The document discusses problems with Singapore's transport system and proposes solutions and a budget. It identifies overcrowded and failing trains, long bus wait times, and lack of rail infrastructure in certain areas as key problems. Solutions proposed include increasing train and bus capacity, installing backup batteries on trains, and accelerating construction of the Downtown Line 2. The budget allocates funds to purchase new trains and buses, retrofit trains with regenerative braking technology, and speed up rail construction, with the majority (60%) going towards the Downtown line.

1. Budget
Planning 2012 Done by: Lam Zhi Yuan
Ng Jia Xin
Ooi Ren Yi
Teo Xin Hui
Wang Jiale (Daryl)

2. Section 1: Problems with
Singapore's Transport System

3. Problems with the transport system?
Crowded Trains
Frustrated Unpleasant
Noisy Avoid taking
trains

4. Problems with the transport system?
Failing Trains
People in danger Frustrated
Lose trust in MoT Chaos

5. Problems with the transport system?
Especially long bus
waiting times

6. Problems with the transport system?
Bus drivers speed past bus stops
without even checking whether there
are any passenger at the bus stops

7. Problems with the transport system?
Bus breakdowns Late for school/work
Passengers have to Chaos
alight
Crowded bus stops
Road obstacle Traffic Jam

8. Problems with the transport system?
No comprehensive
system of rail at Bukit
Timah

9. Section 2: Solutions

10. Solutions
•Increase the rolling stock on North South
and East West lines.
•Install back up batteries that would last
one station
•Increase number of buses.
•Hasten the construction of downtown line
2, to 2013, together with downtown line 1.

11. Section 3: Budget
Allocation

12. Spending
•5 new Kawasaki Heavy Industries & CSR Qingdao
Sifang C151A trains costing 85 million dollars.
•100 new Mercedes citaro busses costing total of
50 million
•10 trains will be a tested first using regenerative
braking technology on the wheels of the train,
and be pushed out slowly to the rest of the
rolling stock. Cost of which would be 65 million.
•Speeding up of Downtown line construction to
cost 300 million.

13. Expenditure
Cost
5 C151A Trains
Retrofitting 10 trains with regenerative batteries
100 Citaro Busses
Speeding up of Downtown line construction
17%
13%
60%
10%

14. 5 new Kawasaki Heavy Industries & CSR
Qingdao Sifang C151A trains
• less congested trains
during morning peak
hours.
• increases frequency
of trains from five
minutes, to four
minutes.

15. 100 new Mercedes citaro
busses
• Reduce significantly the
amount of time spent
waiting for busses.
• From 20 minutes, to 13
minutes.
• Will be used in services
that operate near
schools.
• Citaro busses are
comfortable and fuel-
efficient.

16. Regenerative braking
technology
• Converts the train’s
kinetic energy to
another form of
energy, to be stored.
• back-up power
supply, should there
be a power failure.
• Prevents of stalling if
trains.

17. Regenerative braking
technology

18. Speeding up of Downtown
line 2 construction
• Provides rail
network for
citizens living in
Bukit Timah, and
Bukit Panjang
stretch.
• Ease of travel

19. Speeding up of Downtown
line 2 construction
• Students from
schools will
benefit from two
stations, Stevens,
and Tan Kah Kee.
• Improves
education sector
as well.

20. Section 4: Bibliography

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22. Thank You