Sunday, January 13, 2019

Look For The Numbers On Train Station Platform Doors






Photo by Angela Lansbury. Copyright.

Earlier this year I was on a train where the platform doors did not open. I had to race down the carriage to the next door to get off before the train went off again.

Earlier this week in Singapore I noticed and photographed the number on these doors on the overground section of the MRT on the red line. If I ever had to report that the doors were stuck, or wanted to fore-warn friends who would be catching the train later, I could use these numbers.

Mostly passengers don't notice the numbers. But the platform staff need the number to know where to place a temporary cordon to stop passengers queuing to board at the place where the doors don't open.
Singapore is a great stopover in Asia between America or Russia or Europe and Australia. 
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See also my posts on Waterloo Street, The National Gallery, and Singapore's big attractions.

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