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**Big A** · 09-04-2012, 07:08 PM

I do feel a sense of an easing of the congestion on our MRT lines. However, it is hard to be sure because we will never know how we could have been if the cheap imports were never let in at such a rate. More MRT lines are criss-crossing one another, and the load could have been built up by the lines pouring out the contents into one another at peak times.

Still, I look fwd to another 2 GRCs going down next GE, and the sentiments have more to do with not letting one Party have all the say.

09-04-2012, 07:08 PM	#14
Big A Join Date Oct 2005 Age 50 Posts 4,148 Administrator	I do feel a sense of an easing of the congestion on our MRT lines. However, it is hard to be sure because we will never know how we could have been if the cheap imports were never let in at such a rate. More MRT lines are criss-crossing one another, and the load could have been built up by the lines pouring out the contents into one another at peak times. Still, I look fwd to another 2 GRCs going down next GE, and the sentiments have more to do with not letting one Party have all the say.
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