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MRT Map of Singapore. Explore the MRT Map of Singapore with LRT lines and bus interchanges. The SG mrt map 2023 is fully interactive. Tap or hover station names on the map to get more info. View the official map (LTA MRT) STC. PTC.
- Missing Station Codes
- Trains on The North-South & East-West Lines Are Semi-Automatic
- All Stations Have Official Abbreviations
- Snap and Report!
- Train Carriage Numbers
- Train Door Push-Back
- The White Train Is Not The Oldest Train
- “Fresh Trains”
- The Circle & Downtown Line Tracks Are Connected
- You Can Take A Look at The Designs of Future Trains at LTA Gallery
The numbers on the MRT system map do not actually always run in sequential order. Before Canberra station was announced, there was a missing NS12 on the system map. Other examples of missing station codes are NE2 and CC18. These codes are reserved for future use when the surroundings between two existing stations are more developed (i.e. Canberra, ...
During a trip under normal conditions, the train captain in the cabin does not need to operate the train. They are only required to press a set of buttons which will activate the train’s computer system to run the train based on the signalling system on the track. On top of that, they will control the opening and closing of the train doors and visu...
All MRT and LRT stations in Singapore have an official 3 letter abbreviation assigned by the Land Transport Authority (LTA). For example, WDL is for Woodlands, JUR is for Jurong East, CTH for City Hall and TPG for Tanjong Pagar. You may sometimes see these abbreviations on SMRT’s Twitter page. There is, however no fixed formula to which station cod...
Did you know? You can snap and report a fault on WhatsApp! SMRT SNAP-REP (Short for Snap and Report) is a new technical defect reporting channel launched by operator SMRT as part of a trial to provide commuters with a fast and easy way of reporting any technical defect they come across while travelling on the SMRT network (North-South, East-West, C...
Each train car in Singapore is assigned a unique number, like a car registration plate! The next time you take the train, maybe try looking at the ends of the cars and see if you notice these numbers. Knowing these numbers can make it easier for you to retrieve back your items if you lost it on the train. You can also use these numbers to report an...
Did you know that the doors of the North East, Circle & Downtown Lines trains are designed so that they can be slightly opened while running? The trains running on the North East, Circle & Downtown Lines have an interlocking relay system which prevents the train from moving off when the train doors are not properly closed. However, during the journ...
While travelling on the North South & East West Lines, you might have wondered, “these white trains are really old”. Well, in fact, they aren’t actually the oldest MRT trains in Singapore, but rather the 2nd oldest. The oldest trains have already been refurbished (and also turned into “black”) back in 2008 so they look new! The newest Kawasaki-CSR ...
Have you ever boarded a really empty train in the middle of the line during the peak hours and was so happy you got a seat and never wondered why the train was so empty? You may have boarded what we train enthusiasts’ call a “fresh” train. At certain times and at certain stations before and during the peak hours, train operators will launch trains ...
The Circle & Downtown Lines, while being two different lines and using two different systems, are actually connected to each other! When the Downtown Line Stage 1 was in operation, it didn’t have a depot and trains were temporary stabled at the Circle Line depot at Kim Chuan. To get any major repairs done, the train will have to be hauled by a loco...
Interested in how future Singapore MRT trains will look like? You can head on down to the Land Transport Authority (LTA) Gallery at Hampshire Road to take a look! Here mock-ups of future train models are exhibited to collect public feedback on the design. Who knows, your feedback may be implemented for all future trains! Drop by there to see for yo...
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Map of Singapore MRT/LRT - MRT.SG. Map of Singapore MRT and LRT lines. This is a geographic overview map of Singapore's metropolitan MRT (Mass Rapid Transit) subway train networks and its suburban LRT (Light Rail Transit) transport systems. Zoom in with touch, mouse scrollwheel, or the [+] button to view more station names.
