Immature technology that is too extremely costly? Not a chance, one of the proposal by Siemens Mobility is for Velaro rolling stocks and train sets to be utilised.The PMs agreed on the deal. To be build by 2020. A 300km railway by 2020. And the much shorter additional MRT lines by 2030. Hmmm...
Anyway, mag lev you think? I tried the Shanghai one - very nice leh.
Own country rail also like shyt liao, still want to develop in a country whereby rail also got problems. Later major accident, really gong xi fa cai! Take it at your own risk!
Immature technology that is too extremely costly? Not a chance, one of the proposal by Siemens Mobility is for Velaro rolling stocks and train sets to be utilised.
True but Maglev has never been used on such a scale before. The longest lines which are just experimental in nature are the JRMaglev Yamanashi Test Track and the Emsland Transrapid Test Facility (TVE) at only 42.8 km and 31.5 km respectively. Perhaps Japan Railway (JR) Technical Research Institute (RTRI) might be willing to share their technology with us though it may be quite costly.Airplane was once a costly immature technology.. :think:
Very good, can go JB/KL to buy house, then everyday come back sg to work.
Prepare for the big property market crash :bsmilie:
Erm, actually many Malaysians are already doing that. 2 - 3 hours jam at the causeway? Hardly uncommon, not just Malaysians many Singaporeans as well. You may want to see for yourself how crowded the first train actually is as some journeyed their way across the island to work. Just saying...90 minutes to wherever the link ends? Nah, don't think many people will want to wake up at 5-6 am to get to work by 8.30 am...
Erm, actually many Malaysians are already doing that. 2 - 3 hours jam at the causeway? Hardly uncommon, not just Malaysians many Singaporeans as well. You may want to see for yourself how crowded the first train actually is as some journeyed their way across the island to work. Just saying...
I was referring to travelling time with the aforementioned "first train ... across the island ..." being our MRT from Pasir Ris MRT Station (EW1) to Joo Koon MRT Station (EW29) and vice versa.A lot of Singaporeans are living in Malaysia? :dunno:
Bukitimah said:Singapore to KL in 45 mins but clearing custom at JB 2 hours? If train can clear custom in 3 mins, then business in JB enough liow no need to go to KL. Johore state plus Singapore island can already do wonders!
Die die it is a political game about 2 countries. Bad start how to be successful?
edutilos- said:A lot of Singaporeans are living in Malaysia? :dunno: