The current MRT/LRT Map is as follow, currently there's 3 major line:
The East West Line (EW), the North South Line (NS), and the North East Line (NE), and also 3 small LRT: Bukit Panjang (BP), Sengkang (SK), and Punggol (PG).




Right now, there's a construction of another line to be added, so called, Circle Line (CC). This one i'm aware of, but to my surprise, apparently we will have more line, the Downtown Line (DT), North Shore Line (SH) which is unconfirmed, and also one more LRT: Jurong Region LRT (JR).



And today, i found out via LesterChan.net that we have another Future MRT/LRT Map. The new future plan, includes the latest announced route by Transport Minister Raymond Lim on 26 Janurary 2008. There'll be more and more line !!




An additional 2 lines: the Thomson Line (TSL) and Eastern Region Line (ERL).

If this was to be done in the next couple of years, then traveling here in Singapore, will be much more efficient, fast, and fun ! (:

You see, up until now, i haven't visited all those stations one by one. Even though Singapore is a very small island.

Anyway this Singapore's Future MRT/LRT Map sure is one complicated things. But it's amazing to see the government are actually planning this thing nicely.


A sneak preview into the Future Singapore MRT/LRT system map.




Wow! We're all totally linked! Who needs cars/bikes when you have our transport system like this. I am lost just by looking at it.

Imagine the crowd still.
Imagine how many accidents will occur on new automated trains.
Imagine the waiting time.
Imagine the inconsiderate Hu-Monkeys in trains

Be prepared for disappointments.

As you can see, Singapore is upgrading.
More MRT & LRT train lines are coming up.
So, the more tracks there are, the more complicated it looks.
Just like the London Rail System Map. It's so complicating.


Scheduled of Train lines Completion:
Boon Lay extension to Joo Koon will be ready by 2009. (Which is already ready)
Jurong Region LRT to be announced.

Sentosa Express (Waterfront Station) ready by 2010.

Circle Line (CCL) will be open in 2 stages.
Stage 1: Dhoby Ghaut to Marymount, ready by late 2010.
Stage 2: Botanic Gardens to Habourfront, ready by 2011.