improvement...
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can sg bus drivers improve their attitude
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improvement of service not important since we all lan-lan must take buses mah.
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last time marina, got one bunch of siao ginah kept pressing bell, guai lan bus uncle refuse to open door when reached stop and they have argument on board while the rest of us watch drama.
den finally he opened, the ginah scold vulgars at him and left. he followed, scold them some more den return.
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What a crazy world.Originally posted by Ito_^:last time marina, got one bunch of siao ginah kept pressing bell, guai lan bus uncle refuse to open door when reached stop and they have argument on board while the rest of us watch drama.
den finally he opened, the ginah scold vulgars at him and left. he followed, scold them some more den return. 
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Go to countries like Malaysia,Thailand,Vietnam or even HK,Then you will realise our drivers are more better than them,I see only the majority of senior drivers are guai lan compared to the younger ones.
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In Hong Kong, especially those driving minibuses are well known for their rudeness, it is nothing in Singapore when compared to those, they really bark and bite. They hate old people (slow) and just about any customer.
Public bus better, but its the same story to attitude, plus their driving 'heong' like siao, can speed, erm, HK got speed limit? I never knew, but I guess there isn't any really. I took many rides (relatives live there) on service 968, my best recommendation. Causeway Bay to Yuen Long, and the expressway sectors are real fun, or not enough? I took E23A, one of many Airport services, and you can really see raw speed along Lantau Expressway.
Dennis Tridents ALX500 or DM bodied. Apparently better than those in Singapore, where 60km/h is top. -
My cousin witnessed 110km/h on Volvo Super Olympian,Yes i ain't kidding.He had the recording while inside the bus.That's also explain why some cases of DD topple downOriginally posted by jetabt767400:In Hong Kong, especially those driving minibuses are well known for their rudeness, it is nothing in Singapore when compared to those, they really bark and bite. They hate old people (slow) and just about any customer.
Public bus better, but its the same story to attitude, plus their driving 'heong' like siao, can speed, erm, HK got speed limit? I never knew, but I guess there isn't any really. I took many rides (relatives live there) on service 968, my best recommendation. Causeway Bay to Yuen Long, and the expressway sectors are real fun, or not enough? I took E23A, one of many Airport services, and you can really see raw speed along Lantau Expressway.
Dennis Tridents ALX500 or DM bodied. Apparently better than those in Singapore, where 60km/h is top.
,In Malaysia once i try to board CW Merc 666 and guess what he plays catching with a car in front of him and even overtook it. 
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There are speed limits in HK... For highways, it can range from 80 - 100km/h. But I don't think there are separate speed limits for heavy vehicles... I'm not very sure about that...Originally posted by jetabt767400:plus their driving 'heong' like siao, can speed, erm, HK got speed limit? I never knew, but I guess there isn't any really. I took many rides (relatives live there) on service 968, my best recommendation. Causeway Bay to Yuen Long, and the expressway sectors are real fun, or not enough? I took E23A, one of many Airport services, and you can really see raw speed along Lantau Expressway.
Dennis Tridents ALX500 or DM bodied. Apparently better than those in Singapore, where 60km/h is top.
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Yeah, I have a uncle driving taxi in HK, Toyota Crown Natural Gas version, and then he once said the buses don't really have speed limiters and so on, they can be removed, and not known to other people?!
Volvo Super Olympian, must be KMB lah, they very 'heong' one, I sit 968 with Dennis Trident already like siao...
Ya, Lantau Expressway top speed limit for all vehicles is 110km/h. -
gahmen say muz improve cust service...
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wetn Hk recently.
felt that the bus drivers there now drive slowly. must be some new speed limiter devices they put on bues. lantau HW din see the trident hiong liao. in fact our midibus overtake them . sigh
then hor took Neoplan also no kick . only go 70km.h on highway but fast enough. but still their VSO still go fasts and pick up faster 9hitn hint Zf gearbox)
go korea got kick. they drive tour bus 120km/h ask u put on seatbelt somemore.
as for malaysia of coz the Scania k124Eb (aka scania 360 dd coach) takes over cars at the mad speed of 140km/h and we dun put seat belt =s
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Hmm, I saw once, up close at Copthorne Orchard Hotel, the Scania 360 has speed limiter up to 115km/h, printed below dashboard and speedometer.
Malaysia everything can modify one, 115km/h can modify until 215km/h.
Somemore once tour guide, maybe a bit noope one, said that the new black box technology, very reliable, bus speed above 110km/h there will be loud alarm. Saw the speedometer at 120km/h and driver smiled at me, braked a little.
115km/h.
Rubbish.
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HK bus drivers are among the best i believe due to their ability to maneuver their buses well n drive tight corners. Try takin 260 or 66 to Stanley from central or 15to Peak n c wat i mean. The tightest of corners coupled with speed can give u a thrilling ride[nt to mention the 10.3m buses have 3 axles for great maneuverability].