SBS3573U scrapped
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Just checked the Onemotoring database, this message appeared
UL00023: The road tax has been paid up to the lifespan. No renewal is required. -
I thought SBS 3573U lifespan is 13 Jun 2006?
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12 JuneOriginally posted by Apex-LW'21:I thought SBS 3573U lifespan is 13 Jun 2006?
Last Road tax value was $67... -
check transfer fee, date put tomorrow.
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Now noticed, how come Insp Date is when the bus by then is dereg?Originally posted by ^tamago^:check transfer fee, date put tomorrow. -
We will missed the 1st Scania N113CRB bus, SBS 3573U very soon...
It was based at BRAM when it first arrived and put on revenue service in 1989. -
i think it's system-generated date, 1 year from previous inspection. doesn't matter, since it goes away once u de-reg the bus.Originally posted by sbst275:Now noticed, how come Insp Date is when the bus by then is dereg? -
And oso i think first on 145 back in 1989? the NAC CRBOriginally posted by Apex-LW'21:We will missed the 1st Scania N113CRB bus, SBS 3573U very soon...
It was based at BRAM when it first arrived and put on revenue service in 1989. -
yeah, you are right.Originally posted by Volvo Olympian:And oso i think first on 145 back in 1989? the NAC CRB
There is a pics of a Scania on 145 on the SBH btw.
I can only tell you that it did on services like 149 & 155 before, not so easy to find out though. -
Oh what is the route of the old service 149? Is it from Toa Payoh to somewhere.....Originally posted by Apex-LW'21:yeah, you are right. There is a pics of a Scania on 145 on the SBH btw.
I can only tell you that it did on 149 before, not so easy to find out though. -
Svc 149: Toa Payoh to Changi Airport PTB (Loop)Originally posted by Volvo Olympian:Oh what is the route of the old service 149? Is it from Toa Payoh to somewhere.....
Toa Payoh Interchange, (Toa Payoh Lorong 2), Toa Payoh Lorong 6, (Kim Keat Ave), Jalan Toa Payoh, Bendemeer Road, Boon Keng Road, (Upper Boon Keng Road), Geylang Lorong 1, Mountbatten Road, Old Airport Road, Dunman Road, Tanjong Katong Road, (Mountbatten Road), Amber Road, Marine Parade Road, Siglap Road, (East Coast Parkway), Airport Boulevard, Changi Airport PTB Bldg, loop and vice-versa. -
Practically it's the rt of 646Originally posted by Volvo Olympian:Oh what is the route of the old service 149? Is it from Toa Payoh to somewhere.....
Current Sv 31 and 36 comb
Actually Sv 31 tookover Sv 149's bulk of rt -
Any pictures to prove that SBS3573U is at the scrapeyard ?
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The deleted sector of Sv 149 was covered by Sv 16.Originally posted by sbst275:Practically it's the rt of 646
Current Sv 31 and 36 comb
Actually Sv 31 tookover Sv 149's bulk of rt -
I remember SBS3573U was on sv 410G in 1993/1994 wif the replacement of volvo B57s/NZB
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BRAM (and AMDEP) Scanias (NAC) were initially brought in to replace the Guy Victories. Seen them on 58, 124, 137, 139, 143, 145, 147, 149, 152 & 155. In 1995, there was a mass movement of Scanias to BNDEP (where majority of them have always been based) to replace the 48** & 49** B57s on BN feeders. These B57s spent their last days in BBDEP serving on CLE and BBT feeder routes until the Mk IIs took over in March 1996.
The OAC Scanias first served on Svcs 3 & 66, if I'm not wrong. -
if im not wrong...it was once perm on my darling service 292...b4 292 got a fleet reduction from 4 buses to 3 buses...den aft tat 3573 was SP...
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Don't forget that Bedok Nth also have partial fleet of NAC Scanias and also full fleets of OAC Scanias in 1989-1990. These buses were first introduced on services 14, 16 and 390 by Bedok Nth side if I am not wrong. The Scanias were bought in to replace the Leyland Victorys/MB OF1413s from Bradell as well as the Albion Vikings from Bedok Nth depot.Originally posted by iveco:BRAM (and AMDEP) Scanias were initially brought in to replace the Guy Victories. Seen them on 124, 137, 139, 143, 145, 147, 149, 152 & 155. In 1995, there was a mass movement of Scanias to BNDEP (where majority of them have always been based) to replace the 48** & 49** B57s on BN feeders. These B57s spent their last days in BBDEP serving on CLE and BBT feeder routes until the Mk IIs took over in March 1996.
For your other info, AMK/Jurong bought in the MB0405 buses to replace the MB OF1413s whereas Bt Batok/Hougang bought in Volvo MK2 buses to replace the Albion Vikings. -
St Michaels svOriginally posted by iveco:Seen them on 124, 137, 139, 143, 145, 147, 149, 152 & 155.
122, 123, 124, 125, 131 (all NAC)
Toa Payoh/Bishan sv 56, 137, 145, 149, 155 (all NAC)
Bedok/Tampines/other eastern regions 3 (AC), 14 (NAC), 16 (NAC/AC), 31 (NAC/AC), 32 (NAC), 66 (AC), 67 (AC), 390 (AC) -
Dun think soOriginally posted by Apex-LW'21:The deleted sector of Sv 149 was covered by Sv 16.
Sv 16 was extended to airport from marine parade when sv 390 was withdrawn in 1993, however cutback to marine parade in 1998 when sv 36 comes in. -
Just to add-on: Sv 36 was renumbered from 16E in Dec 1997.Originally posted by vivienlee:Dun think so
Sv 16 was extended to airport from marine parade when sv 390 was withdrawn in 1993, however cutback to marine parade in 1998 when sv 36 comes in. -
what is SBH in full?Originally posted by Apex-LW'21:yeah, you are right. There is a pics of a Scania on 145 on the SBH btw.
I can only tell you that it did on services like 149 & 155 before, not so easy to find out though. -
SBH = Singapore Bus Handbook.Originally posted by kengkia:what is SBH in full? -
or is there any website which show the old SBS/Tibs buses...the website i know of all show current buses...Originally posted by Apex-LW'21:SBH = Singapore Bus Handbook.