If I were one of the people queuing at the taxi stand, I would feel patient because the line is moving in an orderly way. Everyone seems to be waiting calmly, and I would know that my turn will come once the next taxis arrive. The organised system would make the wait easier to handle.

I might also feel tired, especially if I had been walking around Marina Bay Sands before joining the queue. Standing and waiting after a long day could make me want to get into a taxi quickly. This would make the waiting time feel longer, even though the process is fair and systematic.

While waiting, I stood with many other passengers who looked just as frustrated. To pass the time, I used my phone to revise some notes for school and listened to music to calm myself down. Although the wait felt long, I tried to stay patient and reminded myself that there was nothing I could do to make the train come faster.

In the end, I managed to catch the train and still reached school, though a little late. I felt relieved but also learnt that sometimes delays are unavoidable. This experience taught me the importance of staying calm in such situations and making good use of waiting time instead of feeling upset.

However, public transport is not always the best choice for every situation. During peak hours, trains and buses can get very crowded, which makes travel uncomfortable. Also, some areas are still not as well-served, so reaching certain places might require long walks, multiple transfers, or waiting. For people with heavy luggage, or needing door-to-door convenience, a private ride might be more suitable.

At the end of day, we should be grateful that we have a good public transport system in Singapore that is both reliable and convenient.

However, sometimes public transport can be crowded, especially during peak hours, which can make the journey uncomfortable. Also, for people living in more remote areas, buses or trains might not be as frequent or convenient.

Overall, despite a few drawbacks, I believe public transport is the most practical and sustainable way to travel in Singapore.

If I were the one queuing in the taxi stand. I would feel like it is not convenient to have a lot of taxis parking in the road difficult to identify which one I had booked for I would be tired walking to find my booked vehicle.

Firstly, Singapore has an efficient and reliable public transport system. The MRT and buses cover almost every part of the island, making it easy to get around without a car. Trains and buses run frequently, so the waiting times are short.

If I was one of the people queuing at the taxi stand, I would feel patient and calm, because the queue isn't long, I can wait for my ride to arrive and it is convenient.

b. I once took a long train ride with my family. It was slower than flying but more relaxing, and I enjoyed looking at the scenery.

c. Transportation today is faster and more convenient, but it also causes traffic and pollution. Public transport is important as it reduces cars on the road and helps the environment.

If I were the one in the queue at the taxi stands,I will feel patient since the cars were in an order manner. people who were waiting were calm and patient to.

on the other hand, i might also get tired since ive been walking around in marina bay sands and it became exhausting. it will take longer time to wait. and hoping my taxi will arrive quickly despite of the jam

In the video, I can see people are standing in the line at taxi stand outside Marina Bay Sand. It looks like the person is waiting outside to grab the taxi to their home. I saw people lining up for taxis and all the cars and taxis are also, lining up to pick passenger, and I felt that it was great because, is more efficient to line up properly.

If I was one of the people in the video, I would be very patient as it is meant to go in an orderly line. But I would get very tired as waiting in lines could be boring. So I take a different route to go for my destination.

I remember one occasion that, the bus delay before because, of the accident happens before last year. The car behind hits the bus on Seletar Expressway and another bus approching and arrives. Afterwards, the other passenger enter their other single decker bus but, is full of people. the bus approching double decker. We came in and got space a little, and we get home safely later evening.

Why, I agree to that transport is better way to travel because, the transport where we travelled, you will explore more things and also explore new things like places, shops and homes. You will felt like want to went out again and have fun with the explorations transportations, and it will started to felt to exciting and it will get it why it felt and make it feel more comfatable with cooler air-conditioned.

If i were one of the people queing at the queing at the stand. I would feel angry and anoyed because it is hot and humid outside and i will sweat alot.

In the end, my bus came for such a long time around ten to fifteen minutes. Then when I boarded the bus I felt very calmed and return back home safely.

Of course, sometimes it can be crowded during peak hours, and it may not be as flexible as taking a taxi or driving. But overall, I believe it’s the most convenient and practical way for most people to get around Singapore.”

The reason why Public Transport is allowed all of us because is cheap, safe ride and you do not need to spending lots of money for a car.

Whenever you feel like going out somewhere and if you are tired to walk. You can always take a public transport and the ride is very cheep. You can enjoy the bus, and including the train. Or even you can call a taxi or if you see it somewhere at the side of the road waiting for passengers.