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Light rail transits cant ahve too many stops- it will breakdown frequently. Singapore has been operating LRT for close to 20 years.

http://www.straitstimes.com/singapo...-recent-major-breakdowns-on-bukit-panjang-lrt

SINGAPORE - The Bukit Panjang LRT has been problematic from the time it started running in 1999. And it still remains so.

Last year, it had 10 major breakdowns (those that last more than half an hour). In comparison, the Sengkang-Punggol LRT had five such breakdowns in the same period.

The North-South and East-West MRT lines, which are much longer and operate at a much higher frequency and load, had seven in total.

The device had actually just been installed a few days earlier, replacing one that had "arcing problems". "Arcing" is an electrical discharge that jumps across a gap in a connection.

APRIL 2015
A dislodged current collector shoe causes a 1½-hour breakdown. It was the third case in five months of a shoe coming dislodged, thus breaking contact with the power supply. The two most recent incidents happened to new trains that were delivered in June 2014.

JANUARY 2016
A train door flings open while the vehicle is in motion, causing panic onboard. The operator suspects there is a design flaw in the system. The incident occurs after a signalling fault forces staff to override the driverless system and drive the trains manually.

APRIL 2016
A power dip at a substation in Buona Vista causes a trip that shuts down stretches of the North-South and East-West Lines, the Circle Line and the Bukit Panjang LRT. The root cause of the dip is still unknown.

JULY 2016
SMRT reveals that the entire first batch of 19 US-made Bombardier trains on the line had developed cracks. It says the defects were discovered in 2015.

JULY 2016
A train fails to stop at three stations. The incident was traced to a fault in its antenna, which ensures the automated train stops accurately at each station. Commuter Jacqueline Bong, who was on the train at the time, described the saga as "alarming" and "scary".







SMRT looking at options for Bukit Panjang LRT

Rail operator SMRT Corp and regulator Land Transport Authority are deciding what to do with the problematic Bukit Panjang LRT (BPLRT) system and may even scrap it altogether.

In a company blog, SMRT Trains managing director Lee Ling Wee said a joint team is reassessing the future of the system, with a view to giving it a major overhaul.

“It will be more than just a makeover,” Mr Lee wrote, adding that the 17-year-old system is near the end of its design life, referring to the lifespan of a system before extensive renewal.






http://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/transport/bukit-panjang-lrt-may-be-scrapped

Bukit Panjang LRT may be scrapped: SMRT company blog

SINGAPORE - Rail operator SMRT Corp and regulator Land Transport Authority (LTA) are deciding what to do with the problematic Bukit Panjang LRT, including scrapping the system altogether.

In a company blog, SMRT Trains managing director Lee Ling Wee said a joint team is reviewing the future of the system with a view to giving it a major overhaul.

"It will be more than just a makeover," Mr Lee wrote, adding that the 17-year-old system is near "the end of its design life".

 
Light rail transits cant ahve too many stops- it will breakdown frequently. Singapore has been operating LRT for close to 20 years.

http://www.straitstimes.com/singapo...-recent-major-breakdowns-on-bukit-panjang-lrt

SINGAPORE - The Bukit Panjang LRT has been problematic from the time it started running in 1999. And it still remains so.

Last year, it had 10 major breakdowns (those that last more than half an hour). In comparison, the Sengkang-Punggol LRT had five such breakdowns in the same period.

The North-South and East-West MRT lines, which are much longer and operate at a much higher frequency and load, had seven in total.

The device had actually just been installed a few days earlier, replacing one that had "arcing problems". "Arcing" is an electrical discharge that jumps across a gap in a connection.

APRIL 2015
A dislodged current collector shoe causes a 1½-hour breakdown. It was the third case in five months of a shoe coming dislodged, thus breaking contact with the power supply. The two most recent incidents happened to new trains that were delivered in June 2014.

JANUARY 2016
A train door flings open while the vehicle is in motion, causing panic onboard. The operator suspects there is a design flaw in the system. The incident occurs after a signalling fault forces staff to override the driverless system and drive the trains manually.

APRIL 2016
A power dip at a substation in Buona Vista causes a trip that shuts down stretches of the North-South and East-West Lines, the Circle Line and the Bukit Panjang LRT. The root cause of the dip is still unknown.

JULY 2016
SMRT reveals that the entire first batch of 19 US-made Bombardier trains on the line had developed cracks. It says the defects were discovered in 2015.

JULY 2016
A train fails to stop at three stations. The incident was traced to a fault in its antenna, which ensures the automated train stops accurately at each station. Commuter Jacqueline Bong, who was on the train at the time, described the saga as "alarming" and "scary".







SMRT looking at options for Bukit Panjang LRT

Rail operator SMRT Corp and regulator Land Transport Authority are deciding what to do with the problematic Bukit Panjang LRT (BPLRT) system and may even scrap it altogether.

In a company blog, SMRT Trains managing director Lee Ling Wee said a joint team is reassessing the future of the system, with a view to giving it a major overhaul.

“It will be more than just a makeover,” Mr Lee wrote, adding that the 17-year-old system is near the end of its design life, referring to the lifespan of a system before extensive renewal.






http://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/transport/bukit-panjang-lrt-may-be-scrapped

Bukit Panjang LRT may be scrapped: SMRT company blog

SINGAPORE - Rail operator SMRT Corp and regulator Land Transport Authority (LTA) are deciding what to do with the problematic Bukit Panjang LRT, including scrapping the system altogether.

In a company blog, SMRT Trains managing director Lee Ling Wee said a joint team is reviewing the future of the system with a view to giving it a major overhaul.

"It will be more than just a makeover," Mr Lee wrote, adding that the 17-year-old system is near "the end of its design life".
LRT, subway, suburban rail, elevated rail, same thing.
It's all about management.
 
OK. I also need to correct, my history teacher said that the Chinese in 2050 achieve US at present (2008, I am in high school) level.....
so what ur teacher says about usa or india
 
Light rail transits cant ahve too many stops- it will breakdown frequently. Singapore has been operating LRT for close to 20 years.

http://www.straitstimes.com/singapo...-recent-major-breakdowns-on-bukit-panjang-lrt

SINGAPORE - The Bukit Panjang LRT has been problematic from the time it started running in 1999. And it still remains so.

Last year, it had 10 major breakdowns (those that last more than half an hour). In comparison, the Sengkang-Punggol LRT had five such breakdowns in the same period.

The North-South and East-West MRT lines, which are much longer and operate at a much higher frequency and load, had seven in total.

The device had actually just been installed a few days earlier, replacing one that had "arcing problems". "Arcing" is an electrical discharge that jumps across a gap in a connection.

APRIL 2015
A dislodged current collector shoe causes a 1½-hour breakdown. It was the third case in five months of a shoe coming dislodged, thus breaking contact with the power supply. The two most recent incidents happened to new trains that were delivered in June 2014.

JANUARY 2016
A train door flings open while the vehicle is in motion, causing panic onboard. The operator suspects there is a design flaw in the system. The incident occurs after a signalling fault forces staff to override the driverless system and drive the trains manually.

APRIL 2016
A power dip at a substation in Buona Vista causes a trip that shuts down stretches of the North-South and East-West Lines, the Circle Line and the Bukit Panjang LRT. The root cause of the dip is still unknown.

JULY 2016
SMRT reveals that the entire first batch of 19 US-made Bombardier trains on the line had developed cracks. It says the defects were discovered in 2015.

JULY 2016
A train fails to stop at three stations. The incident was traced to a fault in its antenna, which ensures the automated train stops accurately at each station. Commuter Jacqueline Bong, who was on the train at the time, described the saga as "alarming" and "scary".







SMRT looking at options for Bukit Panjang LRT

Rail operator SMRT Corp and regulator Land Transport Authority are deciding what to do with the problematic Bukit Panjang LRT (BPLRT) system and may even scrap it altogether.

In a company blog, SMRT Trains managing director Lee Ling Wee said a joint team is reassessing the future of the system, with a view to giving it a major overhaul.

“It will be more than just a makeover,” Mr Lee wrote, adding that the 17-year-old system is near the end of its design life, referring to the lifespan of a system before extensive renewal.






http://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/transport/bukit-panjang-lrt-may-be-scrapped

Bukit Panjang LRT may be scrapped: SMRT company blog

SINGAPORE - Rail operator SMRT Corp and regulator Land Transport Authority (LTA) are deciding what to do with the problematic Bukit Panjang LRT, including scrapping the system altogether.

In a company blog, SMRT Trains managing director Lee Ling Wee said a joint team is reviewing the future of the system with a view to giving it a major overhaul.

"It will be more than just a makeover," Mr Lee wrote, adding that the 17-year-old system is near "the end of its design life".

Singapore one is cheap low tech monorail. The speed is pathetic while China BYD is newer and more modern.
 
so what ur teacher says about usa or india
My history teacher made no mention of India. I know India is derived from a section in Baidu, it is India's fans, some Chinese to India to work, study, travel. Then write their stories into the section. Including India prices, religious taboo, travel guides etc.

In short, the Chinese understand that India is relying on the Internet. In school, we almost never talk about India.
 
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My history teacher made no mention of India. I know India is derived from a section in Baidu, it is India's fans, some Chinese to India to work, study, travel. Then write their stories into the section. Including India prices, religious taboo, travel guides etc.

In short, the Chinese understand that India is relying on the Internet. In school, we almost never talk about India.
Most threads in that "interest" topic Bar, will be banned in PDF....
 

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