SBS Transit (railway company)

SBS Transit (Trains)

File:Bombardier MOVIA C951.jpg
Company type	Public
Industry	Public Transport Operator
Founded	Singapore (2001 (2001))
Headquarters	Singapore
Area served	Singapore
Key people	Gan Juay Kiat (CEO) Lim Jit Poh (Chairman) Kua Hong Pak (Deputy Chairman)
Services	Railways
Parent	ComfortDelGro Corporation
Website	SBS Transit

SBS Transit Limited (Chinese: 新捷运有限公司) is a rail operator in Singapore and a wholly owned subsidiary of ComfortDelGro. Founded as SBS Transit after merging company with Super Bus Service under ComfortDelGro, SBS Transit currently operates on the North East Line, Downtown Line, Sengkang LRT Line and Punggol LRT Line. The rolling stocks are C951, C751A and C810 with future rolling stock C751C.

The colour scheme of the trains varies, with the NEL trains with purple and red striped livery, DTL trains with lighter and darker blue striped livery and SKLRT and PGLRT with indigo colour trains.

Major Disruptions

A major breakdown occurred on 15 March 2012 affected 90,000 commuters due to a power supply problem in the tunnel at Outram Park station. This caused train services to be disrupted, between 06:30 to 16:35, on NEL between Harbourfront and Dhoby Ghaut stations. Subsequently, the Land Transport Authority (LTA) intends to impose financial penalties amounting to S$400,000 (approximately US$315,000) on SBS Transit for the disruption.

Fleet details

Contract*	Image	Type	Maximum Speed (km/h)		Trains	Cars	Line(s) served	Built on	Debut on
			Design	Service
C751A		electric multiple unit	100	90	25	150	North East Line	2000 – 2003	20 June 2003
C951	File:Bombardier MOVIA C951.jpg	electric multiple unit	90	80	88	264	Downtown Line	2012 – 2016	22 December 2013
C751C		electric multiple unit	100	90	18	108	North East Line	2014 – 2015	—
C810		electric multiple unit	80	55	41	41	Sengkang LRT Line Punggol LRT Line	2001 – 2003	2003 and 2005 (respectively)

The trains are classified as contracts unlike other countries which uses "class".*