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	Singapore
		Singapore MRT Ltd (SMRT), a private company incorporated on August 6th, 1987, is responsible for the operation and maintenance of the Singapore Mass Rapid Transit (or MRT).
		The basis of the MRT was a 4 year study that began in 1967 that done by the Singapore government and the United Nations Development Program.
		On the Singapore MRT route map, one notices a notation for the "Sengkang LRT System," which is not a street-running light rail system, but rather an elevated peoplemover very similar to what one finds at airports now, such as Newark and San Francisco.
	world.nycsubway.org /asia-oceania/singapore.html (1690 words)

	Singapore Hotels - Getting around Singapore
		Singapore's transportation network offers access to every corner of the island, either by bus, MRT (Singapore's underground rail network), taxis, rented cars and motorbikes or even by foot.
		Singapore has more than 15,000 air-conditioned taxis, available even on the road anytime during the day and even night, at surprisingly affordable prices.
		The Singapore River cruise, which casts off from North Boat Quay and Clarke Quay at every hour from 9 in the morning to 7 in the evenings, is one of the best at only S$7 a cruise.
	www-singapore.com /gettingaround (765 words)

	Singapore Travel - Accommodation, Sightseeing, Attractions, Information (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Singapore has traded in its rough-and-ready opium dens and pearl luggers for towers of concrete and glass, and its steamy rickshaw image for hi-tech wizardry, but you can still recapture the colonial era with a gin sling under the languorous ceiling fans at Raffles Hotel.
		Singapore is often touted as a concrete jungle with close to 90% of the population living in flats and an ever-changing skyline of monumental buildings.
		Singapore's climate is warm and humid, with temperatures ranging from 23 degree Celsius to 31 degree Celsius.
	www.hotel-club-net.com /singapore (1465 words)

	Singapore Expat Guides - Singapore travel & transportation guide. Bus, MRT, taxi & car ownership in Singapore
		Singapore's main public transports are the buses and trains (MRT) and taxis.
		MRT routes are expanding in this small country, moving around in Singapore using MRT isn't difficult after all, if you are able to find a suitable place to reside.
		In Singapore, all vehicles parking in public parking lots are required to display a parking coupon that is unique to this country.
	singaporeexpats.com /guides-for-expats/singapore-travel-guide.htm#Bus (3657 words)

	Singapore Transports
		However, Singapore's urban train system is not as extensive as that of New York, London or Paris, so for door-to-door public transportation, public buses are sometimes the best option.
		The MRT connects various points in the city area - such as Raffles Place, Orchard Road, City Hall and Somerset - with the suburban town centres all across Singapore.
		Taking a cruise down the Singapore River is a great way for you to savour a bit of what central Singapore and its harbour must have been like in the old days.
	www-singapore.com /transport/index.html (1461 words)

	singapor_night (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		From Changi Airport the MRT to City hall runs every 12 minutes from 5:31am (Mon to Sat), 5:59am (Sun and public holidays) to 11:18pm (daily).
		The MRT is a prime example of how a modern train system should work.
		Singapore has a good supply of taxis (over 15,000) and it's usually not too difficult to find one.
	www.groovymap.com /map_files/singapore_night.html (1098 words)

	Railway Technology - Singapore Light Rail Extension operated by Singapore Mass Rapid Transit - Singapore
		Singapore, one of the most densely populated islands in the world, boasts an excellent modern light-rail network.
		Its complexity makes it the biggest and most expensive rapid transit project in Singapore for many years, and because of its importance, the extension was kept on track despite the major economic slowdown affecting the country during 1998.
		When the MRT network is complete, Dhoby Ghaut is expected to handle a total of 20,000 commuters per hour in the peak.
	www.railway-technology.com /projects/singapore/index.html (990 words)

	Singapore/Orchard - Wikitravel
		The MRT stations of Orchard, Somerset, Dhoby Ghaut and City Hall on the North-South Line follow the alignment of Orchard Rd. Interchange to North-East Line interchange at Dhoby Ghaut or the East-West Line at City Hall.
		Singapore's largest spa, with 22,000 sq.ft. of space, partly outdoors thanks to its rooftop location.
		Singapore's nightlife is concentrated just south of Orchard Rd by the riverside, but there are still a few notable nightspots.
	wikitravel.org /en/Singapore/Orchard (2277 words)

	Singapore
		There are two ways to travel to Kuala Lumpur by bus: from Johor Bahru and from Singapore.
		Singapore is more expensive and there are daily not so much busses departing for Kuala Lumpur.
		Singapore however has been reluctant to go ahead with the project.
	www.malaysiasite.nl /singaporeeng.htm (464 words)

	singapore hotels - Singapore mrt, Singapore bus routes
		Singapore's public transport makes it one of the most inexpensive and easiest and cities to explore.
		In the city centre the MRT is underground.
		Singapore is a nice place to walk, with shaded boulevards, fragrant flowers, disciplined traffic and colourful shop fronts.
	singaporehotels.com /info/around.php (1103 words)

	Singapore's Chinatown District
		Three years after Singapore was settled Chinatown had 3,000 inhabitants, most of them penniless and half starving immigrants from mainland China.
		The best way to see and enjoy Singapore's Chinatown is to walk its streets, but first we had to get from the hotel to Chinatown.
		Before Singapore's land reclamation project the temple stood on the shore at the point where the Chinese immigrants first stepped on land after crossing the perilous South China Sea.
	www.anniebees.com /Asia/Asia3.htm (889 words)

	Singapore - Transport
		With its excellent public transport system, Singapore is, without a doubt, the easiest city in Asia to get around.
		Singapore has over 15,000 air-conditioned taxis, which provide comfortable, hassle-free traveling at reasonable costs.
		Singapore's bus network is extremely frequent and comprehensive.
	www.marimari.com /content/singapore/transport/main.html (640 words)

	The best foldable bicycle for Singapore MRT - JZ88 Home
		If the MRT station is within 3km of your home, you can cycle there within 10 minutes and with minimal exertion.
		Compared to Singapore, I noticed that in urban area of Holland, cars are fewer and slower, the air is cleaner, there is much less traffic noise, and overall it is a peaceful yet vibrant living area.
		From a cyclist's perspective, all of this seems to be connected to the anti-bicycle environment in Singapore.
	www.jz88.com (1488 words)

	singapore hotels - all hotels in Singapore
		The historic Singapore River has seen a major transformation as of late as old warehouses are turned into glitzy entertainment venues.
		A colorful area where modern Singapore brushes up against its traditional past, Chinatown is now one of Singapore's most popular neighborhoods, Chinatown has accommodation for every budget from beautiful 5 star hotels to newly renovated boutique hotels and decent guest houses.
		For visitors transiting Singapore and in need of accommodation overnight or for a few hours, here is a list of transit hotels near the airport.
	www.singaporehotels.com (797 words)

	Bangkok Subway is the same as Singapore's North-East MRT Line - 2Bangkok.com Forum
		The signs to the different places outside the North-East MRT station are the same as Bangkok MRT ones.
		The TVMs seem to be different again, Singapore uses the 'standard' ones from the SMRT lines while the Bangkok MRT has its own (IMHO rather clumsy and ugly) interface.
		The seats of Bangkok MRT are the same as Singapore MRT.
	www.angkor.com /2bangkok/2bangkok/forum/showthread.php?p=2093 (1069 words)

	Fresh approach to Singapore MRT: News from Chartered Institute of Building [CIOB]
		Tunnelling work on the latest section of Singapore's Mass Rapid Transit Circle Line is to resume on a new alignment after the temporary works collapse last April in which three construction workers and a technical officer of the island's Land Transport Authority were killed.
		The decision to introduce TBMs and adopt the 'top-down' method of construction for the Nicoll Highway station means that the resumed contract dispenses with technologies which the Committee of Inquiry described in its interim report as unfamiliar or extended beyond the normal range of their application.
		The Singapore standard code of practice for safety management of construction worksites they said did not refer to such complex projects as were in hand at the time of the accident.
	www.buildingtalk.com /news/tch/tch195.html (1166 words)

	regiTOUR - Singapore - MRT
		TransitLink farecards (for which a deposit is charged) are available at most MRT stations and at bus interchanges.
		They are valid on the MRT as well as bus services operated by Singapore Bus Service (SBS) and the Trans Island Bus Service (TIBS).
		A Tourist Souvenir ticket is also available from MRT stations in the city.
	www.regit.com /regitour/spore/usefinfo/mrt.htm (135 words)

	Singapore MRT line collapses during contruction - 2Bangkok.com Forum
		Singapore MRT line collapses during contruction - 2Bangkok.com Forum
		A wall at the deepest part of the new circle line has collapsed, causing a hole in the ground 100 metres long and 30 metres deep, and the collapse of the entire width of Nicoll Highway.
		Although the line can operate without section 1, this section is arguably the most important, since it passes through the central area and links to the DB interchange.
	www.angkor.com /2bangkok/2bangkok/forum/showthread.php?p=518 (1222 words)

	gliponeOnline: Travel: Back in Singapore
		Singapore MRT has changed since the last time we were here.
		I just realized at the end of my travel that MRT is one of the best ways to go around places and EZ-link makes traveling on MRT as well as buses easier and faster.
		The place is actually perfect for those who wish to see Singapore central because it’s practically near to everything.
	www28.brinkster.com /gliponeonline/travel_singapore2.html (2315 words)

	Singapore MRT cards?
		I'm wondering if anyone knows about the Singapore MRT debit like cards one can get to pay for fares on Singaporean public transport.
		I found this website, which belongs to the MRT company and there are only 3 types of travel tickets.
		Don't forget to swipe it upon leaving the MRT or a bus.
	www.flyertalk.com /forum/showthread.php?t=300414 (429 words)

	Singapore Travel & Hotels Provided By Asia Travel (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Equipped with the Ez-Link travel component, it allows for travel on Singapore’s extensive and efficient public transport system – the MRT/LRT and public buses.
		In addition, tourists can also enjoy up to 50% off on attractions, guided tours, shopping, museums, golf courses, resorts and hotel packages, nightspots, spa facilities, HAIR salons and laundry services when the card is presented at participating outlets.
		Widely accepted at over 160 establishments across Singapore, visitors will stretch their dollar whenever they use The Visitors Card.
	www.asiatravel.com /sinmrt.html (167 words)

	Singapore City
		The Singapore MRT (Mass Rapid Transit) is one of the safest, cleanest and most efficient, mass transit system we have encountered.
		Purchase either a single-use fare card for the exact fare to the MRT stop to which you are going or a multi-fare card for as little as $10 (plus a $2.00 deposit on the card) at the TransitLink kiosk located at all MRT stations.
		This is a charming hotel located in the heart of "Little India." It is close to the Bugis MRT station, Sim Lim Square/Tower and the heart of the inner city.
	www.longpassages.org /singapore_city.htm (1093 words)

	Singapore Map - Travel Guide, Online Map Directory, Online Map Directories
		I have been visiting Singapore for many years and using your Directory has saved me many hours locating addresses.
		Get all landmarks in Singapore by alphabetical order here.
		Streetdirectory.com is ranked among the top travel website in Singapore.
	www.street-directory.com (141 words)

	UrbanRail.Net > Asia > Singapore Mass Rail Transit (Subway) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Apart from the two metro lines there is an automated elevated people mover line which started operation in 1999 and which connects the MRT station at Choa-Chu-Kang with the new town of Bukit Panjang.
		Hitachi is currently constructing a 4-station Sentosa Express to link the island to the mainland, scheduled opening in 2006.
		Eastern Region MRT Line - to complement the existing East West Line and serve residents in Tampines, Bedok, Marine Parade, MacPherson and Kaki Bukit.
	www.urbanrail.net /as/sing/singapore.htm (1172 words)

	Black Coffee: Singapore MRT Anagram Remix Station Map
		There is a proverb that says if a grandmother had certain reproductive organs, she would have been a grandfather.
		Singapore has one of the world's most modern and efficient infrastructures.
		Until now, however, it didn't have an anagram remix station map.
	karavshin.org /blogs/black-coffee/archive/001671.html (250 words)

	Freeware Palm: Singapore MRT Map v2004 (built3)
		The contract is not out yet, but the planning is already underway.
		From the description it sounds marvellous but the sad thing is I can't even open the file on my desktop..
		Definitely useful for all the tourists visiting Singapore.
	www.freewarepalm.com /travel/singaporemrtmap.shtml (503 words)

	kelvin quee » Break the Great Singapore MRT Scowl
		Inspired by mitokondrion, I decided to recall the little experiment yours sincerely tried while he was part-timing and part of the morning rush-hour MRT crowd.
		And if one manages to get in, one now has to be worried about where to place one’s gaze.
		this is singapore, not some western country where the people have tendencies to strike up small talks with stranger…
	www.kquee.com /blog/2005/10/23/break-the-great-singapore-mrt-scowl (671 words)

	Singapore Travel Guide : Search Singapore Map, Online Map Directory & Map of Singapore
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		Streetdirectory.com, ranked Number 1 Travel Site in Singapore provides a variety of customized Singapore street directory, Asia hotels, Singapore images, Singapore real estate, serviced apartments in Singapore and S.E.A Travel Guide.
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	www.streetdirectory.com /searchForm.php (265 words)

	SMRT Website (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		SMRT will continue to give a 1-cent discount for senior citizen concession travel during the first six months from 1 October 2006 and contribute S$0.5 million worth of transport vouchers to needy families.
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	www.smrt.com.sg (248 words)

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