mycarforum: ALL consolidated SMRT/NEL/KTM simisai BREAKDOWNS here! part 20

amk pouring heavily resulting in train crawling from bishan towards amk. hopefully it wont cause a delay in later NS line. gd luck!

It is normal for train crawling during heavy rain whether it is sg train system or other countries train system? Lol.

Imagine going to Chinatown MRT station at 11am -- only to find it 'closed'
http://singaporeseen...-find-it-closed

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Imagine going to Chinatown MRT station at 11am -- only to find it 'closed'
http://singaporeseen...-find-it-closed

Cny mah
Of course close :grin:

Please come back after 15 [laugh]

In ew line near je twds west. Train hasnt moved in 15 mins

Got off after 20mins delay and looks ?ike its not moving anymore. Disruption signs all over. Good luck to others heading west.

Edited by Karoon, 19 February 2016 - 06:07 PM.

trains down. starts fm joo koon. all stuck at the bus interchange now.

Enjoy the world class moments.

Enjoy the world class moments.

Good one

this kind of response from orbiwan ... :a-noway:

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6 mins travel time is 6 mins travel time

it's total add 6 mins not every station add 6 mins

now that mrt run at crawling speed ... it's already slower than 6 mins liao

however, a delay ... even 3 mins is a DELAY!

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because of 100 tweet to flame LTA or SMRT ... now must cut thru reserve?

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https://sg.news.yaho...-073258290.html

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�I�m not sure if we can brush aside extra six minutes just like that because for the MRT commuters, extra half a minute is terrible,� Khaw said.
�Because when the train has a disruption and there�s an extra one minute of delay, within that one minute (commuters) send out maybe 100 tweets to flame LTA or SMRT,� he added.

Edited by Wt_know, 29 February 2016 - 09:37 PM.

this kind of response from orbiwan ...

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6 mins travel time is 6 mins travel time

it's total add 6 mins not every station add 6 mins

now that mrt run at crawling speed ... it's already slower than 6 mins liao

however, a delay ... even 3 mins is a DELAY!

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because of 100 tweet to flame LTA or SMRT ... now must cut thru reserve?

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https://sg.news.yaho...-073258290.html

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sounds like a done deal already lor ...

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would be very surprised if the route was "diverted". [:p]

i accept the fact that a "direct" route is better than a "diverted" route

but this kind of 5 years old excuse ... beh sai lor

comparing a 6mins travel time vs a 6mins delay ... la la ki ki liao

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i believe many accept the fact point a to b travel time is 36mins and not 30mins + 6mins delay

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sounds like a done deal already lor ...

would be very surprised if the route was "diverted".

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Edited by Wt_know, 29 February 2016 - 09:55 PM.

Just saw this message at onemotoring, estimated additional 15 minutes travelling time from Jurong East to Redhill stations due to track fault at Redhill!

Now sky very dark

Now sky very dark

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Sky dark is due to the eclipse of the sun and moon today (7.30 to 9.30am).� Next one will be in 33 years time.

Sky dark is due to the eclipse of the sun and moon today (7.30 to 9.30am).� Next one will be in 33 years time.

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whoa man! I too old to see liao

Now sky very dark

Sky dark got link to mrt breakdown? Lol.

Sky dark got link to mrt breakdown? Lol.

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hehe :grin:

mrt breakdown is track fault, line fault, signal fault ... can also blame sky fault

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Sky dark got link to mrt breakdown? Lol.

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Sky dark is due to the eclipse of the sun and moon today (7.30 to 9.30am).� Next one will be in 33 years time.

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Who told you that?

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Next solar eclipse visible in SG is on 26th Dec 2019.

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http://www.timeandda...apore/singapore

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Solar eclipse is pretty common around the world. Next one is 1st Sep 2016. Not visible in SG.

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http://www.timeandda...lipse/list.html

mrt breakdown is track fault, line fault, signal fault ... can also blame sky fault

Recently seems many cases of train fault and track fault. But don't cause major disruption only.

Who told you that?

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Next solar eclipse visible in SG is on 26th Dec 2019.

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http://www.timeandda...apore/singapore

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Solar eclipse is pretty common around the world. Next one is 1st Sep 2016. Not visible in SG.

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http://www.timeandda...lipse/list.html

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This boxing day one looks fun.

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It happens during the mid-day and is almost a total eclipse.

Who told you that?

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Next solar eclipse visible in SG is on 26th Dec 2019.

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http://www.timeandda...apore/singapore

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Solar eclipse is pretty common around the world. Next one is 1st Sep 2016. Not visible in SG.

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http://www.timeandda...lipse/list.html

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Mentioned in the Channel 8 news yesterday.
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This boxing day one looks fun.

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It happens during the mid-day and is almost a total eclipse.

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26 December is a PH then everyone can go and watch [laugh] [laugh] [laugh] .� christmas day is on Sunday.

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The last time I watched was during my upper primary school time.� I went to Science Centre and watch.�

whoa man! I too old to see liao

This is what you missed ~~TO SEE~~�with your failing sight

09 Mar 2016 | Local News : Singapore

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A poll commissioned by the LTA showed that commuters were more satisfied with public transport last year than in the last five years.

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Commuters were more satisfied last year with public transport than they had ever been in the last five years, a poll commissioned by the Land Transport Authority showed, reported�The Straits Times.�

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The latest annual Public Transport Customer Satisfaction Survey revealed that the satisfaction level inched upwards by 0.5 points to reach 91.8 percent - the highest since 2010.�It was the second consecutive improvement since the government pumped in billions to expand the public bus fleet, and ramped up a rail renewal programme on the older North-South and East-West MRT lines.

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The satisfaction level for bus services improved for the third consecutive year, rising slightly to 90.7 percent.�The most significant improvement was in waiting time, which rose to 72.4 percent. Despite that, waiting time remained the lowest-scoring component of the bus satisfaction matrix.�Bus reliability rose by 5.4 points to 84.2 percent.
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The satisfaction level for MRT services also rose, despite the unprecedented breakdown in July that affected nearly half a million people. Waiting time posted a 3.9 point improvement and service information was 3.7 points higher.�However, the MRT scored somewhat poorly for crucial components such as reliability and comfort. They stood at 83.7 and and 78.9 percent, respectively.

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Overall, public transport commuters were most satisfied with accessibility to bus stops, stations and interchanges (90.2 percent). Next came safety and security (90 percent).

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I only take train on occasional Sundays to send my kids to classes. 2 stops only. Yeah, I'm satisfied it didn't breakdown. LoL...

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But seriously this kinda ownself pat ownself on the back should stop.
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However, the MRT scored somewhat poorly for crucial components such as reliability and comfort. They stood at 83.7 and and 78.9 percent, respectively.

Score 80% for reliability and comfort is called scored poorly? [laugh] Maybe out of 200%.

I only take train on occasional Sundays to send my kids to classes. 2 stops only. Yeah, I'm satisfied it didn't breakdown. LoL...

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But seriously this kinda ownself pat ownself on the back should stop.
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Score 80% for reliability and comfort is called scored poorly? Maybe out of 200%.

I think this survey target commuters like those who take train occasional, during off peak hours or 1-2 stops only. That's why they are satisfied with the public transport. Try interview those commuters taking train during the peak hours, esp at Jurong East MRT in the evening, see whether are they really satisfied?! [shakehead]

09 Mar 2016 | Local News : Singapore

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A poll commissioned by the LTA showed that commuters were more satisfied with public transport last year than in the last five years.

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Commuters were more satisfied last year with public transport than they had ever been in the last five years, a poll commissioned by the Land Transport Authority showed, reported�The Straits Times.�

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The latest annual Public Transport Customer Satisfaction Survey revealed that the satisfaction level inched upwards by 0.5 points to reach 91.8 percent - the highest since 2010.�It was the second consecutive improvement since the government pumped in billions to expand the public bus fleet, and ramped up a rail renewal programme on the older North-South and East-West MRT lines.

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The satisfaction level for bus services improved for the third consecutive year, rising slightly to 90.7 percent.�The most significant improvement was in waiting time, which rose to 72.4 percent. Despite that, waiting time remained the lowest-scoring component of the bus satisfaction matrix.�Bus reliability rose by 5.4 points to 84.2 percent.
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The satisfaction level for MRT services also rose, despite the unprecedented breakdown in July that affected nearly half a million people. Waiting time posted a 3.9 point improvement and service information was 3.7 points higher.�However, the MRT scored somewhat poorly for crucial components such as reliability and comfort. They stood at 83.7 and and 78.9 percent, respectively.

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Overall, public transport commuters were most satisfied with accessibility to bus stops, stations and interchanges (90.2 percent). Next came safety and security (90 percent).

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Great job SMRT and LTA.

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One round of bonus for all.

World class moments. No complaints.

sporeans are satisfied ... so we don't want to hear complaints anymore ... hehe

http://www.msn.com/e...ykKj?li=AAaGkVj

That Toothless Ah Pek called Mustank��spoke for all and consperm all is well in the pubic transport �and no comprains�

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Edited by BanCoe, 10 March 2016 - 10:39 AM.

That Toothless Ah Pek called Mustank��spoke for all and consperm all is well in the pubic transport �and no comprains�

Whether you are happy or not happy with the public transport also same, complaint also no use. Just live with it cause nothing that we can change the situation. Lol.

Not mrt breakdown, but lift breakdown!

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11 ppl trapped inside lift for 25 mins at Kallang MRT after lift breakdown

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Not mrt breakdown, but lift breakdown!

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11 ppl trapped inside lift for 25 mins at Kallang MRT after lift breakdown

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recently got lift siao siao at AMK, not spread to kallang mrt huh?... [laugh]

Not mrt breakdown, but lift breakdown!

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11 ppl trapped inside lift for 25 mins at Kallang MRT after lift breakdown

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Trapped for 25 mins? Looks like anything to do with smrt breakdown, default must trapped for at least 20 mins or more!

Not mrt breakdown, but lift breakdown!

11 ppl trapped inside lift for 25 mins at Kallang MRT after lift breakdown

Don't look like disabled [laugh]

Don't look like disabled

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I always use that lift.� I even remember to board train from door 13 which is the nearest to that lift.

Lta got check properly anot? Or need Elon musk call again?

Lta got check properly anot? Or need Elon musk call again?

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Lift not under BCA meh.

Lift not under BCA meh.

Under BCA or not doesn't mean the lift would not breakdown. Lol.

It's like the good old 'cheap-good-fast' choose 2 out of the 3.

What we have now is 'train-gantry-lift' choose 2 to work at any one time...2nd one never seems to breakdown since it collects fares.

ownself check ownself already ... oops forgot to check the lift ...

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Lta got check properly anot? Or need Elon musk call again?

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It's like the good old 'cheap-good-fast' choose 2 out of the 3.

What we have now is 'train-gantry-lift' choose 2 to work at any one time...2nd one never seems to breakdown since it collects fares.

SINGAPORE - A train fault on the Circle Line apparently caused widespread congestion at MRT stations during morning rush hour on Tuesday (March 15).

While there were no updates on the train fault on operator SMRT's Twitter page, the first complaints started appearing on Twitter at around 8.10am.

Several commuters complained of slow trains and being stuck at stations.

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Looks like breakdown down during peak hour is a norm now!

SMRT cover up train breakdown incident today

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While frustrations grew and tempers flared, SMRT held back information over a massive train breakdown that happened along the Circle Line affecting key interchange Serangoon�and Dhoby Ghaut�this morning (Mar 15). The listed conglomerate in Singapore�s transport duopoly did not update their Twitter and Facebook account as they usually do. SMRT has as in past occasions use these social media outlets as official channels to inform commuters of train delays.

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According to twitter accounts, there was a train fault along the Circle Line this morning around 8.10am and train stations became unbearably crowded for close to an hour.

It appears SMRT has taken train delays and breakdowns as part and parcel of everyday life to not see the need to inform commuters. Despite having news outlets picking up the report, SMRT did not apologize or make any explanation for the morning delay.

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In the recent transport survey conducted by the Land Transport Authority, Singaporeans surveyed were found very satisfied at 78.9% satisfaction rate over train service. The result has however been called out as a bluff by many Singaporeans online as the Singapore government has a history of fabricating statistics and surveys to generate a better image for itself.

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I like the ??? part best!

SMRT cover up train breakdown incident today

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While frustrations grew and tempers flared, SMRT held back information over a massive train breakdown that happened along the Circle Line affecting key interchange Serangoon�and Dhoby Ghaut�this morning (Mar 15). The listed conglomerate in Singapore�s transport duopoly did not update their Twitter and Facebook account as they usually do. SMRT has as in past occasions use these social media outlets as official channels to inform commuters of train delays.

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According to twitter accounts, there was a train fault along the Circle Line this morning around 8.10am and train stations became unbearably crowded for close to an hour.

It appears SMRT has taken train delays and breakdowns as part and parcel of everyday life to not see the need to inform commuters. Despite having news outlets picking up the report, SMRT did not apologize or make any explanation for the morning delay.

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In the recent transport survey conducted by the Land Transport Authority, Singaporeans surveyed were found very satisfied at 78.9% satisfaction rate over train service. The result has however been called out as a bluff by many Singaporeans online as the Singapore government has a history of fabricating statistics and surveys to generate a better image for itself.

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tell the writer, please don't comprain

To me it's very simple ...

The train is either moving ...
Or its not moving ...

tell the writer, please don't comprain

Maybe the writer should take a look at this. Lol.

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https://www.youtube....h?v=pRBLnth4oSg

No, but I tried. Ooops!

Be careful ah wait get caught

Be careful ah wait get caught
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Get caught of what?

Get caught of what?

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See the guy's left hand.

See the guy's left hand.

Oh i see. [rolleyes]

Oh i see.

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that's the difference between a lao jiao like fcw75� :secret-laugh:

i'm refraining myself from posting the quote "i don't want to hear anymore complain ..." lol

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SMRT cover up train breakdown incident today

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Edited by Wt_know, 17 March 2016 - 01:54 PM.

that's the difference between a lao jiao like fcw75�

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Take one to know one what that guy is trying to do.

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JUST KIDDING! :grin:

Train fault at near paya lebar and additional travelling time is required between tanah merah and aljunied during our peak hours again!�Looks like delay and breakdown already become a norm in our train!

Train fault at near paya lebar and additional travelling time is required between tanah merah and aljunied during our peak hours again!�Looks like delay and breakdown already become a norm in our train!

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Just read this ... hopefully our Bros here or their families are not affected during this peak hour ...

Luckily, its school holiday, and its Friday ....

yup, got the notification on My Transport app.

Just read this ... hopefully our Bros here or their families are not affected during this peak hour ...

Luckily, its school holiday, and its Friday ....

I believe whether it is school holiday or Friday or not, any breakdown confirmed affect people. Even train comes�3 mins longer, the effect it have on the train�crowds can be scary. This is what we called ripple effect. Lol.�

Edited by 13177, 18 March 2016 - 09:22 AM.

I believe whether it is school holiday or Friday or not, any breakdown confirmed affect people. Even train comes�3 mins longer, the effect it have on the train�crowds can be scary. This is what we called ripple effect. Lol.�

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you are right. it is not that commuters cannot stand waiting for an extra 5 mins.

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once u are delayed by a few mins during peak hours, the station will start to flood with sea of people

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that one see already also stress

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i guess KBW cannot understand this cos he has not experienced it himself� [laugh]

you are right. it is not that commuters cannot stand waiting for an extra 5 mins.

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once u are delayed by a few mins during peak hours, the station will start to flood with sea of people

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that one see already also stress

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i guess KBW cannot understand this cos he has not experienced it himself�

Think KBW might experience this but only once or twice per year, don't think he can understand fully. Lol. Only if you take the train on everyday basic, then can understand this analogy. Many times it is not about the long waiting time, but the ripple effect on the flood of people on the train and platform! The difference between a 2 mins interval vs a 4 mins interval train could have a big impact on the crowds.

Edited by 13177, 18 March 2016 - 11:19 AM.

Seems like the NE and CCL line have delay/breakdown in separate occasion today?! Think i have received the updates but didn't bother to read much. Lol.

4-hour MRT disruption on E-W Line

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A track fault on the East-West MRT Line yesterday caused the most serious rail disruption since January.�

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The fault near Paya Lebar station, suspected to have been triggered by a works vehicle during the pre-dawn maintenance shift, lengthened travelling time by up to 30 minutes on the westbound track during the morning rush hours.

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Service was affected for nearly four hours, with normal service resuming only by 10.10am.

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Commuters tweeted about the train disruption from as early as 6.30am.

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Finance analyst Kat Lee, 30, said her trip from Bedok to Paya Lebar took more than 25 minutes.

"Normally the train ride for the same distance takes slightly more than five minutes," she said.

"The delay caused me to be 15 minutes late for a meeting I was hosting."

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Yesterday, SMRT had initially announced that journey times would take 15 minutes longer. It then progressively revised this to 20, 25 and finally, 30 minutes.

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The disruption affected thousands of commuters travelling during the morning commuting hours from 6.30am to around 9am.

Checks carried out by The Straits Times found that neither trains nor stations between Aljunied and Raffles Place were packed from 9.30am.

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By around 9.40am, station announcements stated that the track fault had been rectified, but service was not up to speed yet because of congestion. Normal service resumed only by 10.10am.

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SMRT spokesman Patrick Nathan said the disruption was traced to a faulty track signal circuit.

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"Our engineering staff replaced the faulty track circuit while some trains were halted momentarily for the repair work," he said.

"Initial investigations revealed that overnight track work by a track tamping vehicle, which is used to compact the ballast that supports the tracks, may have damaged the track circuit."

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He added: "We are sorry for the inconvenience caused. Procedures will be strengthened for overnight track work to prevent a recurrence of the incident."

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The last major breakdown affecting a long stretch of the MRT took place on Jan 28, when a train fault disrupted morning rush-hour commute on the East-West Line.

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During that disruption, travelling time from Aljunied station to Jurong East station took 25 minutes longer. Service resumed fully about an hour later.

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http://news.asiaone....uption-e-w-line

Edited by Blueray, 19 March 2016 - 09:48 PM.

4 hour disruption on yesterday breakdown! Looks like breakdown happen almost every week and seems like nobody bother about it anymore?!

MRT breakdown better not to tweet so many ... wait "someone" not happy

Edited by Wt_know, 19 March 2016 - 11:22 PM.

MRT breakdown better not to tweet so many ... wait "someone" not happy

Correct, don't tweet, don't complain and just endure it silently. Lol.

MRT breakdown better not to tweet so many ... wait "someone" not happy

Harakiriman? [sly]

4-hour MRT disruption on E-W Line

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A track fault on the East-West MRT Line yesterday caused the most serious rail disruption since January.�

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The fault near Paya Lebar station, suspected to have been triggered by a works vehicle during the pre-dawn maintenance shift,

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http://news.asiaone....uption-e-w-line

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Ah, now see why little or no maintenance carried out during reign of the woman CEO.

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Maintenance cause more problems than no maintenance.

They always created many problems during their pre-dawn maintenance shift, and affect the train during the morning peak. Which until now i still don't understand why the maintenance teams in smrt still cannot make it?

4-hour MRT disruption on E-W Line

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A track fault on the East-West MRT Line yesterday caused the most serious rail disruption since January.�

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The fault near Paya Lebar station, suspected to have been triggered by a works vehicle during the pre-dawn maintenance shift, lengthened travelling time by up to 30 minutes on the westbound track during the morning rush hours.

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Service was affected for nearly four hours, with normal service resuming only by 10.10am.

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Commuters tweeted about the train disruption from as early as 6.30am.

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Finance analyst Kat Lee, 30, said her trip from Bedok to Paya Lebar took more than 25 minutes.

"Normally the train ride for the same distance takes slightly more than five minutes," she said.

"The delay caused me to be 15 minutes late for a meeting I was hosting."

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Yesterday, SMRT had initially announced that journey times would take 15 minutes longer. It then progressively revised this to 20, 25 and finally, 30 minutes.

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The disruption affected thousands of commuters travelling during the morning commuting hours from 6.30am to around 9am.

Checks carried out by The Straits Times found that neither trains nor stations between Aljunied and Raffles Place were packed from 9.30am.

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By around 9.40am, station announcements stated that the track fault had been rectified, but service was not up to speed yet because of congestion. Normal service resumed only by 10.10am.

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SMRT spokesman Patrick Nathan said the disruption was traced to a faulty track signal circuit.

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"Our engineering staff replaced the faulty track circuit while some trains were halted momentarily for the repair work," he said.

"Initial investigations revealed that overnight track work by a track tamping vehicle, which is used to compact the ballast that supports the tracks, may have damaged the track circuit."

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He added: "We are sorry for the inconvenience caused. Procedures will be strengthened for overnight track work to prevent a recurrence of the incident."

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The last major breakdown affecting a long stretch of the MRT took place on Jan 28, when a train fault disrupted morning rush-hour commute on the East-West Line.

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During that disruption, travelling time from Aljunied station to Jurong East station took 25 minutes longer. Service resumed fully about an hour later.

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http://news.asiaone....uption-e-w-line

More than 30 min delay. My wife board the train at Pasir Ris before 8am, and reaches Paya Lebar at 9am+. And the best part was�NO announcement at MRT station at all!

Why are you surprised ?�

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More than 30 min delay. My wife board the train at Pasir Ris before 8am, and reaches Paya Lebar at 9am+. And the best part was�NO announcement at MRT station at all!

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More than 30 min delay. My wife board the train at Pasir Ris before 8am, and reaches Paya Lebar at 9am+. And the best part was�NO announcement at MRT station at all!

This is nothing new anymore.

Why are you surprised ?�

I am not surprised, just highlighting that take news report with a pinch of salt.

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Not the first time she encountered MRT breakdown. The other time lagi better, stuck in MRT station for almost 1 hour (due to crowd control measures that restrict people movement in and�out of MRT station) with NO train services, and the next day, news reported a minor delay of 10 min...

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I am not complaining, but waiting patiently for all these nonsense to be resolved. I know it is fat hope...

Once I thought MRT was a faster route to the airport at around 5-6pm when ECP/PIE would be peak, the train was delayed between Expo and Changi for about 15-20 mins. Slightly panicking as it was close to flight departure time. No announcements either - the train was moving albeit very slowly, jerking and stopping intermittently.�

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I am not surprised, just highlighting that take news report with a pinch of salt.

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Not the first time she encountered MRT breakdown. The other time lagi better, stuck in MRT station for almost 1 hour (due to crowd control measures that restrict people movement in and�out of MRT station) with NO train services, and the next day, news reported a minor delay of 10 min...

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I am not complaining, but waiting patiently for all these nonsense to be resolved. I know it is fat hope...

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Once I thought MRT was a faster route to the airport at around 5-6pm when ECP/PIE would be peak, the train was delayed between Expo and Changi for about 15-20 mins. Slightly panicking as it was close to flight departure time. No announcements either - the train was moving albeit very slowly, jerking and stopping intermittently.�

If all minor delays were to be reported, guess SMRT / SBS has to hire one battalion of staff just to send announcement (via PA / SMS / Apps / Twitter, etc.) and response to massive public scolding, and needless to say someone position will be at risk.

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But, announcement should be made so as to allow traveller to plan their trip better. They always said start your journey early, but just how early is sufficient. Can't be that I start work at 9am, start taking train at 6am right?

Once I thought MRT was a faster route to the airport at around 5-6pm when ECP/PIE would be peak, the train was delayed between Expo and Changi for about 15-20 mins. Slightly panicking as it was close to flight departure time. No announcements either - the train was moving albeit very slowly, jerking and stopping intermittently.�

Our train is no longer reliable and fast. And it could breakdown any sec and mins. So you need to prepare for extra timing and mindset that your journey will be longer or you will get stuck in the train/station somewhere for long period of time. Lol.

If all minor delays were to be reported, guess SMRT / SBS has to hire one battalion of staff just to send announcement (via PA / SMS / Apps / Twitter, etc.) and response to massive public scolding, and needless to say someone position will be at risk.

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But, announcement should be made so as to allow traveller to plan their trip better. They always said start your journey early, but just how early is sufficient. Can't be that I start work at 9am, start taking train at 6am right?

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day after the EW line delay, CCL also had delay but not reported by media.

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I have My Transport app on my hp, so I do receive messages when MRT is "facing delay"� [laugh]

I am not surprised, just highlighting that take news report with a pinch of salt.

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Not the first time she encountered MRT breakdown. The other time lagi better, stuck in MRT station for almost 1 hour (due to crowd control measures that restrict people movement in and�out of MRT station) with NO train services, and the next day, news reported a minor delay of 10 min...

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I am not complaining, but waiting patiently for all these nonsense to be resolved. I know it is fat hope...

Confirmed it is a fat hope that all these nonsense and issues will be resolved. Lol.

day after the EW line delay, CCL also had delay but not reported by media.

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I have My Transport app on my hp, so I do receive messages when MRT is "facing delay"�

On that day not only CCL had delay, NE line also has delay. But not reported at all.

15-20 mins delay is significant considering our size. Without traffic, one travels on PIE from East to West within 35 mins.

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What LTA or MOT still doesn't seem to get it right, is it isn't just a question of not having any delays but at least communicate it timely and effectively so people can re-plan their schedule as much as possible. If I knew the published time will be delayed by 15-20 mins, I will surely just take a taxi or leave early. By delaying such communication, people assume the train is on time and more people get stuck in the delay. Or perhaps they are more concern about their KPI for having no delays.

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Our train is no longer reliable and fast. And it could breakdown any sec and mins. So you need to prepare for extra timing and mindset that your journey will be longer or you will get stuck in the train/station somewhere for long period of time. Lol.

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15-20 mins delay is significant considering our size. Without traffic, one travels on PIE from East to West within 35 mins.

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What LTA or MOT still doesn't seem to get it right, is it isn't just a question of not having any delays but at least communicate it timely and effectively so people can re-plan their schedule as much as possible. If I knew the published time will be delayed by 15-20 mins, I will surely just take a taxi or leave early. By delaying such communication, people assume the train is on time and more people get stuck in the delay. Or perhaps they are more concern about their KPI for having no delays.

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What? And admit all the breakdowns and 'disruptions' honestly?

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Last time complain infrastructure old liao, now is new lines breaking down left and right. smlj!

Edited by Ake109, 21 March 2016 - 04:23 PM.

What? And admit all the breakdowns and 'disruptions' honestly?

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Last time complain infrastructure old liao, now is new lines breaking down left and right. smlj!

Now is any line also can breakdown, whether old or new. And they would still telling you, we are working on it and thanks for your patience and understanding. Lol.

15-20 mins delay is significant considering our size. Without traffic, one travels on PIE from East to West within 35 mins.

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What LTA or MOT still doesn't seem to get it right, is it isn't just a question of not having any delays but at least communicate it timely and effectively so people can re-plan their schedule as much as possible. If I knew the published time will be delayed by 15-20 mins, I will surely just take a taxi or leave early. By delaying such communication, people assume the train is on time and more people get stuck in the delay. Or perhaps they are more concern about their KPI for having no delays.

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They don't want to be F on facebook, Twitter, etc.

Just FYI

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MRT Disruption Feed.

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https://www.facebook.com/LTAsg/

Hui Ge's twin brother must be sick of hearing these breakdown occurring so often. Nowadays seldom hear him telling people to harakiri maybe scared might have to practice what he preach [sweatdrop]

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Just FYI

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MRT Disruption Feed.

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https://www.facebook.com/LTAsg/

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Sure or not? According to the feed, there is another delay/breakdown just now at 7pm plus?

Now got class 95 traffic watch
They should also have radio mrt watch [laugh]

Just received on my transport app.

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i wonder what is the incident... time to go EDMW see see rook rook...

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Edited by Mockngbrd, 22 March 2016 - 12:16 PM.

One technician dead on the track

poor engineer RIP

RIP. [:(]

�Saw this on fb ...�

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Safety procedures not followed?

Wtf. Where are their brains?

what are they doing while the train is in operation??

Man... that's tragic... really sad to hear about this...

RIP to the deceased...

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Let's not speculate why they�were doing there when train�was in operation ... wait for SMRT to explain the whole situation, and whether SOP was followed at that time ...

RIP to the deceased.

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This one although it's a workplace incident, don't think Manpower Minister can issue stop work order....

Stop the speculations la.

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Just because of what that bugger posted on FB doesn't show what is actually happening. He can't even type proper english.

Edited by Fcw75, 22 March 2016 - 12:40 PM.

sorry , just saw on CNA ...... 2 dead ...� :a-rip:

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K8W and that 2.3M man , zhit pai jialiat liao �

Edited by Angcheek, 22 March 2016 - 12:45 PM.

nothing to speculate lah

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https://sg.news.yaho...-041428593.html

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fact - 2 maintenance staff died on the track. SOP certainly breached.�

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but no scared, nothing a warning or financial punishment can't rectify.�

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Next, please�

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Edited by Othello, 22 March 2016 - 12:51 PM.

RIP :(

Could it be possible that both technicians electrocuted whilst carrying out maintenance work on the tracks ... :dizzy:

There are 'live' wire beside the tracks for constant supply of electrical power to the train... :wacko: ��

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RIP ... :a-rip:

Edited by Picnic06-Biante15, 22 March 2016 - 01:16 PM.

OMG!� Really shocked me when I saw the news in Yahoo!� May they rest in peace!� Not one but two die leh!� How could such thing happen!� It happened today right?� Roughly what time?

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The facebook poster said he witnessed the whole incident.� OMG!

�Saw this on fb ...�

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