Jurong Region Line (JRL) MRT Singapore June 2024
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- Опубликовано: 13 сен 2024
- Updates on the construction of the Jurong Region Line (JRL) in Singapore filmed in June 2024.
Major MRT interchange stations Boon Lay MRT, Jurong East MRT and Choa Chu Kang MRT station are featured in this video.
Hi everyone, thank you for identifying that 3 JRL stations were labelled wrongly in my earlier JRL upload. I corrected the mistakes in this video. Hope you all enjoy the video : )
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Great video! I would love to visit Singapore someday. Such a beautiful country and amazing infrastructure behind built.
Maju Singapore from Malaysia
Mr Yap great video! Get to really see the progress of the JRL.
Thank you very much for your compliment : )
Thanks for The JRC my Boon Lay hdb now worth a lot of money..
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The JRL will make it easy for many residents or people working in the western part of Singapore to connect to the EWL and NSL
Very nice! I hope you will also upload other constructions in Singapore. I love seeing them.
Thanks.
Thank you! It will be difficult for me to find the time to film other constructions. I mainly focus on RTS, JRL and Tanah Merah MRT upgrading
Wow! The construction seems to be advancing pretty well. That's great!
[unrelated] why does Singapore has so many extra large 6 lane roads?! With the metro line now coming I strongly hope for the city to reconsider it's urban design choices. Sg shouldn't be only for the wealthy car-owners. The city should reduce the width of many of its roads and instead increase the size of sidewalks/pavements and build PROTECTED bike lanes (DO NOT just paint in the road and call it a bike lane!). This will naturally discourage people from using cars and chose the bike or public transport instead. Look at the Netherlands and France for inspiration on good practices in design that makes our cities more livable
I think that is a great suggestion! Going forward with the JRL and Cross Island MRT lines are completed, many households and workplaces are connected by the MRT and the gov can consider converting some of the roads lanes for other uses
Mr Yap the music is so cool :D
Glad you enjoyed the music. The music is called Adventure Awaits by Dream Cave. You can find the music in this link ruclips.net/video/spi1gWIptQQ/видео.htmlsi=7xZwErQejO7BgCIz
Nice sharing ❤
Thank you for watching!
Great video!
Thanks for the visit : ) Glad you enjoyed it!
Must have more Shopping Malls at MRT stations of JRL =)
Nice
Just a curious question here: Will there also be a June 2024 update for the new Tanah Merah platforms that will be coming out soon?
Thank you for your interests : ) The next Tanah Merah update will likely be in Sept 2024 and the next JRL update will likely be in Dec 2024
So cool!
Glad you enjoyed the video!
when is it estimated to be completed by? im excited for it as im living near soon to be jurong west station
Jurong West Station is in Phase 1, should turn operational in 2027
Cool!
Glad you enjoyed the video!
0:23 that’s near where I live at 126c
SG yap what is the song name use for this vid
The music used in this video is called Adventure Awaits by Dream Cave. You can find the music in this link ruclips.net/video/spi1gWIptQQ/видео.htmlsi=7xZwErQejO7BgCIz
Thanks
I always had the notion Singapore’s MRT is longest in Asia or SEA. Wrong.
In 1984, Shenzhen’s mayor came to learn the system. They started building in 2009, in 15 years they surpassed Singapore and is 2.5 times longer.
Singapore ranks 15th next to Taiwan.
China MRT ranks first by world’s mileage. USA/UK not even close.
So, Singapore’s corky attitude should take a breather
While Singapore's MRT might not be the longest in Asia, it's still well-regarded for its efficiency and cleanliness
@@SGYap
clean? Still in last century on chewing gum boast? Most all newer MRT are clean, China, Taiwan and maybe Philippines…
Only the western nations are filthy.
Spore killed the HSR project to make USA/Japan happy? Now they do some JB link to substitute .
@@SGYap indeed. I just don't understand the hate people have on our transport. Why does it matter if our city has the longest rail line? How does longer train lines imply a better metro system? Yes, our rail system is not perfect, but it gets the job done from getting us from point A to point B efficiently. For example, if I live in the west and I want to visit the Bugis street, there's the east west line. 40 minutes of travel and I am already there.
Did you forget to take your medicine?
@@SuperValue350
新加坡毒？台獨？法輪功？ 你是哪