This is fantastic. I was in Singapore a couple of weeks ago and after mentioning that I'd narrowly missed out on getting an SMRT job earlier this year we got ta

This is fantastic. I was in Singapore a couple of weeks ago and after mentioning that I'd narrowly missed out on getting an SMRT job earlier this year we got talking about the SMRT in general. He commented on this exact phenomenon of emergency braking for 'no reason', saying that the people of Singapore were losing faith in SMRT and their ability to keep up the reliability of the network after a spate of these issues due to 'interference'. It's truly wonderful to see how they went about identifying the problem. This is fantastic work and the team deserves major kudos for nailing this.