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NOPE.. not using Wright bodywork... Think they are going to use ComfortDelgro bodyworks....Originally posted by 2515:SBS hv purchased 150 B9TL using Wright bodywork, right??
actually,the AVW1 hv served on 102 around 2 months,still i hvn't rode on it
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like the one on 9889?Originally posted by sBs_boy:NOPE.. not using Wright bodywork... Think they are going to use ComfortDelgro bodyworks.... -
yup...Originally posted by iveco:like the one on 9889? -
I 've asked the photographer's permissionOriginally posted by Airbus330Captain:Please get permission from the photographer or the photo will be removed.
he let boardmate 5454 to post the photo -
I would like to ask if SBST plans to introduce ADDs on Svc 63 n 66. For svc 63, is the slopes over at Redhill/Rumah Tinggi Estate too much too handle for the ADDs? How about svc 66? I don't think there is any height restriction along the service route.
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I too don't understand why SBST is not putting DDs on this services especially service 66 it is always so packed i think SBST should really consider putting DDs on service 66.Originally posted by bluezombie10:I would like to ask if SBST plans to introduce ADDs on Svc 63 n 66. For svc 63, is the slopes over at Redhill/Rumah Tinggi Estate too much too handle for the ADDs? How about svc 66? I don't think there is any height restriction along the service route. -
According to one of the regular contributors here, the stretch of Dunearn Rd near SCGS has some low branches. Notice that all DDs plying along Dunearn Rd do not go to Newton Circus.Originally posted by 5454:I too don't understand why SBST is not putting DDs on this services especially service 66 it is always so packed i think SBST should really consider putting DDs on service 66. -
oh yes,you are right i totally forgot about low branches along the stretch of Dunearn Rd near SCGS.Originally posted by iveco:According to one of the regular contributors here, the stretch of Dunearn Rd near SCGS has some low branches. Notice that all DDs plying along Dunearn Rd do not go to Newton Circus. -
I wonder why SBS didn't put DDs on 67 too.
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Service 67 belong to $MRT not SBS. So not DD.
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Since 1999. Prior to that, SBS was in charge. Anyway, 66 & 67 duplicate from Jln Besar up to Jln Jurong Kecil.Originally posted by joelwinston2005:Service 67 belong to $MRT not SBS. So not DD. -
I MEAN AT THE ERA BEFORE 67 WAS HANDED OVER TO TIBS! USE YOUR COMMON SENSE PLEASE!Originally posted by joelwinston2005:Service 67 belong to $MRT not SBS. So not DD. -
Calm down , there is no need for big caps .Originally posted by sbs&tibs:I MEAN AT THE ERA BEFORE 67 WAS HANDED OVER TO TIBS! USE YOUR COMMON SENSE PLEASE! -
The interior of SBS 9889 U looks like new TIBS super-long buses serving woodlands estate, orange grabpoles and light blue chasssis
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SMRT buses, NOT tibs, do not call their articulated buses super-long buses. They call it the bendy bus. The bendy bus u are talking about is the Habit modelOriginally posted by Tomas_Rosicko:The interior of SBS 9889 U looks like new TIBS super-long buses serving woodlands estate, orange grabpoles and light blue chasssis
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yes, bendy buses, looks very similar...
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People may not be as well versed as us in bus models. Anyway, many Singaporeans still refer to SMRT Buses as TIBS and SBS Transit as SBS. And saying Superlong TIBS bus isn't wrong, since the bus is "super" long, and easily understood as SMRT Buses only have Bendys as long vehicles.Originally posted by cck_190:SMRT buses, NOT tibs, do not call their articulated buses super-long buses. They call it the bendy bus. The bendy bus u are talking about is the Habit model -
Articulate is a better word than superlong, in my opinion.Originally posted by off_service:People may not be as well versed as us in bus models. Anyway, many Singaporeans still refer to SMRT Buses as TIBS and SBS Transit as SBS. And saying Superlong TIBS bus isn't wrong, since the bus is "super" long, and easily understood as SMRT Buses only have Bendys as long vehicles. -
I dun thiunk many peeps will understandOriginally posted by tranquilice:Articulate is a better word than superlong, in my opinion. -
If not, use the common name "bendy".Originally posted by SBS9828X:I dun thiunk many peeps will understand -
Thats the most understandable wordOriginally posted by tranquilice:If not, use the common name "bendy". -
I too like to call the super - long buses as 'bendy bus'.
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U mean u call 997a bendybus?Originally posted by 5454:I too like to call the super - long buses as 'bendy bus'. -
no no i mean SMRTs Articulated buses.Originally posted by SBS9828X:U mean u call 997a bendybus?