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MRT Jakarta will have 16 trains in total in the first phase, operating 14 of them on daily runs on a planned 36-kilometer-long (22-mile-long) line and keeping the others as spares.

MRT Subway Singapore

All good things must come to an end, and if you head out to Tuas you can see where the MRT (Mass Rapid Transport) system ends.

 

11.30am, 8.Dec.2012

 

This 120 meters underground tunnel connects the MRT line to the Bangkok central train station at Hua Lamphong.

Orchard MRT Station, Singapore

Its a very common sight on MRT. but when you have been through so many frustrations during work, then it wasn't normal anymore.

1802 Tujuan Bundaran HI

Because the rain ruined every other picture I travelled an hour by subway to take... here's a picture of the subway.

OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA Processed with VSCO with m5 preset

An inside view of Taipei MRT system in Taiwan exploretraveler.com

Mass Rail Transit? Hmmm... i think so...

Taken with my photography buddy alner_s. That's his hands on the right side.

9H-MRT Bombardier BD-100 Challenger 350 Air Charter Scotland Europe @ Belfast City Airport 20/09/2024

I love having an MRT train to myself, or most of one anyway.

MRT in the Morning - everybody busy with something...

Konvoy 4 kids 2012, Mackay QLD

The Manila Metro Rail Transit System

28 มี.ค.2563 MRT ห้วยขวาง ช่วงสถานการณ์ระบาดโควิด

Covid 19 in Thailand

The North East Line of Singapore MRT Train are automated i.e. No drivers. This means you stand at watch as the train runs along the tracks. f4.5 for 3.2 seconds.

MRT Kenworth T609 at BP Rocklea QLD

Piccadilly Circus

  

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Trainset MRT Jakarta meninggalkan stasiun Asean, Jakarta Selatan, Indonesia

MRT, Magallanes Station at Pasong Tamo. I bet you're wondering how I got a photo from this angle. Secret!

Lomography CN400

Registration/Fleet no. MRT 9P / 9

Body: Roe

Chassis: Leyland Atlantean AN68A/1R

Owner or Group: A. Cook

 

Location: Victoria Bus Station

Date: 14/03/2026

The Bras Basah MRT (Mass Rapid Transit) station in Singapore has a shallow reflection pool which has a glass bottom which acts a skylight for the underground station, bringing in natural light into what would have been otherwise another artificially lit underground station. Given the tropical climate, green algae would probably form on the glass bottom of the pool without maintenance. So, these guys are here cleaning the pool at least once a week. Here is an image of one of the maintenance crew sweeping away the water. The uniform dots you see are part of the design on the glass.

 

To read more about, Bras Basah MRT station click through to www.archdaily.com/40802/bras-basah-rapid-transit-station-...

From a recently rediscovered batch of old slides I took many years ago.

MRT Line 2 (EDSA)

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