The Light Rail Transit Authority (LRTA) completed its June inspections of stations, depots, and maintenance facilities as part of its continuing efforts to ensure the safe, reliable, and uninterrupted operation of the LRT-2 system. Through these routine inspections, the agency verifies that critical infrastructure, safety systems, and operational equipment remain in optimal condition to support daily railway operations and protect passengers.

Regular inspections play a vital role in preventing potential operational issues before they can affect railway service or passenger safety. By routinely assessing key facilities and equipment, the LRTA strengthens its preventive maintenance program, enhances operational readiness, and sustains the dependable delivery of public transport services.

The inspections covered structural components, operational equipment, safety systems, and emergency facilities throughout the LRT-2 network. Fire exits and emergency lighting were verified to be clearly marked, unobstructed, and fully functional, while maintenance equipment and other essential operational tools were checked to confirm their condition, availability, and serviceability. Any deficiencies identified during the inspections were documented and endorsed for appropriate corrective and preventive action.

The activity forms part of the LRTA’s Public Service Continuity Plan (PSCP), which requires the regular assessment and maintenance of facilities critical to railway operations. These routine inspections help sustain the agency’s operational readiness, strengthen system resilience, and reduce the risk of service disruptions.

Through continuous inspections and proactive maintenance, the LRTA remains committed to providing passengers with a safe, reliable, and resilient railway system. By keeping stations, depots, and maintenance facilities in optimal operating condition, the agency strengthens its capacity to deliver uninterrupted public service while safeguarding passengers, personnel, and railway assets.