Compassvale LRT Station facts for kids

Compassvale LRT Station  SE1  is a special kind of train station in Sengkang, Singapore. It's part of the light rail transit (LRT) system, which is like a smaller, lighter version of a regular train or subway. This station started operating on 18 January 2003. It is located on the east loop of the Sengkang LRT Line, helping people travel easily around the Sengkang area.

What is an LRT?

An LRT, or Light Rail Transit, is a modern way to get around cities. Think of it as a mix between a tram and a train. LRT trains are usually smaller and lighter than big subway trains. They often run above ground, giving passengers views of the city. They are great for connecting different neighborhoods and helping people get to bigger train stations or bus stops.

The Sengkang LRT Line

The Sengkang LRT Line is a special train line that serves the Sengkang new town in Singapore. It has two main loops: the East Loop and the West Loop. These loops help residents travel within Sengkang, connecting them to homes, schools, and shopping centers. Compassvale LRT Station is an important stop on the East Loop.

East Loop Travel

The East Loop of the Sengkang LRT Line goes around the eastern part of Sengkang. It connects several neighborhoods and makes it easy for people to reach places like the Sengkang Town Centre. From Compassvale Station, you can quickly get to other parts of the loop, making daily travel simple and fast.

Station Name

The name of Compassvale LRT Station comes directly from the street where it is built. It is located right on Compassvale Street. Many places in Singapore, especially train stations, are named after the roads or areas they serve. This helps people know exactly where the station is located.