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ALL consolidated SMRT/NEL/KTM simisai BREAKDOWNS here! part 31

  • 11 May 2016 - 09:22 PM
    Watwheels

    you all elite drivers don't so cek ark can?

    i still need to go home to have dinner with my family leh

    <_<

    You can always look at LTA's lighter side of things....

    LTA BS.jpg

    Look at those feelgood ownself check ownself charts.

    Satisfaction%2Bwith%2Bpublic%2Btransport

    Train%2Bservice%2Bdelays%2B2014%2B-ST%2B

    KBW even says to go "vegan" and sometimes take mrt...

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    But for me my answer is obvious...

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  • 11 May 2016 - 09:35 PM
    Watwheels

    See...say what dun want blame culture. Blame lightning ok lah. [laugh]

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  • 11 May 2016 - 09:44 PM
    2BDriver

    See...say what dun want blame culture. Blame lightning ok lah. [laugh]

    attachicon.gifblame lightning.jpg

    I'd mistaken you blaming PAP � :lll._.:


  • 11 May 2016 - 11:02 PM
    13177

    So it means smrt should shut down the train system when it is raining or lightning, since train sure would breakdown or delay?! And�seems like our�train system can only operate during good weather?


  • 11 May 2016 - 11:10 PM
    Vid

    You can always look at LTA's lighter side of things....

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    I always find this kind of explanation mind boggling. I wish I can apply that in work or studies. If I get more and more big projects wrong, my grades would get better and better :D The world is so wonderful!� :grin:


  • 11 May 2016 - 11:16 PM
    Blueray

    ...ehh...what reward!?? :o

    for improvement in bus service ...

    SBS Transit, SMRT rewarded for improving bus wait times: LTA
    SBS Transit and SMRT have received S$1.34 million and S$504,000, respectively, after they improved bus waiting times under the Bus Service Reliability Framework.

    http://www.channelne...ed/2768452.html


  • 11 May 2016 - 11:31 PM
    ELFtank
    Where they did the survey? They should have an online survey for anyone to log their bouquets and grouses.
  • 11 May 2016 - 11:43 PM
    JohnSHL

    Where they did the survey? They should have an online survey for anyone to log their bouquets and grouses.

    cannot lah - website sure overloaded and crash.


  • 12 May 2016 - 12:40 AM
    Jellandross

    Oh oh... Here we Khaw again.

    Tomorrow sending car for servicing need to take mrt. I go pray first.

    https://www.facebook...099698826756003

    Khaw Boon Wan added 3 new photos � with Jefry Mahdufi and 2 others.
    5 hrs �

    Joined our Downtown Line (DTL) staff to mark the 200th disruption-free day over fried chicken and mashed potatoes (for me). DTL had a delay on 3 May but train service resumed within 30 minutes - this is the threshold for classifying delays as major disruptions, and an indicator that other systems use too. This milestone was hard-earned as the other MRT lines can attest to. 6 days after crossing the 100-day milestone, NSL had a disruption on 25 Apr, and its clock was reset. I understand there was another incident on NSL this afternoon.

    Why do we watch over these milestones? Disruptions are inevitable - Hong Kong encountered 12 in 2014. To close the gap with Hong Kong on this metric, we need all our 5 MRT lines to achieve at least 150-day milestone; yes all 5 of them. Right now only DTL qualifies, 4 other lines have not even crossed 100 days. Our gap with Hong Kong is still wide.

    To achieve these results, we mark every 100, 150, 200-day crossing, not that we are satisfied with it, but to track our progress and use the occasion to nudge one another on, towards the higher goal.
    Working, day-in and day-out, in the trenches exerts tremendous pressure on our public transport workers. We need to keep the spirit up and morale high. Every little achievement helps, and I will always be there with the troops, as I was today with DTL staff.

    With DTL crossing 200 days, we can aim to achieve 250 disruption-free days, but we also know that a disruption may still happen. We just got to soldier on.


    Edited by Jellandross, 12 May 2016 - 12:47 AM.

  • 12 May 2016 - 07:28 AM
    Blueray

    Lightning strikes MRT train, causes 40-minute disruption

    An SMRT train was struck by lightning during a thunderstorm today afternoon (May 11), causing train service from Yishun to Yio Chu Kang stations on the North-South Line to be disrupted for over 40 minutes.

    http://news.asiaone....nute-disruption

    MRT struck by lightning ..... hmmm ... not a very good sign me thinks ...� :huh:


  • 12 May 2016 - 08:18 AM
    Picnic06-Biante15

    Lightning strikes MRT train, causes 40-minute disruption

    An SMRT train was struck by lightning during a thunderstorm today afternoon (May 11), causing train service from Yishun to Yio Chu Kang stations on the North-South Line to be disrupted for over 40 minutes.

    http://news.asiaone....nute-disruption

    MRT struck by lightning ..... hmmm ... not a very good sign me thinks ...� :huh:

    Someone not happy &�strike the train from up there..... :slow:

    :XD:������ :XD:


  • 12 May 2016 - 08:24 AM
    Angcheek
    Done too many bad things and lightning will strike . Merlion also no excuse. Keke
  • 12 May 2016 - 08:51 AM
    Blueray
    SMRT reviews trains� air-con over rider complaints

    ....

    In March, SMRT then set up a taskforce to look into faults present in the first three generations of trains. The taskforce found that first-generation trains had dust building up in their air-conditioner motors which worsens their cooling functions. Second-generation trains were found to have air-conditioners with leaking tubes, while third-generation trains had defects that caused a lack of proper control of the air-conditioners.

    .....

    http://www.todayonli...ider-complaints


  • 12 May 2016 - 08:51 AM
    RH1667

    Oh oh... Here we Khaw again.

    Tomorrow sending car for servicing need to take mrt. I go pray first.

    Take the "award winning " bus service, during off peak hour and not in a rush, it is quite comfortable.


  • 12 May 2016 - 08:54 AM
    Picnic06-Biante15

    Done too many bad things and lightning will strike . Merlion also no excuse. Keke

    Maybe b'cos of that drop in percentage points on that 'day', 7th May 2016 ..............� :lll._.:


  • 12 May 2016 - 08:57 AM
    Angcheek

    Maybe b'cos of that drop in percentage points on that 'day', 7th May 2016 .............. :lll._.:

    Hmmm very possible keke. I was thinking smrt got reward from OUR money for nothing . Waaaa ???! Keke now dio from the top
  • 12 May 2016 - 08:58 AM
    13177

    SMRT reviews trains� air-con over rider complaints

    ....

    In March, SMRT then set up a taskforce to look into faults present in the first three generations of trains. The taskforce found that first-generation trains had dust building up in their air-conditioner motors which worsens their cooling functions. Second-generation trains were found to have air-conditioners with leaking tubes, while third-generation trains had defects that caused a lack of proper control of the air-conditioners.

    .....

    http://www.todayonli...ider-complaints

    Conclusion all generation of trains also have problems? Wonder who approved to buy what type of train? They always never use their brain to think when purchase new trains?


  • 12 May 2016 - 09:01 AM
    Mustank

    Done too many bad things and lightning will strike . Merlion also no excuse. Keke

    just don't be caught doing 88 miles per hour when the lightning strikes :XD::XD::XD:


    SMRT reviews trains� air-con over rider complaints

    ....

    In March, SMRT then set up a taskforce to look into faults present in the first three generations of trains. The taskforce found that first-generation trains had dust building up in their air-conditioner motors which worsens their cooling functions. Second-generation trains were found to have air-conditioners with leaking tubes, while third-generation trains had defects that caused a lack of proper control of the air-conditioners.

    .....

    http://www.todayonli...ider-complaints

    boh lang joe air con�servicing one meh? :huh:

    somebody gonna sign many many extra duties :XD::XD:


  • 12 May 2016 - 09:01 AM
    Vratenza

    Regular servicing of the aricons like our house kind could not have prevented these from happening?

    Or half-hearted effort in aircon maintenance... just change filter?

    Conclusion all generation of trains also have problems? Wonder who approved to buy what type of train? They always never use their brain to think when purchase new trains?


  • 12 May 2016 - 09:02 AM
    Mustank

    Regular servicing of the aricons like our house kind could not have prevented these from happening?

    Or half-hearted effort in aircon maintenance... just change filter?

    setting up company to wash mrt aircon now!!!!!!

    name: con air :XD::XD::XD:


  • 12 May 2016 - 09:52 AM
    Ben5266

    Hmmmm............ lightning strikes ... [sly]

    You work in SMRT?

    :grin:


  • 12 May 2016 - 09:57 AM
    13177

    Regular servicing of the aricons like our house kind could not have prevented these from happening?

    Or half-hearted effort in aircon maintenance... just change filter?

    Guess there is nothing in SMRT is in good running condition, except for their faregate?! [:|]


  • 12 May 2016 - 10:32 AM
    Jman888

    Guess there is nothing in SMRT is in good running condition, except for their faregate?! [:|]

    this morning train i took quite empty, get to sit some more � [laugh][laugh]

    but i finally had my first taste of the breakdown (i wasn't in the train though). �Made a wrong choice due to the rain, but all good cos still manage to find alternative route to the destination, took extra 45 min only� [laugh][laugh][laugh]


  • 12 May 2016 - 10:37 AM
    13177

    this morning train i took quite empty, get to sit some more � [laugh][laugh]

    but i finally had my first taste of the breakdown (i wasn't in the train though). �Made a wrong choice due to the rain, but all good cos still manage to find alternative route to the destination, took extra 45 min only� [laugh][laugh][laugh]

    You are stuck in yesterday breakdown eh? Anyway, taking train during raining/bad weather�usually would be wrong choice, cause�high chance the train would breakdown, slow or delayed! As our�train is not built�to operate during�bad weather.


  • 12 May 2016 - 10:38 AM
    Vratenza

    cos everyone siam the traintoday after yesterday outage.....

    they don't believe "lightning don't strike the same place twice" adage....

    :D

    this morning train i took quite empty, get to sit some more � [laugh][laugh]

    but i finally had my first taste of the breakdown (i wasn't in the train though). �Made a wrong choice due to the rain, but all good cos still manage to find alternative route to the destination, took extra 45 min only� [laugh][laugh][laugh]


  • 12 May 2016 - 10:40 AM
    Jellandross

    Take the "award winning " bus service, during off peak hour and not in a rush, it is quite comfortable.

    I found a direct SMRT bus and took less than 30mins to get home. �Got seats and got full-blast aircon. �Yay.

    Interesting observation on the bus - Younger peepur text their messages on the phone whereas older aunties/uncles prefer to "speak" to their phone to send messages.


  • 12 May 2016 - 10:42 AM
    Vratenza

    I am starting to suspect our MRT trains are made of these:

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    Cannot touch water, lightning, heat, ...must handle with care [laugh]

    You are stuck in yesterday breakdown eh? Anyway, taking train during raining/bad weather�usually would be wrong choice, cause�high chance the train would breakdown, slow or delayed! As our�train is not built�to operate during�bad weather.


  • 12 May 2016 - 10:50 AM
    Mustank

    I am starting to suspect our MRT trains are made of these:

    pr01-ph00_zps75a27d8b.png

    be29ce9b3321b99c008ed6d71eba5704.jpg

    Cannot touch water, lightning, heat, ...must handle with care [laugh]

    213391_tallest_toy_train_track_New_York.

    :grin:


  • 12 May 2016 - 10:50 AM
    Blueray

    cos everyone siam the traintoday after yesterday outage.....

    they don't believe "lightning don't strike the same place twice" adage....

    :D

    Haha ... Yeah ...
    Cos lightning meant for SMRT but scarly innocent passengers end up collateral damage ... :-D
  • 12 May 2016 - 10:52 AM
    Mustank

    inside got antman :XD:

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  • 12 May 2016 - 10:53 AM
    Jman888

    You are stuck in yesterday breakdown eh? Anyway, taking train during raining/bad weather�usually would be wrong choice, cause�high chance the train would breakdown, slow or delayed! As our�train is not built�to operate during�bad weather.

    if i were to take the train direct, i would have reached the place at normal time, but due to the rain i took a bus and change to train, that was a mistake.


  • 12 May 2016 - 10:56 AM
    Ben5266

    this morning train i took quite empty, get to sit some more � [laugh][laugh]

    but i finally had my first taste of the breakdown (i wasn't in the train though). �Made a wrong choice due to the rain, but all good cos still manage to find alternative route to the destination, took extra 45 min only� [laugh][laugh][laugh]

    Took me 30mins to drive from Pasir Ris (near Loyang Ave) to Tampines central!!!!#$%^&*()

    Everybody avoid taking MRT?


  • 12 May 2016 - 10:58 AM
    13177

    if i were to take the train direct, i would have reached the place at normal time, but due to the rain i took a bus and change to train, that was a mistake.

    So bus delayed your journey la?! Not the train eh?! Lol.


  • 12 May 2016 - 11:57 AM
    Picnic06-Biante15

    You work in SMRT?

    :grin:

    No lar.....

    I work near there and during that time, thundery shower and lightning everywhere ... [sweatdrop]

    I can hear the 'cracking' sound of the lightning when it flash before the loud�thunder... :dizzy:


  • 12 May 2016 - 12:09 PM
    Vratenza

    [dizzy]

    Cannot be leh.... lightning where got sound de?

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    you must have heard our KBW farting before the lightning instead..... :D

    No lar.....

    I work near there and during that time, thundery shower and lightning everywhere ... [sweatdrop]

    I can hear the 'cracking' sound of the lightning when it flash before the loud�thunder... :dizzy:


  • 12 May 2016 - 12:17 PM
    Mockngbrd


  • 12 May 2016 - 01:01 PM
    Picnic06-Biante15

    [dizzy]

    Cannot be leh.... lightning where got sound de?

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    you must have heard our KBW farting before the lightning instead..... :D

    There is a 'cracking' sound when lightning flash across and nearer to ground.

    This afternoon, thundery shower expected. When there is lightning, you go to the top floor corridor of a HDB block and listen...� :ignoring:

    I, myself had�few experience�as my house is right in front of an empty field. The lightning strikes the ground and the 'cracking' sounds can made your body hairs stand up. Those that strikes nearer to the block, you could even feel the sudden heat. :wacko:��

    I will feel safe as HDB roof got lightning arresters installed.


  • 12 May 2016 - 01:01 PM
    Vid

    Today's news

    HK MTR is taking the next 10 years to upgrade their signalling system. What is SMRT doing?

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  • 12 May 2016 - 01:05 PM
    RadX

    Today's news

    HK MTR is taking the next 10 years to upgrade their signalling system. What is SMRT doing?

    attachicon.gifIMG_0597.JPG

    tai-chi.jpg


  • 12 May 2016 - 01:07 PM
    Picnic06-Biante15

    Today's news

    HK MTR is taking the next 10 years to upgrade their signalling system. What is SMRT doing?

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    They have different targets setting�for the next 10 years....

    That is "Profit". :yuush:

    Only (+) sign allowed, cannot see (-)sign ok ..... :a-noway:��


  • 12 May 2016 - 01:08 PM
    Vid

    tai-chi.jpg

    You sure it's not this? :secret-laugh:

    Collection-agency-300x216.jpg


  • 12 May 2016 - 01:14 PM
    13177

    Today's news

    HK MTR is taking the next 10 years to upgrade their signalling system. What is SMRT doing?

    attachicon.gifIMG_0597.JPG

    Thought SMRT already upgrading their signalling system now liao? Lol.


  • 12 May 2016 - 01:17 PM
    Picnic06-Biante15

    You sure it's not this? :secret-laugh:

    Collection-agency-300x216.jpg

    Heng Ahhhhhhhhh........

    At least not "Blood Suckers"

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  • 12 May 2016 - 01:19 PM
    Vid

    Thought SMRT already upgrading their signalling system now liao? Lol.

    Errrr.... I dunno that's why I asked [laugh] [laugh]


  • 12 May 2016 - 01:33 PM
    Kusje

    This will happen to us if LTA still refuses to acknowledge the problem and take control.

    https://www.washingt...58dc_story.html


  • 12 May 2016 - 01:49 PM
    Kusje

    SMRT reviews trains� air-con over rider complaints

    ....

    In March, SMRT then set up a taskforce to look into faults present in the first three generations of trains. The taskforce found that first-generation trains had dust building up in their air-conditioner motors which worsens their cooling functions. Second-generation trains were found to have air-conditioners with leaking tubes, while third-generation trains had defects that caused a lack of proper control of the air-conditioners.

    .....

    http://www.todayonli...ider-complaints

    Normal aircon maintenance also nv do?

    Must set up task force to find out?!


  • 12 May 2016 - 01:51 PM
    Blueray

    Thought SMRT already upgrading their signalling system now liao? Lol.

    remembered it was brought up by LHL several years ago at National Day Rally that upgrading of signalling system will enable the trains to run closer ... but its a difficult / challenging task ... to me what's so knn difficult ... engineering only what ... we are not the only metro system in the world.

    these ministars are paid like average $2 pa and all I hear from them is :-

    - this is difficult / challenging

    - community has to chip in to help elderly, crime, national security, save water etc ...�

    so I find paying them to tell me problems is really waste time.

    when they are paid that amount of salary, I expect to hear solution and outcome ... not problems.� :a-noway:


  • 12 May 2016 - 02:00 PM
    13177

    Errrr.... I dunno that's why I asked [laugh] [laugh]

    Think you don't take mrt de, that's why don't know?! Thought there are plenty of posters paste all over the train and station, telling you that we are working on it! Lol. [rolleyes]


  • 12 May 2016 - 02:09 PM
    13177

    remembered it was brought up by LHL several years ago at National Day Rally that upgrading of signalling system will enable the trains to run closer ... but its a difficult / challenging task ... to me what's so knn difficult ... engineering only what ... we are not the only metro system in the world.

    these ministars are paid like average $2 pa and all I hear from them is :-

    - this is difficult / challenging

    - community has to chip in to help elderly, crime, national security, save water etc ...�

    so I find paying them to tell me problems is really waste time.

    when they are paid that amount of salary, I expect to hear solution and outcome ... not problems.� :a-noway:

    This is how our system and policy work here. Always tell you the problems, no solution and outcome. Worst still when they are so called able to solve the problem but in the end created another problem!

    Seriously i have doubts on their new signalling system which enable the trains to run closer. Cause with current system which trains run between 2-4 mins, the trains already keep stopping half-way along the track or before a station due to train is still at the next station!? [shakehead]� Imagine when the new signalling system is running with an interval of 100 secs from the current 120 secs? I think the train would stop and go every few metres!


    Edited by 13177, 12 May 2016 - 02:10 PM.

  • 12 May 2016 - 02:15 PM
    Beregond

    remembered it was brought up by LHL several years ago at National Day Rally that upgrading of signalling system will enable the trains to run closer ... but its a difficult / challenging task ... to me what's so knn difficult ... engineering only what ... we are not the only metro system in the world.

    these ministars are paid like average $2 pa and all I hear from them is :-

    - this is difficult / challenging

    - community has to chip in to help elderly, crime, national security, save water etc ...�

    so I find paying them to tell me problems is really waste time.

    when they are paid that amount of salary, I expect to hear solution and outcome ... not problems.� :a-noway:

    [thumbsup]


  • 12 May 2016 - 02:19 PM
    13177

    This will happen to us if LTA still refuses to acknowledge the problem and take control.

    https://www.washingt...58dc_story.html

    It would not happen de la, cause SMRT is currently speeding up their upgrading works like track renewal, re-signalling, trains upgrade and new trains.�Think they are confident after all these upgrading works have completed, their system would never breakdown?! Lol. :a-happy:��


  • 12 May 2016 - 02:22 PM
    Picnic06-Biante15

    This will happen to us if LTA still refuses to acknowledge the problem and take control.

    https://www.washingt...58dc_story.html

    Still ok as ours only less than 30 years........ :we-all-gonna-die:

    Haven't reach a decade yet .. :ignoring:


  • 12 May 2016 - 02:27 PM
    13177

    Still ok as ours only less than 30 years........ :we-all-gonna-die:

    Haven't reach a decade yet .. :ignoring:

    Our only less than 30 years and yet there are so many problems and issues? [sweatdrop]


  • 12 May 2016 - 02:35 PM
    Vratenza

    you are right:

    https://books.google...ghtning&f=false

    Damn... I am still hoping it is KBW's fart...

    :grin:

    There is a 'cracking' sound when lightning flash across and nearer to ground.

    This afternoon, thundery shower expected. When there is lightning, you go to the top floor corridor of a HDB block and listen...� :ignoring:

    I, myself had�few experience�as my house is right in front of an empty field. The lightning strikes the ground and the 'cracking' sounds can made your body hairs stand up. Those that strikes nearer to the block, you could even feel the sudden heat. :wacko:��

    I will feel safe as HDB roof got lightning arresters installed.


  • 12 May 2016 - 02:59 PM
    Adrianli

    Still ok as ours only less than 30 years........ :we-all-gonna-die:

    Haven't reach a decade yet .. :ignoring:

    Uncle,

    Decade = 10 years

    Century = 100 years

    [laugh]


  • 12 May 2016 - 03:06 PM
    Tianmo

    Uncle,

    Decade = 10 years

    Century = 100 years

    [laugh]

    now i am getting worry.............no know when I grow old how is the growing process sia...........I see some here suddenly become errrrrr................ [:p][laugh][laugh]


  • 12 May 2016 - 03:14 PM
    Karoon

    There is a 'cracking' sound when lightning flash across and nearer to ground.

    This afternoon, thundery shower expected. When there is lightning, you go to the top floor corridor of a HDB block and listen...� :ignoring:

    I, myself had�few experience�as my house is right in front of an empty field. The lightning strikes the ground and the 'cracking' sounds can made your body hairs stand up. Those that strikes nearer to the block, you could even feel the sudden heat. :wacko:��

    I will feel safe as HDB roof got lightning arresters installed.

    yes i can vouch for that. I had two occasions when lightning struck very very close to me outdoors. Once in primary school when playing football in the storm, the other at a golf course abroad.

    The lightning makes a damn sharp cracking noise, like a giant whip.

    And I find you can sense when lightning is about to strike close to you. The air would feel all fizzy, like there's something crackling.

    When that happens, immediately dive to the ground, or you die.

    edit to add this article... if your hair stands up in the storm, dive too. You're in the cross-hair

    http://www.dailymail...tes-before.html


    Edited by Karoon, 12 May 2016 - 03:19 PM.

  • 12 May 2016 - 04:26 PM
    Mustank

    atomic-quotes-atom-albert-einstein-1589x

    :grin:


  • 12 May 2016 - 04:32 PM
    Picnic06-Biante15

    yes i can vouch for that. I had two occasions when lightning struck very very close to me outdoors. Once in primary school when playing football in the storm, the other at a golf course abroad.

    The lightning makes a damn sharp cracking noise, like a giant whip.

    And I find you can sense when lightning is about to strike close to you. The air would feel all fizzy, like there's something crackling.

    When that happens, immediately dive to the ground, or you die.

    edit to add this article... if your hair stands up in the storm, dive too. You're in the cross-hair

    http://www.dailymail...tes-before.html

    Scientist�had�proven it�that diving won't help ..... [sweatdrop]

    Nothing can out run a lightning. When you can hear the 'cracking' sound, the lightning had long gone and one just wait to hear the�thunder coming... :a-panic:

    Even the lightning strike 3 meters away, the magnetic electrical field of the lightning is 10 meters radius. You will get the electrical shock. It either heng or suay which depend�if�you wear a rubber sole shoe�or bare footed .. [dead]���


  • 12 May 2016 - 04:41 PM
    Picnic06-Biante15

    atomic-quotes-atom-albert-einstein-1589x

    :grin:

    Cos he played with electricity in order to get the scientific formulas��...... :a-confused:

    Only after numerous shocks, he gets the equations right...... :XD:


    Edited by Picnic06-Biante15, 12 May 2016 - 04:42 PM.

  • 12 May 2016 - 04:49 PM
    Mustank

    Cos he played with electricity in order to get the scientific formulas��...... :a-confused:

    Only after numerous shocks, he gets the equations right...... :XD:

    his theory of relativity until now jin satki

    donno must reach which generation then can be proven false


  • 12 May 2016 - 04:53 PM
    Vratenza

    since you live so close to where lightning strikes in SG....quick, go think of some theory/formula.....maybe you can be the next Einstein :XD:

    Cos he played with electricity in order to get the scientific formulas��...... :a-confused:

    Only after numerous shocks, he gets the equations right...... :XD:


  • 12 May 2016 - 05:12 PM
    Picnic06-Biante15

    since you live so close to where lightning strikes in SG....quick, go think of some theory/formula.....maybe you can be the next Einstein :XD:

    No mater how many formulas I�take in�internally,�the xmm still said�"it" taste chow cho, sticky & milky in colour.... :grin::grin:


  • 12 May 2016 - 05:19 PM
    Yewheng

    You are stuck in yesterday breakdown eh? Anyway, taking train during raining/bad weather usually would be wrong choice, cause high chance the train would breakdown, slow or delayed! As our train is not built to operate during bad weather.

    Actually when peak hour heavy rain, train by right should be the fastest mode of transport.

    Peak hours heavy rain, everywhere sure jam, if no car or never drive, difficult to get taxi ( I don't know about uber though). Take bus also slower due to traffic jam.

    Seems like nowadays taking public transport can be more stressful then driving which should not be the case. Driving during peak hours can be quite stress for some due to traffic jam and also scared being risk of accident, road rage etc.. Well..

    Edited by Yewheng, 12 May 2016 - 05:29 PM.

  • 12 May 2016 - 05:34 PM
    Karoon

    since you live so close to where lightning strikes in SG....quick, go think of some theory/formula.....maybe you can be the next Einstein :XD:

    get a tesla. modify it to capture the 1.2GW. forever no need recharging.

    bae7e313d2ba0a6356e4fb7807584131.jpg


  • 12 May 2016 - 05:47 PM
    13177

    Actually when peak hour heavy rain, train by right should be the fastest mode of transport.

    Peak hours heavy rain, everywhere sure jam, if no car or never drive, difficult to get taxi ( I don't know about uber though). Take bus also slower due to traffic jam.

    Seems like nowadays taking public transport can be more stressful then driving which should not be the case. Driving during peak hours can be quite stress for some due to traffic jam and also scared being risk of accident, road rage etc.. Well..

    Drive also cannot, take public transport also cannot, then how le? Lol.


  • 12 May 2016 - 05:50 PM
    Kusje

    Drive also cannot, take public transport also cannot, then how le? Lol.

    stay home lor.

    if stuck at work then work ot lor.


  • 12 May 2016 - 07:09 PM
    Kusje

    Carrot and stick approach but are the kpis set realistically?

    Or just give them an easy to meet one so can pump them with some free cash?

    *disclosure* - vested in CDG

    HUAT AH!!!!!

    ComfortDelGro posts 8.6% increase in net profit for Q1 2016
    ComfortDelGro says actual revenue grew by S$43 million but it was partially offset by a negative foreign currency translation of S$10.9 million.

    http://www.channelne...-6/2779340.html


  • 12 May 2016 - 10:53 PM
    Davidtch

    HUAT AH!!!!!


    http://www.channelne...-6/2779340.html

    Check Comfortdelgro annual report. It has so much more overseas biz than SMRT. The increase could be derived from overseas biz hor
  • 13 May 2016 - 08:08 AM
    Blueray
    Lightning strikes 'won't hurt MRT commuters'

    The steel frame of an MRT train keeps commuters inside safe from lightning strikes, and is like the protection offered when one is inside a car or an aeroplane, said experts.

    Hence, a lightning strike, which was suspected to have crippled an SMRT train during a heavy thunderstorm on Wednesday afternoon, would not be dangerous to passengers inside the train.

    http://www.straitsti...t-mrt-commuters

    MRT ridership must have dropped ....� [:p]

    experts say one ... wonder if these experts themselves will take train if its heavy rain with lightning ...� <_<


  • 13 May 2016 - 08:58 AM
    Ben5266

    Still ok as ours only less than 30 years........ :we-all-gonna-die:

    Haven't reach a decade yet .. :ignoring:

    So the lightning thing that caused the breakdown is once in 30 years.

    :serious-business:


  • 13 May 2016 - 09:02 AM
    RadX

    So the lightning thing that caused the breakdown is once in 30 years.

    :serious-business:

    getting shorter and shorter the intervals. �Soon will be every 30 days


  • 13 May 2016 - 09:04 AM
    Picnic06-Biante15

    getting shorter and shorter the intervals. �Soon will be every 30 days

    Yup......

    Pay Day .......... :a-happy:��� :a-toast:���� :a-popcorn:


  • 13 May 2016 - 09:04 AM
    Kusje

    Lightning strikes 'won't hurt MRT commuters'

    The steel frame of an MRT train keeps commuters inside safe from lightning strikes, and is like the protection offered when one is inside a car or an aeroplane, said experts.

    Hence, a lightning strike, which was suspected to have crippled an SMRT train during a heavy thunderstorm on Wednesday afternoon, would not be dangerous to passengers inside the train.

    http://www.straitsti...t-mrt-commuters

    MRT ridership must have dropped ....� [:p]

    experts say one ... wonder if these experts themselves will take train if its heavy rain with lightning ...� <_<

    This is a faraday's cage la. Dun need to trust SMRT, just trust science.


  • 13 May 2016 - 09:05 AM
    Mustank

    gewtting stuck by lightning can give you incredibly lots of power:

    theflashthecw.png

    the new found power can be quite useful:

    d1e25540eaaec1c7a10b7591749b7ae8.jpg

    but sometime it sucks

    418346_373252202700380_173967849295484_1

    well.....

    funny-gif-Justice-League-Flash.jpg

    bonus:

    funny-demotivational-posters-flash.jpg

    :XD::XD::XD:


  • 13 May 2016 - 09:09 AM
    Joseph22

    Bro, when lightning strike or any damage that results in frying the electrical system, the safety protocol built within is train comes to halt.

    His point is... The train won't jam brake.
  • 13 May 2016 - 09:12 AM
    Mustank

    His point is... The train won't jam brake.

    article-2284273-18487F3F000005DC-604_634

    :XD::XD::XD:


  • 13 May 2016 - 09:13 AM
    Still2016

    His point is... The train won't jam brake.

    bro, if there is power cut or lost immediately like a lightning strike, you want to jam brakes also got no chance.


  • 13 May 2016 - 09:16 AM
    Joseph22

    bro, if there is power cut or lost immediately like a lightning strike, you want to jam brakes also got no chance.

    That's why he say the clip stop 2 sec later is not conclusive...

    article-2284273-18487F3F000005DC-604_634

    :XD: :XD: :XD:

    That's exactly what I was thinking too.
  • 13 May 2016 - 09:57 AM
    Angcheek

    Yup......

    Pay Day .......... :a-happy: :a-toast: :a-popcorn:

    I dont mind pay day cycle is shorter ... but so will the pay lol . Pay by per shot ai mai haha
  • 13 May 2016 - 10:18 AM
    13177

    His point is... The train won't jam brake.

    Lucky the lightning didn't cripple the whole train system, wait power failure again! Lol.


  • 13 May 2016 - 11:33 AM
    Blueray

    This is a faraday's cage la. Dun need to trust SMRT, just trust science.

    I trust science

    But I don't trust SMRT's implementation of the science ...� [:)]


  • 13 May 2016 - 11:39 AM
    Blueray

    My humble suggestion ... �all MRT trains should install flux capacitor ...

    If hit by lightning don't need to run at 88mph, but easily can operate a few days without drawing power from the grid.

    [scholar]

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  • 13 May 2016 - 11:41 AM
    Watwheels

    My humble suggestion ... �all MRT trains should install flux capacitor ...

    If hit by lightning don't need to run at 88mph, but easily can operate a few days without drawing power from the grid.

    [scholar]

    Yeah I agree fully. Going to the future to know when is the train breakdown and going back to the past to fix the issues. [grin]


  • 13 May 2016 - 11:43 AM
    Mustank

    My humble suggestion ... �all MRT trains should install flux capacitor ...

    If hit by lightning don't need to run at 88mph, but easily can operate a few days without drawing power from the grid.

    [scholar]

    if not available locally, can buy from amazon and get daigou to ship

    the reviews say this is genuine stuff, cannot bluff :XD::XD::XD:

    http://www.amazon.co...=flux capacitor


  • 13 May 2016 - 11:49 AM
    Blueray

    Yeah I agree fully. Going to the future to know when is the train breakdown and going back to the past to fix the issues. [grin]

    Yup ... that's for the engineers to do for the MRT.

    Me will just go back to my JC time netball girls locker room ...� [:p]


    Edited by Blueray, 13 May 2016 - 11:49 AM.

  • 13 May 2016 - 07:21 PM
    Wyfitms

    Oh oh... Here we Khaw again.

    Tomorrow sending car for servicing need to take mrt. I go pray first.

    Kbw only join in celebrations with fried chicken

    How abt he join in when train staff are working like hell during breakdowns?
  • 13 May 2016 - 08:08 PM
    Blueray

    Kbw only join in celebrations with fried chicken

    How abt he join in when train staff are working like hell during breakdowns?

    same as SAF lor ... when got celebrations (aka de-brief), its in Officer Mess only ... pat each other the back for job well done in last exercise.

    Other Rank continue to do area cleaning, equipment maintenance, PT ... etc ...


  • 13 May 2016 - 09:52 PM
    Jellandross

    Kbw only join in celebrations with fried chicken

    How abt he join in when train staff are working like hell during breakdowns?

    I notice Khaw never show-face during breakdowns like Tuck Yew did.
  • 14 May 2016 - 10:41 AM
    Blueray

    maybe he did show up ... just that people did not notice him ...� [:p]


  • 14 May 2016 - 11:03 AM
    Mustank

    maybe he did show up ... just that people did not notice him ... [:p]

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  • 15 May 2016 - 12:32 AM
    Porker

    East Japan Railway Co. (JR East) wasn�t going to let something like an open door on a packed rush-hour train get in the way of punctuality.

    With the use of a sheet and a railway employee deployed to prevent passengers from falling through the stuck-open door, the troubled JR Yokosuka Line train ran from JR Hodogaya Station to the major hub of Yokohama Station on the morning of May 11.

    JR East said the operation was perfectly safe, but the one-stop ride did cause jitters among the passengers.

    �Although the entrance was covered by the sheet, I was scared because the train seemed to be running quite fast,� a university student in his 20s said.

    The problem occurred around 7:50 a.m., when one of the doors on the train would not close at JR Hodogaya Station.

    Instead of suspending services, JR East attached a special sheet called Kinteimaku, 1.2 meters wide and 0.8 meter high, to the handrails at the open door, and a railway employee rode with the 200 to 300 passengers.

    JR East said it decides whether to suspend services or use the Kinteimaku on a case-by-case basis.

    �We decided on the appropriate response to the incident after considering the presence of inspectors at Yokohama Station, the large number of station staff, the ease to transfer to other lines, and the time needed to unload passengers,� an official of JR East�s Yokohama branch office said. �It was completely free of anything dangerous.�

    The problem door eventually closed at Yokohama Station, but JR East kept passengers off two carriages near the door until the next stop, Shin-Kawasaki Station, as a precaution.

    (This article was written by Hideaki Ishiyama and Ikuho Maeda)

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  • 15 May 2016 - 07:43 AM
    Mustank
    Fierce!
  • 15 May 2016 - 08:29 AM
    Roadrunner2029

    The volumes that move through SMRT is seriously nothing (literally) compared with Tokyo. Easily 40M commuters go through the Tokyo rail system every day.


  • 15 May 2016 - 08:32 AM
    Count-Bracula

    Heng Ahhhhhhhhh........

    At least not "Blood Suckers"


    Heng ahh indeed!
  • 15 May 2016 - 08:38 AM
    Wt_know
    look at the railway employee sibei sian look .... do or die ... just cheong ... [sweatdrop]


    East Japan Railway Co. (JR East) wasn�t going to let something like an open door on a packed rush-hour train get in the way of punctuality.

    With the use of a sheet and a railway employee deployed to prevent passengers from falling through the stuck-open door, the troubled JR Yokosuka Line train ran from JR Hodogaya Station to the major hub of Yokohama Station on the morning of May 11.

    JR East said the operation was perfectly safe, but the one-stop ride did cause jitters among the passengers.

    �Although the entrance was covered by the sheet, I was scared because the train seemed to be running quite fast,� a university student in his 20s said.

    The problem occurred around 7:50 a.m., when one of the doors on the train would not close at JR Hodogaya Station.

    Instead of suspending services, JR East attached a special sheet called Kinteimaku, 1.2 meters wide and 0.8 meter high, to the handrails at the open door, and a railway employee rode with the 200 to 300 passengers.

    JR East said it decides whether to suspend services or use the Kinteimaku on a case-by-case basis.

    �We decided on the appropriate response to the incident after considering the presence of inspectors at Yokohama Station, the large number of station staff, the ease to transfer to other lines, and the time needed to unload passengers,� an official of JR East�s Yokohama branch office said. �It was completely free of anything dangerous.�

    The problem door eventually closed at Yokohama Station, but JR East kept passengers off two carriages near the door until the next stop, Shin-Kawasaki Station, as a precaution.

    (This article was written by Hideaki Ishiyama and Ikuho Maeda)


    Edited by Wt_know, 15 May 2016 - 08:39 AM.

  • 20 May 2016 - 10:10 PM
    Blueray
    SMRT and NTU set up S$60m research lab to look into rail reliability

    The SMRT-NTU Smart Urban Rail Corporate Laboratory will focus on developing better monitoring capabilities and enhancing the reliability of existing rail assets.

    SINGAPORE: Transport operator SMRT and Nanyang Technological University (NTU) on Friday (May 20) announced its S$60 million joint research laboratory, which aims to develop technological solutions to make the train system more resilient and reliable.�

    .....

    http://www.channelne...0m/2802016.html

    I think they should spend the $60m to reward their staff better and on train maintenance ....


  • 21 May 2016 - 09:22 AM
    Wt_know

    research lab .... really?

    if invest the $60m in changing all the wear and tear parts ... reliability can shoot up 60% liao !

    it's like spending $400k to rename Marina Bay to Marina Bay

    does that mean after spending $60m ... the research report is to highlight the importance of train maintenance? [sly]

    SMRT and NTU set up S$60m research lab to look into rail reliability


    Edited by Wt_know, 21 May 2016 - 09:24 AM.

  • 21 May 2016 - 12:12 PM
    Raychay

    research lab .... really?

    if invest the $60m in changing all the wear and tear parts ... reliability can shoot up 60% liao !

    Or buy better quality cable ties� [laugh]


  • 21 May 2016 - 01:39 PM
    Blueray

    Or buy better quality cable ties� [laugh]

    haha ... yes, should buy better ones ... not the type that mustafa uses for plastic bags.


  • 22 May 2016 - 01:12 PM
    Blueray
    SMRT reduces evening peak-hour fleet by two

    ...

    It is understood that SMRT and the Land Transport Authority (LTA) have reduced the evening peak fleet to a maximum of 116 trains, from 118 previously. The two trains were taken from the East-West Line.

    This is to reduce the electrical load on the system, until a full investigation into the unprecedented incident is completed.

    ...

    http://www.straitsti...ur-fleet-by-two


  • 22 May 2016 - 02:14 PM
    Picnic06-Biante15

    SMRT reduces evening peak-hour fleet by two

    ...

    It is understood that SMRT and the Land Transport Authority (LTA) have reduced the evening peak fleet to a maximum of 116 trains, from 118 previously. The two trains were taken from the East-West Line.

    This is to reduce the electrical load on the system, until a full investigation into the unprecedented incident is completed.

    ...

    http://www.straitsti...ur-fleet-by-two

    How much power can the 2 trains consumed ???

    Might as well take off 20 trains, then the consumption reduce ... [laugh]


  • 22 May 2016 - 02:58 PM
    Blueray

    How much power can the 2 trains consumed ???

    Might as well take off 20 trains, then the consumption reduce ... [laugh]

    if taking off 2 trains does not work ...

    next thing is because bui bui passengers are adding to the load so need bui bui tax ...� [scholar]


  • 22 May 2016 - 03:10 PM
    Picnic06-Biante15

    if taking off 2 trains does not work ...

    next thing is because bui bui passengers are adding to the load so need bui bui tax ...� [scholar]

    hmmmmm............. at the platform, a weighing machine for every passenger. Pay by weight ...


  • 22 May 2016 - 03:17 PM
    Blueray

    hmmmmm............. at the platform, a weighing machine for every passenger. Pay by weight ...

    not just by weight ... by distance also ...

    cos bui bui who travel from Pasir Ris to Joo Koon adds more load to the system than bui bui who travels from Bishan to Orchard.

    :XD:


  • 22 May 2016 - 03:39 PM
    Yewheng
    Will they start ordering newer train that is less heavy or still maintain or worst order even heavier train. If it is the latter, it makes no sense.
  • 27 May 2016 - 10:13 AM
    keanie
    Another safety lapse yesterday 1.50am near Sembawang station. Heng ah! d contractor survived d 750 volt electrical shock. SMRT please buck up before more lives gone.

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  • 27 May 2016 - 10:50 AM
    Mustank

    Bv_5.png


  • 31 May 2016 - 07:59 AM
    Blueray
    Khaw blames distracted management for rail issues

    SINGAPORE � In hard-hitting remarks about the state of Singapore�s rail reliability, Transport Minister Khaw Boon Wan said on Monday (May 30)�that �complacency and certainly distracted management� led to the current state of affairs, as he outlined areas the rail operators need to shape up in.

    .....

    http://www.todayonli...ail-reliability


  • 31 May 2016 - 08:09 AM
    Mustank

    Khaw blames distracted management for rail issues
    SINGAPORE � In hard-hitting remarks about the state of Singapore�s rail reliability, Transport Minister Khaw Boon Wan said on Monday (May 30) that �complacency and certainly distracted management� led to the current state of affairs, as he outlined areas the rail operators need to shape up in.
    .....
    http://www.todayonli...ail-reliability

    Stir ah stir :XD:
  • 31 May 2016 - 08:15 AM
    Vratenza

    Distracted CEO still can get >2.25mil pay package....not bad

    http://www.straitsti...-225m-last-year

    Damn... should have studied harder last time...now can get distracted yet get paid handsomely...

    sorry-i-amp-039-m-two-distracted_o_22373


  • 31 May 2016 - 08:21 AM
    Watwheels

    Khaw blames distracted management for rail issues

    SINGAPORE � In hard-hitting remarks about the state of Singapore�s rail reliability, Transport Minister Khaw Boon Wan said on Monday (May 30)�that �complacency and certainly distracted management� led to the current state of affairs, as he outlined areas the rail operators need to shape up in.

    .....

    http://www.todayonli...ail-reliability

    Blah blah blah....here comes blame culture. Where's GKY?


  • 31 May 2016 - 08:43 AM
    Blueray

    Distracted CEO still can get >2.25mil pay package....not bad

    http://www.straitsti...-225m-last-year

    Damn... should have studied harder last time...now can get distracted yet get paid handsomely...

    if he not distracted maybe we have to pay him $4.5m ?� :o


    Edited by Blueray, 31 May 2016 - 08:43 AM.

  • 31 May 2016 - 08:47 AM
    Vratenza

    you may be right....

    Distracted + Ownself Grade Ownself B = 2.25mil

    Distracted + Ownself Grade Ownself A = 4.5mil

    NOT Distracted + Ownself Grade Ownself A= 9mil

    .

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    you notice passenger/customer satisfaction and train safety record not part of the equation?

    if he not distracted maybe we have to pay him $4.5m ?� :o


  • 31 May 2016 - 08:58 AM
    Vratenza

    Where got blame culture?

    Eh hullo... already say is just a "remark" niah....

    Just like the many PAP euphemism beforehand... there is a difference between what PAP says and what we understand. You are PSC scholar? No right? Then cannot expect to understand the difference just like me.

    Let me add to my own quick reference list in case I need to revise their true meaning:

    political euphemism (Singapore Version):

    - flooding = ponding

    - policy U-turn = policy rethink

    - 1 million/gold taps = peanuts

    - monkey middle fingering = twitter noob

    - PAP MP f*** around with other people's wife = personal discretion

    - MRT breaks down more frequently = more reliable

    - Remarks = blame culture

    :XD:

    Blah blah blah....here comes blame culture. Where's GKY?


  • 31 May 2016 - 09:01 AM
    Joseph22

    I notice Khaw never show-face during breakdowns like Tuck Yew did.

    Maybe he got appear lah.. But people though is Hui ge.
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