Safety belts a must for all school bus
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But public transport buses excluded???
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coz' kids very light. W = mg. W is low.
bla bla bla bla.
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Pls dont post wrong info.. LTA is currently looking into it.. They are still looking at whether they wanna inplement it.. So.. We have to wait to see whether they wanna make it a Must on all school bus..
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Oh, I see. Soli soli.
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Not just LTA is looking at this possibility. Perth's Department of Planning and Infrastructure is also mulling over it.Originally posted by sBs_boy:Pls dont post wrong info.. LTA is currently looking into it.. They are still looking at whether they wanna inplement it.. So.. We have to wait to see whether they wanna make it a Must on all school bus.. -
If that is so, the school bus fare will definitely increase. From my experience, the school bus fare increase form $67 to $70 when the BC affix the bus hazard warning lights for my primary school bus. Read this (From LTA):
From 3 January 2005, all newly registered school and private buses licensed to carry school children will be required to have the following additional safety devices installed:
Automatic activation of the bus hazard warning lights when the entrance or exit door is opened; and
Reflective triangular `Children Crossing' sign with red LED (Light Emitting Diode) blinking lights at the rear of the bus. The lights will be activated when the entrance or exit door is opened. -
I don't even know to be happy with the new standard or ...
Happy extra income for my family business. Not happy coz lots of etc will increase as well ... and extra expenses dwn the rd -
Like that SBS and SMRT buses also must fix safety belt. Don't tell me school children don't take public transport de meh?
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Hi. I'm a newbe here....
I saw once a school bus got seat belts at every seat when i was in primary school [now i sec 3] . Strangely, nobody even bothered to wear it. -
If public buses have seat belts to ensure safety for those who are sitting down, they still need to think of how to ensure the safety for those who are standing. Strap the legs on the ground to prevent them from flying out of the window?
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What next? No standing allowed?Originally posted by SexyChin:If public buses have seat belts to ensure safety for those who are sitting down, they still need to think of how to ensure the safety for those who are standing. Strap the legs on the ground to prevent them from flying out of the window?
Anyway, there has been lots of problems with the implementation of seat belts for school buses in Perth. It certainly reflects badly on the Planning & Infrastructure minister and her department. -
imagine they impose the seat belt law on the hippo tours bus because they are scared that others might be thrown off from the top of the bus. seriously this seat belt rule is ridiculous. Maybe they should impose the no standing law when the bus is moving and to small children, must sit properly hahaha. lol
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This is the Singapore Buses forum,NOT Perth Buses Forum.Originally posted by iveco:Perth's Department of Planning and Infrastructure is also mulling over it. -
Originally posted by SBS9818A:
What I mean is that not just Singapore has such ideas in mind.
This is the Singapore Buses forum,[b]NOT Perth Buses Forum.[/b]