CNA Insider | What Happens To Retired MRT Trains? How Singapore Gives Them New Life @CNAInsider | Uploaded 4 months ago | Updated 4 minutes ago
In 2023, the Land Transport Authority (LTA) of Singapore decommissioned about twelve 1st- to 3rd-generation fleets of North-South and East-West Lines trains to make way for newer train models.

About 2,600 tonnes of train parts were disposed of - but LTA has been finding ways to reuse these parts to cut waste and keep the trains’ history alive.

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00:00 Introduction
00:30 Why do trains get decommissioned?
00:42 Taking apart a 138m-long train
00:59 How trains get transported by road at night
01:22 Train enthusiasts bid goodbye
01:44 When do trains get a mid-life upgrade?
02:55 Setting up a ‘train cabin’ in a nursing home
04:55 Community projects that upcycle old train parts
05:51 How to get hold of old train parts

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