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Signs that SMRT is doing a good job

Submitted by on December 26, 2008 – 11:30 AM7 Comments | 7 views

Taken at around 12noon on a weekday.

Saw Phaik Hwa, president & CEO, SMRT, said: “The importance of the train is to ensure you can pack as many people as possible.”

Keep up the good work guys.

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7 Comments »

  • Kevin Lim says:

    Thought I’d drop some inspiration DK. Been seeing your photos documenting the time vs. density of the trains. Perhaps you could do a time lapse video or a giant mosaic using photos taking at different times of the day. Makes your project more visible :)

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  • Felix Ker says:

    DK, they’re doing good, but not best yet. (Look at the blank space infront of your camera and your ability to lift your hand up for a photo.)

    I was on Shanghai’s MRT 3 weeks ago. You really feel like Sardine having your body pushed against each others’. Not to mention it was Sunday that I took train.

    I wasn’t even able to lift my hand up, or to move or even hold on to the hand rails.

    Just my two cents.

  • Johahn says:

    Uh huh…And there i was thinking that the importance of the train was transport convenience. Well, I couldn’t be any more wrong I suppose. Indulging in armpit juice and smelly farts come first.

  • xizor2000 says:

    I have been on the Shanghai MRT before and while it is true it is packed beyond imagination, Shanghai also has a higher population density where people from surrounding towns comes into the city to work. On top of which, there’s a turnover of passengers every few stations. Try get that kind of turnover in Singapore.

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  • dk says:

    Kevin: Good idea. Let me collect more photos first. :)

    Felix: Why we compare with Shanghai? Why not compare ourselves with other countries who are doing better?

    Johahn: Armpit juice and smelly fart? eeerrr….. eeerrr….

    Xizor: The town planning also plays an important role. We got too many stuff on the central already. Causing everyone to all go to town in the morning and thus such a packed train.

  • Seelan Palay says:

    Haha! I greatly enjoy almost all your blog posts, DK.

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  • dk says:

    Seelan Palay: Thanks. :)

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