When I'm at Singapore, one of my favourite form of transportation is SMRT. The SMRT is so well connected, so well design and very convenient for everybody, from young ones to golden generation. The facilities provided by SMRT for the disabled are 100% perfect! So for any first timer to Singapore, I...
MRT (Mass Rapid Transport) in Singapore.
Virtually every place in Singapore can be reached with the network of the MRT. The trains run very punctually, are very clean and safe. The prices are cheap for the quality offered. On board there is a good air conditioning and specially colored chairs are r...
I can strongly recommend this to my foreign friends as the most famous transport company in Singapore.
For their great train disruptions, "made in contact" roller coaster rides, swimming complex in a tunnel. Way more worth than going to USS.
SMRT Corporation Ltd is the leading multi-modal public transport operator in Singapore. We serve millions of passengers daily by offering a comprehensive transportation in Mass Rapid Transit (MRT) and bus services.
SMRT Corporation is a multi modal transport operator in Singapore. A subsidiary of...
Trains and buses now allow you to bring on board your foldable bicycles. But unless we have no choice, it is considerate to avoid peak hours. On trains, board either the first or last cabin where there s a corner to park your bike thus minimising inconvenience to commuters.
Please done proper maintenance job. NS line has serious water leaking issues during rain days. Many seats were with pound waters and not able to sit. Even the monitors next to the leaking area also non functioning due to water leaking
Great connecting transportation, very fast and perfect for regular commute.. very clean and has reserved seats for disabled n old citizens, eating and drinking is not allowed in smrt
The air conditioner duct was leaking excessive rainwater during a heavy downpour. Hope the relevant authority can step forward to rectify and address the issues promptly.
SMRT means death in the Slovak language (the person who takes the life).
The word "Welcome on board, SMRT" is therefore ironic.
Real experience with traffic in New Year's Eve is not very positive.
Singapore is one of the few places in the world that I can see lifts in every stations. They do look after families with disabilities or babies. I didn t have any problem taking my stroller with me travelling with SMRT.