mrtdown · The weekly brief

Week of 10 October 2022

10–16 Oct 2022

What stood out

One recorded disruption overlapped weekday peak hours (7–9 am or 5–7 pm, Singapore time). Affected sections included the interchanges at Bukit Panjang and Choa Chu Kang.

The week at a glance

From 10–16 Oct 2022, we recorded 2 disruptions on Singapore’s MRT and LRT network, lasting 32 minutes in total.

Disruptions

2

2 more than last week

Total disruption time

32 minutes

32 minutes more than last week

Lines affected

2

2 more than last week

How the week unfolded

Disruptions by day

  • 0Mon
  • 0Tue
  • 1Wed
  • 1Thu
  • 0Fri
  • 0Sat
  • 0Sun

Across the network

Lines affected by recorded disruptions, longest total duration first
LineDisruptionsDuration
Bukit Panjang LRT124 minutes
North East Line18 minutes

What happened

Longest disruptions first

  1. BPLRT

  2. NEL

Monday–Sunday, Singapore time. Based on recorded incidents; missing reports may leave gaps. Maintenance is counted separately.

About these numbers

Each disruption counts once per week, even if it spans several days. We add up the time each disruption lasted within the week, so overlapping disruptions count separately. A disruption affecting several lines appears under each one. Total disruption time is not passenger delay. Past reports may change when records are corrected.

Updated 14 Oct 2026, 05:14 pm (Singapore time). How we count