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

[BTS2MRT]

2 Cross X Under construction

Coordinates : http://goo.gl/maps/0ueD

Originally Posted by marut

สถานีเตาปูน... ชั้นบนคือสายสีม่วง ชั้นล่างสายสีน้ำเงิน

Coordinates : http://goo.gl/maps/mI3z

Originally Posted by JUmp*

สถานีท่าพระ

[BEERUSIK]

good for bangkok.

[Jambol]

Are these being constructed now, or being planned for?
Seems like Bangkok is building many rail lines at present...

[Elizarah]

Yes, is it.

At present, The subway and the sky-train of Thailand are constructing.

However, some line are building, but some are just a project.

By the way, you can see the almost plan in this site.

Thai version

English version

[chengo]

Originally Posted by nazrey

Another packed at Kelana Jaya Line for nowadays >>

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http://www.flickr.com/photos/johan_design/6236866724/
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http://www.flickr.com/photos/johan_design/6236343283/

still better than bangkok

[gla_c]

Another packed at Saladang station in Bangkok for nowadays .

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[nazrey]

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View from Mid Valley and beyond by RicePuppy, on Flickr

Mid Valley KTM Komuter station
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Tengok by Hakim Ishak, on Flickr
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KTM Komuter by kdt, on Flickr

[BEERUSIK]

same movie into different camera...(well done)

[BTS2MRT]

Public transit packed is problem??
Why we race to show our problem?

[KoolKool]

the first skytrain project in hanoi is facing with serious clearance trouble,make the construction slow a lot,that's why they still don't think about constructing depot,station

some pics








source: http://vnexpress.net/gl/xa-hoi/2012/...-cham-tien-do/

[Jambol]

Originally Posted by BTS2MRT

Public transit packed is problem??
Why we race to show our problem?

Coz the frequency of the arrival of trains are infrequent. Not too sure about bangkok, but those KTM trains in KL have laughable schedules; they often do not arrive on time, and despite a big crowd at the station due to late arrivals, nothing is being done much.

If you chance to look at how the crowd build up at the semi-underground sentral station in KL, I often wonder how many people will get killed if there is a fire.

[hackmanjkk]

I used to pack at kl sentral. At underground level at around 6pm. I waited more than half an hour. No air condition.it's underground but I don't know why no air condition. It's very hot.and Many people is smelly.(sorry to say this. But it's real) and I was very hungry at that time.
It's the expereance I would never forget.

[Jambol]

Originally Posted by hackmanjkk

I used to pack at kl sentral. At underground level at around 6pm. I waited more than half an hour. No air condition.it's underground but I don't know why no air condition. It's very hot.and Many people is smelly.(sorry to say this. But it's real) and I was very hungry at that time.
It's the expereance I would never forget.

Many SEA nations are racing to build up their infrastructre in rail lines.
The true victor is the one which can get rid of that 'third world' image, through the design, planning and scheduling of their rail projects.

Still on KL Sentral, would one call it a hub when stations of different lines do not even converge and require commuters to walk across a road, through unplanned links, under the hot sun for a not-so-short distance?

[ntly1]

Originally Posted by Jambol

Many SEA nations are racing to build up their infrastructre in rail lines.
The true victor is the one which can get rid of that 'third world' image, through the design, planning and scheduling of their rail projects.

Still on KL Sentral, would one call it a hub when stations of different lines do not even converge and require commuters to walk across a road, through unplanned links, under the hot sun for a not-so-short distance?

The present KL Sentral is not the end product. When the whole plan is completed, you will see the difference.

[Jambol]

Originally Posted by ntly1

The present KL Sentral is not the end product. When the whole plan is completed, you will see the difference.

so, it will take another decade or two to be completed? Mind you, most of the existing facilities are completed for a decade already. Perhaps I need to remind you that the fundamentals of a transportation hub is to provide convenience to the users of a public transport, what more the hub?

Are you also suggesting while we all wait for the finished product, KL remains to be the 3rd world city while the rest of the region races on?

[ntly1]

Originally Posted by Jambol

so, it will take another decade or two to be completed? Mind you, most of the existing facilities are completed for a decade already. Perhaps I need to remind you that the fundamentals of a transportation hub is to provide convenience to the users of a public transport, what more the hub?

Are you also suggesting while we all wait for the finished product, KL remains to be the 3rd world city while the rest of the region races on?

I think they won't take decade but many be few years! The KVMRT has started and would take few years to complete....for the monorail which need to walk across a road at this moment, will have better access, when the Nu Sentral is completed (which is now under construction).
It is norm for any construction with such scale in Malaysia to take few years to complete. Those projects would never because of others in the region or whether KL is 3rd world city, then they would build it faster or slower just for the reason to catch up with others or not to be 3rd world city!!

[BTS2MRT]

MRT Purple Line Big Update Click

[Vrooms]

CHANGI AIRPORT STATION SINGAPORE
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http://www.flickr.com/photos/tony926/7764775998/

[omevil]

Bangkok MRT Blue Line extension

Originally Posted by napoleon

Originally Posted by napoleon

Thailand's Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra presides over a ceremony marking the start of construction of a subway line (Blue Line) at Hua Lampong Station in Bangkok August 24, 2012.

Originally Posted by Happynoel

Originally Posted by TheWestWing

Wang Burapa Station

Originally Posted by totomaru

สถานีวังบูรพา ( BS11 / P23 )



G/1F - Concourse Level ชั้นจำหน่ายตั๋ว
B1 - Platform Level (ชานชาลาที่ 2)
B2 - Platform Level (ชานชาลาที่ 1)

[Jambol]

So the blue line will now be extended to be a circle line plus an extension? Cool...

Are these new stations underground stations? Any plans to add the number of carriages with such lengths of extension?