Bus stand plates

• kuekj

  2 Feb 05, 00:32

  I was thinking about this:
  
  in the old old days, the service numbers were just printed on the plates with no annotation or whatsoever. if i not wrong..
  
  then when sbs became under delgro, they have a unified plate which has the sbs logo at the left and the services listed in a grid.
  
  for tibs back then, it's the gray tibs logo n the services listed in a grid.
  
  after a massive switchover where bbt handed to tibs, they customised the plates such that they display the routes..
  
  well i cant remember a lot ogf things so i hope people here can fill in the missing pieces it's quite exciting to see the bus stand plates as a accompaniment to buses evolve over the years
• ilovebuses

  2 Feb 05, 01:34

  Yeah, if I remember, some of them were "stenciled" on.
  
  Funny how apart from buses themselves, there are pockets of us curious with bus stand plates and destos...
• sbst275

  2 Feb 05, 14:05

  I missed the days when it was just a plain red plate...
• SBS3688Y

  8 Feb 05, 20:00

  Originally posted by sbst275:

  I missed the days when it was just a plain red plate...

  and the plain yellow TIBS plate too....
  
  and what about those special Changi Airport bus services?? eg 727...
• 9800

  8 Feb 05, 20:22

  It is usually for sbs and tib licence on the road by LTA. It is a public transport.
• sbst275

  9 Feb 05, 07:24

  Anyone knows the then-SABS svs?
• sbst275

  9 Feb 05, 07:46

  Who remembered the bus stop plates in the CBD in the 1980's? Where there was a mascot (Of a guy with a bino)?