Fernvale LRT Station facts for kids
Fernvale LRT Station SW5 is a train station in Singapore. It's part of the LRT system, which is like a smaller, lighter train network that helps people travel within neighborhoods. This station is located on the Sengkang LRT Line, specifically on its West Loop. Fernvale is special because it's the only station on the Sengkang LRT Line that uses side platforms. This means the train tracks are in the middle, and the platforms where you wait for the train are on either side.
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What is Fernvale LRT Station?
Fernvale LRT Station is a key part of the public transport system in the Sengkang area of Singapore. It helps residents of the Fernvale neighborhood easily connect to other parts of Sengkang and beyond. The station is designed to be convenient for daily commuters, like students going to school or families heading out for shopping.
When Did Fernvale Station Open?
The Fernvale LRT Station officially opened its doors to the public on 29 January 2005. Since then, it has been serving the community, making travel easier for thousands of people every day.
How Does the Sengkang LRT Line Work?
The Sengkang LRT Line is a fully automated, driverless train system. It has two main loops: the East Loop and the West Loop. Fernvale Station is part of the West Loop. These loops help connect residents to the main Sengkang MRT Station, where they can transfer to bigger train lines to reach other parts of Singapore.
Connecting to Other Stations
Fernvale Station is strategically placed to help you get around.
These connections make it simple to travel between different parts of the Sengkang area.
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Faregates at the station entrance.
