Originally Posted by
invisible
Depends on a station. At Eunos at 7:45AM on weekdays yes, there are people. At Haw Par Villa - there are not.
Ah, so you admit that it
does seem overcrowded at times.
That was my point...
Originally Posted by
invisible
Should it? It would be reasonable objection if public transport in the city would be running 24/7, but it does not. Night basses should not be considered as standard public transport, especially for the faresh they charge. So just because it is airport you want MRT to run 24/7? I do not think you can win that argument.
Considering that you still have shuttle buses and Uber can take you from Changi to Jurong East for less than $30 - the situation is not that bad.
Did I specify MRT? How about buses? It's a 24-hour airport...at least help out airport employees with buses.
Originally Posted by
invisible
Explain please.
Lots of the stations double as shopping centers. It's easy to get lost in the commercial hubbub (hence, the collusion comment).