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Petition to Honour SMRT in Guinness Book of Records for Highest No. of Train Delays in a Year

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Derrick Quek
9 years ago

Public transport is one of the key focus of our economy. How can the economy benefit if our public transportation is is such a horrendous state? Is it not one of the main issues Mr Lee Kwan Yew addressed when he was still alive? How can the people in charge of the public transport be so unaccountable and brush of the delays time and time again? Such unacceptable behaviour. Let's rise and tell them enough is enough.

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Vo Vince
9 years ago

Unreliable public transport, still got the cheek to limit COE.

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Brian Vittachi
9 years ago

No one expects you to commit hara kiri. We pay your salary so just be honest with us.

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Hanif
9 years ago

Either get your act together, or your reputation is gone. Choose wisely, SMRT.

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Larry Quah
9 years ago

For its lacklustre performance and the lackadaisical attitude of the Transportation Minister and the CEO of SMRT, they need to be honoured with such a record.

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Anonymous
9 years ago

Wake up Singapore

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Albatross
9 years ago

Why just asian records ? Go global !

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CK Goh
9 years ago

SMRT needs to get its act together, I have friend who lost his jobs because he was frequently late for work due to SMRT breakdown.

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Mikail Sameer Raif
9 years ago

Let's get them in the Guinness book of world records!!!!! Yahoo!!!!

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YChiam
9 years ago

Petition to Honour SMRT in Guinness Book of Records for Highest No. of Train Delays in a Year

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LIM
9 years ago

All this problems started by hiring a woman without any engineering background to head SMRT who thinks that trains will continue to run with the least maintenance and more focus on leasing out whatever space at each station to increase revenue and make her look good. SHE has probably migrated to another country with all the millions she had been paid plus perks after stepping down. Connected to honcho and this is what cronyism does to the country.

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Anonymous
9 years ago

Despite so many numbers of breakdowns, LTA and smrt still can't find a feasible solution to disperse the crowd effectively or provide clear instructions on alternative routes to our destination!!

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Jeffrey Jonathan
9 years ago

When are you going to fix the problem after operating for the last 25 years? HK's MTR is more reliable than SIngapore's MRT!

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Anonymous
9 years ago

Hope they all wake up and do their job.

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Anonymous
9 years ago

Breaking down every single day, no apologies, nothing! Well done PAP

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Thubten Namgyal Lim
9 years ago

:)

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Thomas
9 years ago

Jia you smrt!

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Anonymous
9 years ago

Definitely in the record book!

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Thomas Ho
9 years ago

Can the system be tested by using computer simulation?

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Anonymous
9 years ago

Bravo!!!