RTS Link Project Malaysia-Singapore (Sept'24 - Part 2)
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- Опубліковано 19 вер 2024
- Overview development progress of RTS Link stations: Johor Bahru (Malaysia) versus progress of Woodlands North (Singapore)
Progress update as in 16 September 2024
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RTS Link construction project in Johor Bahru is start now
The RTS Link connects Bukit Chagar in Johor Bahru to Woodlands in Singapore, serving about 10,000 passengers per hour each way to help ease traffic congestion on the Causeway.
The RTS project is estimated to be RM3.7 billion after factoring in the relocation of the depot from Mandai in Singapore to Johor Bahru.
The RTS will not only ease congestion on the Causeway, the connectivity will also bring economic benefit to both cities.
The RTS Link will also continue to feature co-location of customs, immigration and quarantine (CIQ) facilities, so that passengers undergo CIQ clearance only once, at their point of departure.
The RTS Link stations will be well integrated with the local transport networks in each country.
When completed, the RTS Link will ease Causeway congestion, improve connectivity, foster people-to-people ties and generate shared economic and social benefits.
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I am looking forward to the opening of the viewing deck in Merdeka 118, the ART system in Kuching, the LRT project on Penang, Andaman Island Penang, the upgraded ports in Kuching and Bintulu plus the completion of the Pan Borneo Highway
Go Malaysia ❤
Selamat Hari Malaysia SCM dan semua
RTS Link. Pemangkin Ekonomi Johor-Singapura. 10,000 penumpang sejam, sehala. Saya harap projek E-ART dapat dibina secepat mungkin dan beroperasi sekali dengan RTS Link Januari 2027.
Bila nak start eh elevated art ni , katanya habis study bulan ogos kan
@@Badgyuu sepatutnya by end of last month. Kita tunggu bulan ni macam mana (20 Sept 2024).
@@dzul101 okay
MB Johor 😮😮😮
percaya atau tak, projek E-ART ni dah rancang sejak 90an lagi sbb aku sendiri pernah tengok draf dia waktu interview penolong pengarah JCorp tahun 1997 masa aku form 6 dulu (waktu buat kerja khusus Geografi). tapi sayangnya plan tak kesampaian sbb kegawatan ekonomi 1998. alhamdulillah dia dah plan balik benda ni sekarang.
Tak sabar nak pergi Singapore naik ETS pastu naik RTS. Walaupun ada flight direct IPH-SG
what a completion of the marine viaduct! at last, the launching girder for the marine viaduct is pushed back to the original launching position for the remaining 2 spans over the transitional pier. it's great to see the sound barriers being installed along the span in the residential areas.
1 span only for the marine. The other will be done via crane under the land contract.
well done, hope it is ready soon!
A good joint venture to improve the economy and development of both countries. Cooperation between Asean countries should be enhanced to benefit each other instead of competing with each other or closing the economic space among countries in the region.Become a successful trading partner comparable to countries in the European region.
Connection of the spans seems to have slowed down from the peak in Q2 and Q3 this year. The stations and depot are shaping up nicely.
can you update iskandar puteri development next? 😊
Yes, economically there would be increase in cross border activities between Malaysia/Johor and Singapore.
But what I look forward to is the relief of the thousands of school children going to and from Singapore daily for schooling. They gets to sleep maybe 1/2 hour longer and gets home 1/2 hour earlier. What a great mental and health benefits to these children.
Guinness World Record….The shortest LRT Line in the world…..Also shortest LRT Line between 2 countries…..The only LRT Line that has only 2 Stations.
Love how both side got its own design and specifications for the pillar.
Marine Launch Gantry on the way to the final marine span while the span connecting land & marine to be completed using cranes have the supporting scaffoldings completely up now.
Update iskandar puteri pls
Boleh tak roboh kan taman perumahan tu 🤣.. Boleh bina bangunan tinggi bnyk2 kat situ. Haha
Malaysia,Singapore.....maju bersama....
Perlu ada visi bangunkan projek mega di Johor Bahru selain pelancongan. Tak sangka banyak NGO tak ada cawangan di bandaraya Johor Bahru juga, hendak pohon bantuan SARA pun sangatlah susah. Bukankah metro JB region kedua besar di Malaysia? Harap banggakan orang Johor.
Another week, another rts video.
Can you Update Gemas JB double track
Admin for a very long time never updated JB progress.. please update ya.. 😅
Singapore government investment 60% on RTS.
No need HSR anymore for singapore.
HSR should stop at Senai Airport, no need to go to Singapore. This current RTS should extend to JB bus station and Senai airport in the future.
HSR connectivity is not just for SG - JB , it's for SG - KL
@@kimimpown all this depends spending at this time cost factors is not worth and further more Malaysia government didn't honour theirs words.
Is very expensive project for singapore.
Since the termination from Malaysia cause singapore have lost quite a lot money.
Singapore government didn't want commit any more.
I cannot understand that the new rTS station is not constructed in chagar area but near immigration building. Immigration building is crowded.😅
The station will have it's own immigration building which is in Chagar area. It's being built near the existing immigration not for immigrations, but for connections to JB Sentral for KTMB transfer, as well as links to JBCC, R&F, CSM & the upcoming Coronation Square
i wonder if it is a one way track or 2 way track.
two way
Harap Johor buat LRT, dah teruk sangat dah jalan sekitar bandar johor, ke PG, ke Ulu Tiram, ke Senai, ke Tebrau....kata Maju Johor....
Powerwell sambung rts ni...tambah lagi station LRT..berita Awani.
Lrt baru kena kat jb boleh Sambung dgn RTS
Mana la tahu satu hari dorang buat HSR dari Jurong ke Forest City pulak. Lepas tu third link dari Punggol-Pulau Tekong-Malaysia
Very well maintained, lets hope the residents too helps too,especially after ours four legs family 💩 😂
5:19 sekali tengok tak ubah macam mass rapid transit mrt punyaa design ,elok laa klu dia pakai jenis mrt sebab mrt bole bawa ramai orgt dia hubungkan kedua bandar dan dua negara kot
Mungkin akan dtg akan di update jadi mrt
@@adibrahman6168 yang saya nak sangat dan tak sabar nak tengok adalah train dia, bagaimana dia nak angkat keatas jambatan
Jb kena ada banyak jambatan flyover bertingkat.kereta makin banyak parah.banyak termenung.mengalahkan stay dalam jamban
Gantikan causeway dengan jambatan/undersea tunnel biarkan arus air selat johor mengalir dari timur ke barat dan sebaliknya
Patut buat tempat pejalan kaki beratap bertingkat je. Satu tingkat hala Singapura satu tingkat tuju JB. Siapkan escalator dan buggy untuk warga emas. Buat macam KLIA berhawa dingin siap tempat shopping dan makan minum. Cost operasi tk mahal teknology rendah.
Admin nk tanya, RTS ni guna single tract atau double tract ya. Sapa tau tolong baki pencerahan.
Curious how did u managed to get permission to fly the drone in Singapore.
I think it's still being flown from MY side, just did a super zoom
@kambinggolek471 oh I meant the part where he films the RTS station in Singapore that is undergoing construction.
He went across the causeway and filmed from woodlands waterfront pov at SG side.
@@Benjamin-wy4dj he didn't use drone I think. He probably just went atop one of the HDBs along Woodlands Ave 9 and filmed from there. This was filmed from the RTS station's southern end. A few other channels have also done this.
Or he could've just crossed to Singapore to film it
@@marcusianaviation9372 he did cross over to Singapore. But the question is whether if he did use a drone, because in Singapore, a permit must be sought & granted before filming.
Noob question .... are they any contingencies in place should an incident occurred causing the train to fall into the waters?
Never ever, this kind of structure, strong enough to bear any natural disasters for a hundred over years.
di stesen rts bukit chagar ni dia bina laluan apa sebenarnya
HSRAIL apa lagi . 😂😂😂❤❤❤ mau tunggu siapa meninggal dulu...😢😢 amen 🙏 🙌 Ahmadullah 🎉🎉😂😂❤❤
Could have easily build a road to run alongside. Lol
If you mean the road for maintenance, then you can just simply use a rail-mounted car for that. If you mean road for cross border, well it defeats the purpose of RTS.
7:29 yang besi tu cabut pastu letak jauh sikit bagi elak kena runtuhan
RTS links look like a walking bridge
Future problems in the making. More Malaysians will make use of the RTS on a daily basis compared to Singaporean's since more Malaysians will want to work in Singapore.
For Singaporean's, it will still be inconvenience unless they're only going to City Square mall or its immediate surrounding area.
The RTS won't changed how people moved about anywhere in JB due to the outdated and inefficient and the of connecting public transports to other places.
Hopefully, Malaysia will built a bigger bus terminal with efficient and updated inteconnecting bus services.
More Malaysians living in Malaysia but have Singapore income is good. JB people will have higher income and higher purchasing power thus drive consumer and property market thus igniting accelerated growth for JB. Singaporean on the other hand can reduce their cost of living by just living in Malaysia too and commute to work to Singapore. Since Malaysian gov spend 40% of the project while most of the users will be Malaysians then its definitely a winning investment.