Kawasaki Heavy Industries & Nippon Sharyo C751B - SMRT Active Route Map Information System (STARIS)

SMRT Active Route Map Information System (STARIS)

All C751B trains are installed with STARIS and operational since late 2010. Trainset 321/322 was the first to be installed with STARIS and the last trainset to be installed was trainset 347/348.

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