A 20-year-old Singaporean has completed a 76km overnight trek along the East-West Line, marking the final leg of his challenge to walk all the city’s MRT lines. Trevor Kam, a fitness enthusiast, has now completed every single MRT line in Singapore, a feat that took him over a year to achieve. His final journey, which involved walking more than 300 people, took place on a single night, covering the entire East-West Line.
The challenge began in 2023 when Kam decided to walk all 11 MRT lines in Singapore. Each line required a separate route, some of which were short, while others, like the East-West Line, stretched over 76 kilometers. The East-West Line, which connects the eastern and western parts of the city, was the most demanding leg of the journey. Kam started his overnight trek at 6 a.M. And finished at 6 a.M. The next day, completing the route in just one night.
This achievement comes after months of preparation and training. Kam said he wanted to push his physical limits and raise awareness about the MRT system. “I wanted to show that it’s possible to do something challenging and meaningful,” he said. His journey has inspired others in Singapore to take up similar challenges.
Kam’s feat highlights the growing trend of using public transport for fitness and exploration. The MRT system, which serves millions of passengers daily, has become a unique platform for personal challenges. His completion of all lines is a testament to dedication and perseverance, and it has sparked interest in similar projects across the city.
