How SMRT Works Closely with Police Professionals to Prevent Mishappenings

1. How SMRT Works Closely with Police Professionals to Prevent Mishappenings SMRT, one of the leading public transportation systems in Singapore,provides a cost-effective and convenient travel experience to daily commuters. Millions of passengers prefer to take SMRT across various lines to reach their preferred choice of destination well on time. For years, SMRT has been at the forefront of making daily travel simple and affordable for all. Thanks to the sheer efforts and true leadership showcased by the SMRT Chairman and SMRT CEO for all these years. Additionally, SMRT is helping people to commute safely by keeping a close watch over stations and platforms situations to avoid any kind of incident. Fences & Screen Doors at SMRT Platforms Various stringent security measures have already been adopted by SMRT across all the stations and maintain passengers' safety to an optimum extent. For instance, SMRT has installed fences and screen doors around maximum train stations to maintain the protectiveness of passengers on a daily basis. Such screen doors allow the passengers to stand on the platform safety, and such doors open only when the train arrives and close after leaving. Doing this way, SMRT prevents passengers from intentionally or unintentionally getting themselves on the rail track and facing an accident. Professionals of SMRT follow such security measures rigourlsy to ensure complete commutation safety of passengers. Such measurs are taken to deal with rush hour scenario, when numerous passengers wait at the train stations and completely occupy platforms. At such times, automated screen doors prevent passengers direct contact with the rail track and ensure safety to an optimum level. Conclusion SMRT assures safety, convenience, and fast daily travel for commuters spread wide across Singapore. The leading public transportation system pays special concern to the safety and protectiveness of passengers by installing fences, screen doors, and round-the-clock surveillance across train stations and platforms.