Circle Line to show clockwise, anticlockwise directions when full loop completed [0:00-1:16]
A clockwise or anti-clockwise, that's how platforms on the circle line will display the train's direction. Instead of which station the service ends it. New way-finding signs are now available at some stations. Our reporter Claudio Lim tries to figure that out. I am currently at Promenade MRT and I just finished briefing with LTE on this enhanced way-finding science but honestly I still don't really understand how to read this. I'm trying to get to Bonavista MRT station and I think we'll just figure out as you go. I think I would say I'm quite an expert in taking the MRT. LTE didn't say that this station is a little bit tricky because it branches out to Dobi Gaw and also the rest of the circle line but hopefully I don't get lost. So anti-clockwise and clockwise today I am at Promenade and I'm trying to get to Bonavista. I think when the circle line is completed on the 12th of July I will be able to take the clockwise direction to Bonavista but today not done yet lah so I will have to go through the anti-clockwise direction passing through Pyleba so let's see if I can find where to go. I think there's some new signs here.
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