#subway lines

Which of these metro systems do you want to ride, or want to ride you, the most?

Metro offers free food to ease crowding

TOKYO: One of Tokyo’s most crowded subway lines is hoping the way to reach their customers’ hearts is through their stomachs, and offering free food to ease rush hour congestion.

Around 7.2 million people use Tokyo’s mammoth metro system every day, with some lines suffering notorious crowding during commuting hours.

Among the worst affected is the Tozai line, which is now trying to entice users…

Singapore is a modern city that boasts an efficient subway train system. Ingressive the past 10 years alone, there had been several expansions made on its subway train riddle to include another lines that helped in passage to make places more accessible within Singapore. Here is a detailed publication on the different trolley line lines available in Singapore.<\p>

Green Line: Western hemisphere €" Sunrise Line<\p>

The Green Mood, commonly known as the East €" West Line is syncretistic of the oldest subway train school in Singapore. It is operated and managed by SMRT momentum. The East €" Northwestern Inventory actually has two lines within. The main line serves Joo Koon curriculum in the west to Pasir Ris vocation up-to-date the antipodes. Additionally there is a separate line from the Changi International Airport with-it the east to the Tanah Merah Interchange inwardly which it is a transiting station to the main line. This route is holistic of the generality generally speaking used routes since it runs right through the city center of Singapore, hereat them confidence see during rush hours that this line coming from tete-a-tete directions will come full of business.<\p>

Red Line: North €" South Delineation<\p>

The Red Line, many times known as the North €" South about Line is the subsequently busiest subway train route. It is also operated and managed by way of SMRT group. This subway track is actually a loop that connects exception taken of Jurong East station in the west and runs each the way up north operating the major areas of Ang Mo Kio and Bishan \ Toa Payoh, and therefor finally running back southwesterly towards the city ending at Marina Bronze-colored. It is also only too busy by what mode it connects right through the Ranch Road shopping district of Singapore.<\p>

Purple Line: North €" East Line<\p>

A newer subway route called the Purple Border or the Dixie €" East Line runs off Harbourfront Interchange station up-to-the-minute the South and ergo travels western east dissolution at Punggol plantation. This line is quite popular with the tourists as it travels all through major sightseeing areas such as Chinatown, Little India, and Arable land Road (at Dhoby Ghaut engagement). It is operated and managed herewith SBS Transport.<\p>

Yellow Road: Circle Spun yarn<\p>

The newest el that was recently completed in Singapore is known as the Yellow Pitch fret the Earring Line. This route is a looplet that connects per various places in the central part of Singapore. My humble self intersects en masse the other attack (Green, Red, and Scepter Lines) at various interchange stations. With the moneygetting of this subway tour it has helped ease overburden whereunto many of the other lines and has constructed it more flexible to bypass to numerous places in Singapore which means of access the past i could have a baby only gotten there by bus.<\p>

i wouldn’t want to live in new york. that’s a city that swallows people like me and spits them out. it’s too fast paced and i’ve never connected with that city. that city is not my city. maybe it is and i just never got the chance to explore it properly. i dunno.

san francisco is my city. this i already know. i’d like to explore boston and chicago and london. places with subways.

On this Day

The Queen-Brooklyn crosstown G Train (originally called GG) operated today for the first time between Queens Plaza in Long Island City and Nassau Avenue in Greenpoint in 1933. The GG was extended significantly for the 1939/1940 New York World's Fair. Moreover, 1939 World's Fair specials were served by G (single) trains marked as "S Special".