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A Singapore MRT WTFMarch 16, 2007
The Singapore MRT has to be one of the best public rail transport systems in the world (I fancy the Tokyo train/subway system as well - the fare adjustment machine is one of those “since sliced bread” ideas), but they still have room to screw up in a Daily WTF-worthy way.
This sign at Raffles Place MRT used to show train arrival times:
It’s been there for about 3 days, was still there when I checked this morning.
Which station is it anyway?
JC: L2read.
fare adjustment machine?
Three days? Either the station is using a very archaic machine that takes 3 days to reboot or they have completely missed the fact that it’s stuck.
These occurrences, however, are not uncommon. Saw something similar (showing command line prompt) in Sommerset several months back.
I once saw the same sign with [A]bort, [R]etry, [I]gnore? That one had me LOL’ing.
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Give them a fine! :-)
Posted by: Markus on March 16, 2007 4pm