[Welcome to NSL Again] SMRT Trains - KNS C751B [311/312] [Woodlands → Sembawang]

Date filmed: 13 May 2024
Time of recording: 1807hrs
Towards: (5) Marina South Pier
Train Model: Kawasaki Nippon Sharyo C751B
Train Run: 416
Depot of Origin: Ulu Pandan Depot
Final Destination Depot: Bishan Depot
Carriage filmed at: 2311 A4/B4
AM/PM/Full Day: Full Day Late Night Service
This video features a KNS C751B, 311/312, which is from UPD to serve NSL for the whole day, from NS9 Woodlands to NS11 Sembawang.
311/312 would first return back into UPD when it was selected from TWD to serve EWL Sunday PM Peak Run 326 on 12/5/2024. Run 326 on Sundays/Public Holidays will return the train back into UPD before 11pm, as scheduled.
Seems that 311/312 came over to run on NSL again straightaway, on a Full Day Slot on NSL. Looks like 311/312 is slowly perming NSL yet again, with it coming over to NSL once every few weeks.
A good thing for more KNS to come over to NSL since there are only 6 active KNS on NSEWL. So every KNS that is running, especially on NSL, is very precious.
Welcome back onto the tracks of NSL after spending slightly more than 2 weeks on EWL. Echoey Motor can be heard on car 2311 A4/B4. Note the bad suspension is still present on car 2311 A4/B4, but no loud motor was heard.

[@Service861]

Hope more KNSES can serve NSL.

[@SGrailadventure2004]

Gonna be like 237/238 or 201/202 soon for KNS (being the most visited KNS on NSL) lol, but still any non-KSF train is better since NSL still no R151 trains yet.....

[@Service861]

Woohoo!:D

[@vincentkohlumcfan22]

Really difficult to find the strong on this set. It’s not as consistent as I thought

[@singaporetrainsmemories]

yeah... the closest i could get of the loud motor was on 11/4/2024 (even though it was inconsistent).
Since then, I also don't really hear the loud motor anymore...

[@ZhaoZimingPl]

It should be "PM Run 326" and not "PM Peak Run 326" as there is no Peak Hour frequency on weekends.

[@singaporetrainsmemories]

actually, there is a frequency on weekends. 3 mins per train during the PM Rush Hours.