Johor Bahru bus routes
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Originally posted by 105090:
Looks like the route of entering JB town for the East side buses is still not standardised yet, keke.
Took sv22 today to Jusco again..
so bad luck.. met the young malay driver who demand RM2.10 for 3 times in 6 occasions.. wth
. so today i paid him RM2.10 without fuss
oh, and his bus arrives at City Square at 1220pm (1224 on the bus clock).
Return trip, was quite pleasant.. took Triton 507A.. bus looks so welcoming, but alamak.. seats got no cushion.. suprised about this, but fare only RM1.80. This bus used Jln Tun Abdul Razak. Stopped at KOMTAR to let ppl alight.
Seems theres only one bus for 507A, and one or two for 507. no wonder always so difficult to board 507.
Also, saw sv39 on a orange CityBus.
And saw Transitlink 188 alighting passengers at the now-defunt Caltex bus-stop next to KTM, then went to join the traffic jam to the customs before turning right at the end of the traffic queue.
Citybus is a division of Transit Link, sometimes there's one Dennis Lance with Transit Link red and white body used to serve 39.
If I am not wrong, the seats with cushion, has a small QC sticker behind every seat and indicates that the seats are produced in China. -
yeah, it is. 507A ends at Permas jaya, 507 ends at Kota Masai.Originally posted by Apex-LW'21:I think TRITON 507A is short working trip for TRITON 507.
the "A" is very small and hard to see, has white background.
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Quality Control from China, am I right? The quality of the seats are good.Originally posted by PJ_Quek:Looks like the route of entering JB town for the East side buses is still not standardised yet, keke.
Citybus is a division of Transit Link, sometimes there's one Dennis Lance with Transit Link red and white body used to serve 39.
If I am not wrong, the seats with cushion, has a small QC sticker behind every seat and indicates that the seats are produced in China. -
Yeap, you're right, keke.Originally posted by Apex-LW'21:Quality Control from China, am I right? The quality of the seats are good. -
Well, from Senai Airport to JB, is there any bus that would run past the JB City Square?
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207 & 333 I think because I seldom travel to JB.Originally posted by SGEMP:Well, from Senai Airport to JB, is there any bus that would run past the JB City Square? -
only the Senai Express goes near city square (kota raya). According to PJ_Quek, 207 goes to the city centre specially on mornings.
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Thanks a lot, 105090.Originally posted by 105090:only the Senai Express goes near city square (kota raya). According to PJ_Quek, 207 goes to the city centre specially on mornings.
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something i get it... last week i went JB took 168 to woodlands and then took 950 alighted at JB checkpt when i got down, the ez link machine appeared a " Ride suspended" message. So how do i know whether they have deducted the correct fare??
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Anyone knows where in JB can i buy very delicious and nice Tambun Biscuit? their hometown is Penang, but its not feasible to go there and buy at the moment. (can give directions also?)
The "local product" shops in City Square and tun aminah shopping centre is disappointing.
Those nicer ones from Penang got a "heang" or xiang behind.
Him Heang brand
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I found them at the seafood restaurant next to the Gelang Patah bus interchange. I don't know if those are Him Heang brand, but they are nice. And snapped up eagerly by many customers dining there.Originally posted by 105090:Anyone knows where in JB can i buy very delicious and nice Tambun Biscuit? their hometown is Penang, but its not feasible to go there and buy at the moment. (can give directions also?)
It's easy to locate the seafood restaurant, especially on weekend nights as it's filled with people - both locals and tourists. Most "happening" place in the central town, I'd say. -
making a day trip to and back within 5 hours is possible? maybe those along Skudai or toeards Giant area will be nearer..Originally posted by surfbabe:I found them at the seafood restaurant next to the Gelang Patah bus interchange. I don't know if those are Him Heang brand, but they are nice. And snapped up eagerly by many customers dining there.
It's easy to locate the seafood restaurant, especially on weekend nights as it's filled with people - both locals and tourists. Most "happening" place in the central town, I'd say.
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try Holiday Plaza.Originally posted by 105090:Anyone knows where in JB can i buy very delicious and nice Tambun Biscuit? their hometown is Penang, but its not feasible to go there and buy at the moment. (can give directions also?)
The "local product" shops in City Square and tun aminah shopping centre is disappointing.
Those nicer ones from Penang got a "heang" or xiang behind.
Him Heang brand -
indeed..
today i went to Holiday Plaza, in search of the promising "tambun biscuit". first of all, waited for 180 for 50 minutes!
At the local product shop, didnt saw any good "tambun biscuit" brands.. they were same as those at City Square, but slightly cheaper. when returning, waited for 10mins for 180 (same bus).. lucky..
saw an other 180 (CityBus). can conclude theres only 2 buses of 180.
during the 50 minutes wait, saw 2 of 507A, none of 22, none of the kampong bus, and lots of Larkin - Bandaraya no-number buses, lots of Masai buses, 3 of S&S Tiram svcs etc. seems S&S frequency quite good.
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Does anyone knows whether the bus 207 or 333 stops at the Sofitel palm Resort on its way to the Airport? Thanks
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I plan to visit Taman Molek this weekend. Does anyone know if Transit Link bus #180 picks up passengers from the bus stop near City Square shopping centre along Jalan Wong Ah Fook?
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have.Originally posted by surfbabe:I plan to visit Taman Molek this weekend. Does anyone know if Transit Link bus #180 picks up passengers from the bus stop near City Square shopping centre along Jalan Wong Ah Fook?
btw, what things are there to do at Taman Molek? or its just another housing estate? any local product or tambun biscuit shop? -
I heard there're many furniture shops there. Not sure about tambun biscuit shops though. As I said, tambun biscuits can be found at the popular seafood restaurant next to the CW3 Gelang Patah bus interchange.Originally posted by 105090:have.
btw, what things are there to do at Taman Molek? or its just another housing estate? any local product or tambun biscuit shop? -
Should be no problem at all. Timing depends on CW3 which leaves from Jurong East and stops at the Gelang Patah bus interchange.Originally posted by 105090:making a day trip to and back within 5 hours is possible? maybe those along Skudai or toeards Giant area will be nearer.. -
It depends on traffic conditions along Tuas 2nd Link & KSAB.Originally posted by surfbabe:Should be no problem at all. Timing depends on CW3 which leaves from Jurong East and stops at the Gelang Patah bus interchange. -
Well, this seemed to be a post-dated message pertaining to the new schedule for the Senai Airport express w.e.f. 10 November 2005.
Probably with this change, the scheduling became more erratic, as the frequency range could be between 10 mins to more than 1 hr then got a bus to Senai Airport.
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From Kotaraya:
0530 0700 0745 0835 0845 0930 1056 1156 1250 1400 1440 1620 1700 1806 1930 2000 2115 2235
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a Triton bus in Singapore.
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The Triton Buses in Singapore might be either on charter or familarization of new cross-border service between Singapore & Malaysia.
