Post the picture of mass transit and station in capital city at south East asia

[Icover]

Originally Posted by sutee

hahaaha if you post one photo from any city , soon there will be a lot from kl

something is too much, it's too pesky as well

[nazrey]

RapidKL LRT / KTM Komuter


From Malaysian forum

[BTS2MRT]

I like 360 street view on Taksin Bridge with BTS

http://g.co/maps/dn7c6

[spetga]

even tokyo complex train system weren't counted to be rapid rail transit systems

[nazrey]

RapidKL LRT


http://siwmrailways.blogspot.com/201...1_archive.html

[nazrey]

http://www.ktmkomuter.com.my/scs/index.php#here

KTM out to upgrade services and create higher standards
By EDWARD R. HENRY Friday April 13, 2012
http://thestar.com.my/metro/story.as...00&sec=central

KERETAPI Tanah Melayu (KTM) Berhad president Dr Aminuddin Adnan has pledged to increase the Komuter train frequency, reduce crowding, create safer coaches with auxilliary police force presence and even have an express train service for certain destinations.

“We are on a quest to create higher standards that are consistent with train stations in progressive nations. Our aim is to increase the frequency of train services from every 30 minutes to just 10. Our plans are unfolding in stages.

“Now, we have 11 sets of six-car electric trains from Shanghai, China, that are running well.

“This is part of the 38 new sets of trains for KTM Komuter, which is funded by the Government Transformation Programme’s (GTP) Urban Public Transport National Key Results Area (NKRA),” he said.

Dr Aminuddin said the NKRA initiative would improve the quality of the service.

He said KTM was also studying the possibility of introducing an express service from Port Klang to KL Sentral if there was demand. “For example, the all-women coaches received good support with 60% female.

“At the moment we are working out the time frame where by June we would be able to achieve the 10-minute target once we receive all the trains,” he said after accompanying Federal Territories and Urban Wellbeing Minister Datuk Raja Nong Chik Raja Zainal Abidin on a Komuter train ride.

Nong Chik boarded the Komuter train at the Pantai Dalam station and alighted at the Bank Negara station and walked to his office in Jalan Raja Laut.

“People using the trains are happy that the new six-car coaches from China have helped to reduce crowding.

“When all the new trains hit the track, waiting time will be reduced from half an hour to just 10 minutes and this will encourage more people to use the Komuter,” he said.

Nong Chik said the additional coaches had improved service.

“The trains will reduce overcrowding in KTM trains along the popular routes and our aim is to reduce the number of cars coming into the city, thus cutting down on carbon footprint,” he said.

[BEERUSIK]

BANGKOK AIRPORT LINK STATION

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[nazrey]

Johor Bahru Sentral & Customs, Immigration and Quarantine (CIQ) Complex
Johor, Malaysia

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[ilyas world]

NORTH SUMATRA RAILWAYS

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[Codename B]

Integrated Ticketing System (Rabbit Card) coming this april 23, plus two more lines up for bidding this year!
This makes it 5 lines under constructions and 3-5 lines up for bidding this year.

Originally Posted by Wisarut

The New rabbit card which can be used for both Subway and Sky is coming soon on 23 April 2012
BTS will stop issuing the 30 Day pass on 23 April 2012 and stop issuing the store value cards on 1 May 2012 so you better exchange for the Rabbit card NOW
http://www.bts.co.th/CollectFair_BTS.html
http://www.thanonline.com/index.php?...176&Itemid=524
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?f...&type=1&ref=nf

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Today the MRT Pink line (Kaerai - Minburi) is revealed to be a monorail instead of a heavyrail.

The new monorail system has a total distance of 34.5 km and will get 6 more stations added to the line. The line will be up for bidding this year october-december. Construction will take 4 years, and it will be in service in 2017, 2 years earlier than the initial plan. Once finished, it is expected that 300.000 people will use this line everyday.









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The detailed design for the MRT Orange line (Thailand Cultural Center - Bangkapi - Minburi) is to be finished and up for bidding this year also.



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[reyan.tm]

Originally Posted by ilyas world

No, that's not a monorail.It doesn't even has a single rail. That's an Aeromovel, the train is powered by wind. So, there's no engine inside the train. This tecnology also used at Aeromovel de Porto Alegre, Brazil.

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QUOTE=asd5139;90829554]Source: MYMRTUNDERGROUND Youtube Channel



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[Codename B]

Bangkok Metropolis Mass Transit Update!

Progress for the first phase of all 10 mass transit lines is out, and they can be summarized as follows.


http://www.prachachat.net/news_detai...tid=&subcatid=

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First Phase

1. Light Red line (Bangsue - Talling Chan) - 15 km
   • Almost 100% complete and will be operational in May.
   
   
2. Purple line (Bansue - Bang Yai) - 23 km
   • 41% complete and will be operational in 2015.
   
   
3. Blue line (Bangsue - Ta Phra & Hualamphong - Bang Kae) - 27 km
   • 12% complete and will be operational in 2016.
   
   
4. Light Green line extension (Bearing - Samut Prakan) - 12.8 km
   • Construction begun this year and will be operational in 2016.
   
   
5. Dark Red line (Bangsue - Rangsit) - 26 km
   • Open for bidding and will be operational in 2015.
   
   
6. Dark Green line extension (Mo Chit - Sapan Mai) - 11.4 km
   • In the process of adjusting the plan. Bidding will begin this year and it will be operational in 2016.
   
   
7. Pink line (Kaerai - Minburi) - 34.5 km
   • In the process of reviewing the plan. Bidding will begin this year and it will be operational in 2016.
   
   
8. Orange line (Talling Chan - Thailand Cultural Center - Minburi) - 37.5 km
   • In the process of studying and designing the plan. Bidding will begin this year. The Thailand Cultural Center - Minburi part will get a priority.
   
   
9. Airport Rail Link Extension (Don Muang Airport - Bang Sue - Phayathai) - 21.8
   • Waiting for EIA. Bidding will begin in 2013.
   
   
10. Yellow line (Lad Phrao - Pattanakarn - Samrong) - 30.4 km
    • In the process of reviewing details of the plan.

Total = 239.4 km

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Current lines & Lines under construction in Bangkok Metropolitan Area.

[nazrey]

Originally Posted by nazrey

KUALA LUMPUR
Current lines as of April 2012
TOTAL: 278.6 km, 115 stations
[1995] KTM Komuter - Batu Caves-Port Klang, 52km, 27 stations
[1995] KTM Komuter - Rawang-Seremban, 105km, 23 stations
[1998] RapidKL LRT1 (Ampang Line) - 25km, 25 stations
[2001] RapidKL LRT2 (Kelana Jaya Line) - 29km, 25 stations
[2002] ERL - 57km, 5 stations
[2003] KL Monorail - 8.6km, 11 stations

UNDER CONSTRUCTIONS
TOTAL: 87.84 km
[2016] MRT1 (Sungai Buloh-Kajang) 51km
[2014] LRT Ampang line extension (Sri Petaling-Putra Heights) 17.7km
[2014] LRT Kelana Jaya line extension (Kelana Jaya-Putra Heights) 17km
[2013] ERL extension (KLIA-KLIA2) 2.14 km

Other Rail-based Projects
[2012] KL Monorail Stations and Fleet Renewal Expansion Project
[2012] Renewal of KTM Komuter Electric-Train Fleet



[2012] Major Expansion, Integration and Upgrade Works of LRT/Monorail Stations
[2014] Rail Integration with New North-bound Transportation Hub in Gombak

Planned lines & extensions in progress

TOTAL LENGHT: 366.44 km

[Codename B]

Yes, I was expecting you to come.

[nazrey]

Originally Posted by nazrey

MALAYSIA
Electrified Double Track Projects
As of April 2012
[1995] Rawang-Seremban, 105km
[1995] Batu Caves-Port Klang, 52km
[2008] Rawang - Ipoh (179km)
[2011] Seremban - Sungai Gadut (11.3km)
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[2012] Sungai Gadut – Gemas (86.8km)
[2013] Ipoh - Padang Besar Station (329 km)
[2016] Gemas - Johor Baru (197km)

Other Rail-based Projects, Planned in progress
- A new integrated station named Penang Sentral will be built which will connect KTM Railway, monorail, bus and ferry service in one building at Butterworth.
- Tampin/Pulau Sebang - Melaka double-tracking project in the 10th Malaysia Plan.
- Expansion of the ETS fleet with the purchase of an additional 5 EMU Trainsets to arrive by 2013
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The Twin Brother :d by Toraja Bali~On Traveling, on Flickr
- Extension of the ETS service to Butterworth (Penang Sentral) by 2014
- Komuter Utara service from Nibong Tebal to Butterworth and Sg. Petaniby 2014 or 2015
- Komuter Selatan service in the Iskandar Development Region and Johor Baru by 2015 or 2016

KTM's Electrified Double Track Total Lenght: 434.1 km (as of April 2012)


http://www.keretapi.com/railwaymap.html

[Codename B]

Thailand Double Track Projects

Freight Train Top Speed: 80 kmph
Passenger Train Top Speed: 120 kmph

Current lines as of March 2012


http://www.railway.co.th/resultproje....asp?result=13

Bangkok - Ban Phachi Junction Railway (90 km)
Rangsit - Ban Phachi Junction Railway (61 km) Triple track
Bangsue - Tallin Chan - Nakhon Pathom (56 km)
Ban Phachi Junction Railway - Lopburi (43 km)
Ban Phachi Junction Railway - Map Kabao (44 km)
Hua Mak - Chachoengsao (45 km)
Chachoengsao - Sri Racha - Lat Krabang (78 km)

Total: 417 km

*Chachoengsao - Klongsibkao - Kang Koi (106 km) is under consideration of its environmental impact.

http://www.siamintelligence.com/doub...hispeed-train/

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Master Plan


http://www.scribd.com/doc/47150799/S...ix-8C-Thailand

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SRT DMU 2503 by EEType1

[nazrey]

Originally Posted by nazrey

SOURCE: https://www.cia.gov/library/publicat...elds/2121.html



Indonesia
total: 5,042 km
narrow gauge: 5,042 km 1.067-m gauge (565 km electrified) (2009)
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Kereta Api Priangan Express memasuki Stasiun Cirahayu by chris railway, on Flickr
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Westbound Argo Gede Train passing Cikurutug Bridge by chris railway, on Flickr



Burma
total: 5,031 km
narrow gauge: 5,031 km 1.000-m gauge (2010)
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Express train pulled by DF1317 near Payagyi by florian_grupp, on Flickr
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Mountain Train to Lashio by Allan Rickmann, on Flickr



Thailand
total: 4,071 km
standard gauge: 29 km 1.435-m gauge (29 km electrified)
narrow gauge: 4,042 km 1.000-m gauge (2010)
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Bang Sue Junction by Carlton Holls, on Flickr
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THONBURI RAILWAY STATION BANGKOK THAILAND FEB 2012 by calflier001, on Flickr
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Vietnam
total: 2,347 km
standard gauge: 178 km 1.435-m gauge
narrow gauge: 2,169 km 1.000-m gauge (2010)
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train by yutaka72, on Flickr
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Diesel Locomotive of Vietnam Railway by Yoshinori_4401, on Flickr



Malaysia
total: 1,849 km
standard gauge: 57 km 1.435-m gauge (57 km electrified)
narrow gauge: 1,792 km 1.000-m gauge (150 km electrified) (2010)




http://www.locopage.net/asia-pics.htm
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KTM 29102 at Tanjung Malim 03-09-2009 b by EEType1, on Flickr
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The Twin Brother :d by Toraja Bali ~ only hope, on Flickr
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KLIA Transit arriving Salak Tinggi station by JakTransport (Bangkrut!), on Flickr



Philippines
total: 995 km
narrow gauge: 995 km 1.067-m gauge (484 km are in operation) (2010)
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GEDC0486 by mark 922, on Flickr
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Cambodia
total: 690 km
narrow gauge: 690 km 1.000-m gauge
note: under restoration (2010)
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Railway Station, Phnom Penh by Pigalle, on Flickr
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Railway Station, Phnom Penh by Pigalle, on Flickr
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Railway Station, Phnom Penh by Pigalle, on Flickr

http://www.railpictures.net/viewphot...=186345&nseq=6

http://www.hippomap.com/as/asia_en.html

[Codename B]

Thailand High Speed Train - Counting Down to 2013

Originally Posted by Codename B

PM accelerates high-speed train
April 26, 2012 by Rapeepat Mantanarat



BANGKOK, 26 April 2012: The Ministry of Transport hopes to set up a supervisory committee on high-speed train development led by Prime Minister Yingluck who will act as its chairperson.

She has promised to fast track decisions a declaration that might add an element of speed to a project that has almost ground to a halt.

The ministry vows that at least one high-speed train line will open before the current government’s terms ends in about three and a half years.

Based on country’s railway developments in the past that is an optimistic time-frame, one that critics will say is almost impossible to meet.

China and Japan are both interested in the first project but details of the investment, work plan and technical assistance involved have still be negotiated. Based on past rail projects the initial negotiations before any work begins on the line could take two years to complete. Also having two countries work on the projects could complicate matters.

Transport Minister Jarupong Ruangsuwan said a supervisory committee on a high-speed train development will be formed first.

Apart from the Prime Minister as its chairperson it will involve the Ministry of Transport director general as a secretary together with representatives from the State Railway of Thailand and the Office of Transport and Traffic Policy and Planning.

There will be five sub-committees on the following subjects: Drafting the framework of the country’s requirements; technical specifications and engineering; finance and investment; Added value projects and system operational management.

As for international partners, Japan has conducted a study, while China signed a Memorandum of Understanding and plans its own study in three months.

“The PM was very impressed with the efficiency of the high speed train system of the two countries, during her recent visit. Therefore she wants the project to speed up so it can be an important link at ASEAN level adding weight to Thailand’s gateway status to southwest China, Myanmar, Laos, Malaysia and Singapore.”

There are four planned high-speed train routes: Bangkok- Phitsanulok-Chiang Mai, 745 km, worth Bt229 billion; Bangkok-Nakhon Ratchasima-Nong Khai, 615 km, worth Bt201.45 billion; Bangkok-Pattaya-Rayong, 221 km, worth Bt72.27 billion (extension from the Airport Link line) and Bangkok-Hua Hin-Padang Besar, 982 km, worth Bt297.88 billion.

Deputy Transport Minister, Chatchart Sittipan, said most likely the first line would be go to the north or northeast. However, construction costs would be lower to the northeast as the route is straight and pretty flat (after a steep climb near Saraburi and Muak Lek up to the plateau and to the region’s gateway town of Nakhon Ratchashim).

He noted the terrain was tougher on the northern route that includes the country’s longest tunnel located near Lampang.

http://www.ttrweekly.com/site/2012/0...h-speed-train/

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First Phase

Illustrated by khun Marut

Originally Posted by marut

4 สาย... ขอสถานีตามนี้ได้มั้ย

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Master Plan


http://www.sepo.go.th/highspeedrail/...R%20Inform.pdf

[sutee]

Originally Posted by Codename B

Yes, I was expecting you to come.

Haha. I am happy to see the post and news from different country but not repeating or double post , only 1 or 2 time should be enough