Copied from a old post of mine.
Eastbound version:
Next stop, City Hall interchange, passengers heading east towards Pasir Ris, please alight and transfer to the east-bound train.
Westbound version:
Next stop, Raffles Place interchange, passengers heading west towards Boon Lay, please alight and transfer to the west-bound train.
Northbound version:
Next stop, Raffles Place interchange, passengers heading north towards Orchard and Yishun, please alight and transfer to the north-bound train.
(After leaving Bedok) Next stop, Tanah Merah interchange, passengers travelling towards Expo and Changi Airport, please alight and wait for the next train.
Tanah Merah interchange, this train is heading towards Simei, Tampines and Pasir Ris, passengers travelling towards Expo and Changi Airport, please alight and wait for the next train. Tanah Merah interchange.
Originally posted by Ajen:Cut-And-Over method?
How does it works?
It's a literal translation from action to words...Dig the tunnel...after that cover up the top part so that the roads can resume to where it was before...and yes thanks for this thread...history lesson on MRT!
What abt the jurong east interchange aunouncement be4 the woodland extension?
Originally posted by Ajen:Cut-And-Over method?
How does it works?
(1) cut and (2) cover.
does any one has a picture of money train?
Lmao. CCK
Originally posted by tranquilice:
I remembered that when the branch line to Choa Chu Kang opened, the colour code was not green and blue but brown and orange instead.From Jurong East to Choa Chu Kang: Orange
From Choa Chu Kang to Jurong East: Brown
Now, orange is used again, for the Circle Line.
http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2318/2155522020_a764a317c9_o.png
I remember that too. I guess this booklet was printed before the change went into effect.
Anyway, here are 2 more pictures of the fares and travel times when the MRT first started running.
just to add on, the Choa Chu Kang Line (B1-B3) had only 3 trains serving it (off-peak). needless to say, they were hardly full (at least, the times when i took it)
btw.. just a few years back before the refurbishment excercise of the 1st-gen trains, anyone remembered a 4-carriage train? not for passenger service of course.. Always saw them transporting some small machines to Marina Bay Station.. the trains turns around at AMK from the Bishan Depot..
then, whenever passing by on CTE, can always spot this particular 4-carriage train...
The 4-car trains are money trains. :D Oh yea, 3 trains serving the Branch Line (B) is already enough. You see the CGL, 3 trains (during peak) at a freq of around 4 min is enough.
The 4-car trains are money trains. :D Oh yea, 3 trains serving the Branch Line (B) is already enough. You see the CGL, 3 trains (during peak) at a freq of around 4 min is enough.
The 4-car trains are money trains. :D Oh yea, 3 trains serving the Branch Line (B) is already enough. You see the CGL, 3 trains (during peak) at a freq of around 4 min is enough.
Originally posted by Ajen:Last time the announcement was 'ting tong.. ting tong.. ting tong' without the 'doors are closing' and the 'toot toot toot toot toot'
The C151 were not delivered with automatic voice announcements, and had to rely on the bell for almost a century. The bell is still available for use, particularly you can hear them at peak busy stations as secondary warning.
Originally posted by littlearea:What abt the jurong east interchange aunouncement be4 the woodland extension?
Some announcements were in four languages, broadcast at one go.
I remember tat EW lines has 2 terminated points over at the east, one is Pasir Ris (current) and Changi Airport (discontinued) and at that time I think the middle platform wasnt use or there is an addional to it. correct me if I am wrong... and that time no need to alight at tanah merah mrt to change train and i've to see well which train terminates at changi airport which train terminates at pasir ris. I think this was around 2002-2004?
Originally posted by willis_chong:The 4-car trains are money trains. :D
care to elaborate more?
now no more?
Originally posted by littlearea:What abt the jurong east interchange aunouncement be4 the woodland extension?
Next stop, Jurong East interchange, passengers heading towards Bt Batok, Bt Gombak & CCK, please alight & transfer to train at middle platform
Originally posted by tranquilice:
I remembered that when the branch line to Choa Chu Kang opened, the colour code was not green and blue but brown and orange instead.From Jurong East to Choa Chu Kang: Orange
From Choa Chu Kang to Jurong East: Brown
Now, orange is used again, for the Circle Line.
http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2318/2155522020_a764a317c9_o.png
wah marine parade that part is sea sia
Originally posted by willis_chong:The 4-car trains are money trains. :D Oh yea, 3 trains serving the Branch Line (B) is already enough. You see the CGL, 3 trains (during peak) at a freq of around 4 min is enough.
http://world.nycsubway.org/perl/show?23184
Originally posted by willis_chong:The 4-car trains are money trains. :D Oh yea, 3 trains serving the Branch Line (B) is already enough. You see the CGL, 3 trains (during peak) at a freq of around 4 min is enough.
http://world.nycsubway.org/perl/show?23184
Originally posted by bus555:I remember tat EW lines has 2 terminated points over at the east, one is Pasir Ris (current) and Changi Airport (discontinued) and at that time I think the middle platform wasnt use or there is an addional to it. correct me if I am wrong... and that time no need to alight at tanah merah mrt to change train and i've to see well which train terminates at changi airport which train terminates at pasir ris. I think this was around 2002-2004?
Correct, 1 in 3 trains end at Changi Airport.
Do you all remembered these announcement?
Dear passengers, if you are using a standard ticket for a single trip, you may obtain a refund of your 1 dollar deposit from the ticketing machine, at your destination station. Thank you.
If you see any suspicious person or articles, please inform our staff, or call 999.
Eating or drinking is not allowed in stations and trains, Thank you for keeping our station and trains clean for confortable for all passengers.
Originally posted by Khairiano:Do you all remembered these announcement?
Dear passengers, if you are using a standard ticket for a single trip, you may obtain a refund of your 1 dollar deposit from the ticketing machine, at your destination station. Thank you.
If you see any suspicious person or articles, please inform our staff, or call 999.
Eating or drinking is not allowed in stations and trains, Thank you for keeping our station and trains clean for confortable for all passengers.
Yeap. Hehehe.
MRT route map (1990):
LOL how come no boon lay station? maybe at that time still u/c?