There was once I took a peak hour (evening) train from Dhoby Ghaut to City Hall after watching a movie and the train was damn crowded and the moment I entered I was sweating and the temperature was of great contrast to the MRT station =.= and then last week I took a train from City Hall to Dhoby Ghaut and also peak hour, train farking crowded and hot too like no air con. And does anyone realise everytime the train is this crowded, the train announcements also damn muffled and soft one?
Not always. The volume can be adjusted by the Train Operator. Some train sets even have loud announcements in crowded trains.
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Originally posted by mrtdude5:
211/212. HOTTEST. TRAIN. EVER.
Don forget 325/326.
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The train was like a microwave oven!
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We should have freezers in all trains.
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Originally posted by Dragonaxe:
We should have freezers in all trains.
Polar Bears and Penguins would start coming....... :)
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weather being so hot these days, SMRT should lower their temperature. seriously how can you justify letting passengers sweating profusely in the cabin, for the sake of cutting costs? there are so many ways of cutting costs, first cut the salary of top management by 5%, that solves the problem already. furthermore, we are paying for the ride.