It is known as EMAS to the locals, and it stands for Expressway Monitoring and Advisory System. The system allows the Land Transport Authority (LTA), to monitor the traffic situations and inform users.
Does you city have a similar system?
Wednesday, October 03, 2007
Expect Delays at Holland Road
A snapshot of a lunchtime traffic along AYE (Ayer Rajah Expressway). On the expressways in Singapore, there's always this board that tells you of traffic conditions ahead.
It is known as EMAS to the locals, and it stands for Expressway Monitoring and Advisory System. The system allows the Land Transport Authority (LTA), to monitor the traffic situations and inform users.
Does you city have a similar system?
It is known as EMAS to the locals, and it stands for Expressway Monitoring and Advisory System. The system allows the Land Transport Authority (LTA), to monitor the traffic situations and inform users.
Does you city have a similar system?
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Yes, we have something similar. What a neat photo! I don't like highways, but this one is gorgeous.
ReplyDeletele signe "SH" sur la route de gauche cela veut dire quoi ? une piste cyclable ?
ReplyDeletedoes sign “SH” on the road of left that want to say what? a cycle track?
"SH" stands for Shoulder. There is also Lanes 1 to 4. Sometimes the electronic display warns that Lane 1 is closed much earlier, so cars know how to change lanes earlier.
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Furthermore, buying a car is a losing investment from day one, there's little resale value unless it's an antique car. I'll rather buy a private apartment.
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Oh, so that means you ride on the other side, like in Britain? (just read your comment on what "SH" means)
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