LRT/Sentosa Express/CGA Skytrain Discussion
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Originally posted by jerryonhere:
Correct me if I'm wrong: Once a coupled LRT train finishes serving the peak hours, it will be off-service so it can go back to the depot and uncouple and continue the daily routine. (Saw a train which was off-service - 101/104)
True.
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Originally posted by jerryonhere:
Correct me if I'm wrong: Once a coupled LRT train finishes serving the peak hours, it will be off-service so it can go back to the depot and uncouple and continue the daily routine. (Saw a train which was off-service - 101/104)
It can either get uncoupled and one of them (or both) will continue to serve the line, or sleep in the depot until the next peak hour comes. I once saw the same coupled train in the line 3 times in a row, during 3 peak hours.
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BPLRT broke down again
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are they aging fast?
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Originally posted by d143b2:
BPLRT broke down again
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are they aging fast?
When?
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Originally posted by joeyfjj:
When?
LRT train stalls, trapping commuters
By Ted Chen
Ten commuters were trapped yesterday in a Light Rail Transit (LRT) train for 35 minutes on 27 August, as heavy rained poured outside.
At about 11am, the train was on its way from Fajar to Bangkit station along the Bukit Panjang LRT line when the train suddenly stopped. Trains running in the opposite direction were not affected.
SMRT, owner of SLRT, which operates the line, said the disruption was due to a track fault and not related to the weather.
When the disruption was made known, SLRT technicians arrived on site in about 10 minutes to rectify the problem. The train stopped suddenly due to a train fault, nothing to do with the weather.
No one was injured in the incident, said the Singapore Civil Defence Force.
Straits Times
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Time to refurb the SLRT thingy.
Hopefully they just tear down 10 Mile Junction, rebuild the epic failure line so as to interchange with another failure MRT line --- Downtown Line (By not interchanging with Rochor is already a big fail + mistake ---- coz it does NOT do any benefit for people in East going to West such as Ubi to Beauty World as an example)
Oh, both of them are common in a thing -- Bombardier. They are proven to be fail........
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Hmmm...
Someone tell the reporter it is called SMRT Light Rail, not SLRT. SLRT is like years ago.
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should order some innovas for the *a-hem* LRT ...
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Since when SMRT own BPLRT?
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Originally posted by Scania96:
Since when SMRT own BPLRT?
1999
the opening of BPLRT
SLRT is the subsidiary of SMRT then
SLRT owns the BPLRT
SLRT = SMRT
SMRT owns the BPLRT
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Originally posted by Scania96:
Since when SMRT own BPLRT?
Operator SMRT Light Rail, formerly SLRT, is a fully owned subsidary of SMRT.
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Originally posted by d143b2:
1999
the opening of BPLRT
SLRT is the subsidiary of SMRT then
SLRT owns the BPLRT
SLRT = SMRT
SMRT owns the BPLRT
SMRT --own--> SMRT Light Rail (ex-SLRT) --operates--> BPLRT <--owned by-- LTA
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=agi-1Ltn4Ks
New announcements aboard CGA skytrain
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For skytrain,
1330h - Fresh train leaves Terminal 1 Depot to do Terminal 3 <> Terminal 2 Shuttle.
1400h - Non fresh train already on Terminal 3 <> Terminal 2 Shuttle deployed in morning goes off service at Terminal 3 and returns to Terminal 1 Depot.
1700h - The previously non fresh train is redeployed back into Terminal 3 <> Terminal 2 Shuttle. -
can't find the thread to report LRT problem, so here goes, BP LRT train number 110 has sounds from it's air conditioning.
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Originally posted by LHDW:
LRT train stalls, trapping commuters
By Ted Chen
Ten commuters were trapped yesterday in a Light Rail Transit (LRT) train for 35 minutes on 27 August, as heavy rained poured outside.
At about 11am, the train was on its way from Fajar to Bangkit station along the Bukit Panjang LRT line when the train suddenly stopped. Trains running in the opposite direction were not affected.
SMRT, owner of SLRT, which operates the line, said the disruption was due to a track fault and not related to the weather.
When the disruption was made known, SLRT technicians arrived on site in about 10 minutes to rectify the problem. The train stopped suddenly due to a train fault, nothing to do with the weather.
No one was injured in the incident, said the Singapore Civil Defence Force.
Straits Times
Wah... Luckily it broked down on a cliff, if not troublesome...
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Today on BPLRT 114/110 was dam shiok. The train was on svc B when it just flew pass Phoenix station without even applying any brakes. All the pax was like WTF (was one of them)! others outside was like staring at the train fly pass. thanks to that, if not i would have been quite late for school.
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Originally posted by LHDW:
Today on BPLRT 114/110 was dam shiok. The train was on svc B when it just flew pass Phoenix station without even applying any brakes. All the pax was like WTF (was one of them)! others outside was like staring at the train fly pass. thanks to that, if not i would have been quite late for school.
Oh. Sometimes also like that. Non-stop: Teck Whye Station <==(Skips Phoenix Station) ==> Bukit Panjang Station.
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Then why they 'run away from people'??
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Originally posted by langer68:
Then why they 'run away from people'??
late by people who interfere with doors closing process.
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BPLRT Disruptions.... Press Release
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Since Sentosa Express is not part of the MRT/LRT network,I will ask my question here.
Whats the power source for traction on the Sentosa express?Battery?Hidden Rail? -
Originally posted by alstom metropolis:
Since Sentosa Express is not part of the MRT/LRT network,I will ask my question here.
Whats the power source for traction on the Sentosa express?Battery?Hidden Rail?Should be from the rail. 750V DC.
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anyone knows of any BPLRT trains getting ads?
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Originally posted by leo2010agendas:
anyone knows of any BPLRT trains getting ads?
Beijing 101 & Don't Get Burnt Overhead ads