When the train arrives, the platform's safety doors open along with the train doors. The only downside is that trains can get quite crowded during rush hour.
Absolutely! Singapore is a small island with limited space, so public transportation helps reduce traffic and pollution. Unlike many American cities, where owning a car is common, cars are extremely expensive in Singapore. It costs over $100,000 Singaporean dollars even for the cheapest cars. The MRT also reflects Singapore's emphasis on cleanliness and order, with strict rules and organized boarding.
