Bus Go Too Fast
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Today I was on SBS 0388H serving on Service 22. I was carrying quite a lot of things: a school bag, a sling bag to put my file, a water bottle and also I was carrying my buy back lunch. Then at the T-junction outside the petrol station and a school in Tampines, the traffic light turned red. The bus suddenly slowed down so fast that I almost fell (again). Wow! It overshot the crossing by just a few metres.
I also remember getting onto a Townlink 293 bus SBS 0711H, which I mentioned earlier. The BC was so fast that I nearly fell. And that happened for two consecutive days and at the same time of the day.
SMRT could be even worse. Their BC speed so fast. Just recently I took TIB 0580A on Service 67. The BC can just speed even without knowing that I almost fell. I also remember one, also on Service 67. The BC could speed even at sharp turns, like the one outside Bedok Reservior and a condominium.
What happened to both bus companies? SBS Transit promised to keep their buses below 60km/h, yet we got fast buses (good for some of you). SMRT is worse, nearly every BC speed. And probably they don't know I'm carrying very heavy things. Somemore I am exhausted carrying heavy things, yet they give us trouble (may not really be).
Anyone can explain why? -
Next time you carry so many things then try to get a seat if not just grip on to the stanchion tighter!
Also, next time you may be in a rush to go somewhere from your school and everyday the BC chiong but that day the BC drive very slow, you would complain again and by that time, you would realize how fortunate it was to get a chiongster BC, then you will start to appreciate. -
Service 22 got double deck... next time take the double deck one... so you can sit down and not fall off again...
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C'mon lar, even if it was doing 30km/h and it jam braked, you'll still fly and hit the windscreen.
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Bus fast complain. Bus slow also complain. When the bus is at regular speed I expect to see a complaint saying either "bus move too slow" or "bus move too fast".
This country is really raising a generation of complain kings and queens.
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too fast complain
too slow complain
next time walk lah -
Then if like fast and slow got complain, the companies would've a big headache. Not sure how to instruct the BCs to drive at a fast speed.
Actually fast is good, as long as no accidents occur because of its speed, then I think it will be OK. For his situation, I think he is refering to the BC that drive fast and stop suddenly and because of that, he almost fell down or just fell down. -
For me, the faster the better, because time is more precious than money.
I like drivers who accelerates upon seeing the green light turning amber, and chiong past the junction before the light turns red.
I hate drivers who delibrately slows down at a traffic junction and stops just as the light turns red.
I condemn drivers who drives at more than 50km/h and suddenly brake when the light turns red. For goodness sake, if you're above 50km/h, just chiong past the traffic light!
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now what you want? 388H to put in a museum again?
bus too fast u complain, bus too slow you complain. You are not an elderly who requires special attention. Back then in school i may have this problem sometimes.
tsk tsk tsk... put yourself in museum better. -
This types of complain kings should lived at other Asean countries and he would deeply miss Singapore transportation system.
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too slow pple also complain too fast also complain what do you guyz want man
how about a teleporter -
PAMPERED singaporean.Originally posted by TWS4793:Today I was on SBS 0388H serving on Service 22. I was carrying quite a lot of things: a school bag, a sling bag to put my file, a water bottle and also I was carrying my buy back lunch. Then at the T-junction outside the petrol station and a school in Tampines, the traffic light turned red. The bus suddenly slowed down so fast that I almost fell (again). Wow! It overshot the crossing by just a few metres.
Anyone can explain why? -
trying to generate electricity la.
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did u notice the exact speed of the bus when both the incidents happened?
which direction was 67 heading when the SC was speeding? -
fast good ma.. can reach faster..
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Originally posted by TWS4793:Today I was on SBS 0388H serving on Service 22. I was carrying quite a lot of things: a school bag, a sling bag to put my file, a water bottle and also I was carrying my buy back lunch. Then at the T-junction outside the petrol station and a school in Tampines, the traffic light turned red. The bus suddenly slowed down so fast that I almost fell (again). Wow! It overshot the crossing by just a few metres.
>> E Brake.. Nothing we can do..
I also remember getting onto a Townlink 293 bus SBS 0711H, which I mentioned earlier. The BC was so fast that I nearly fell. And that happened for two consecutive days and at the same time of the day.
>> Your Luck No Good ?
SMRT could be even worse. Their BC speed so fast. Just recently I took TIB 0580A on Service 67. The BC can just speed even without knowing that I almost fell. I also remember one, also on Service 67. The BC could speed even at sharp turns, like the one outside Bedok Reservior and a condominium.
What happened to both bus companies? SBS Transit promised to keep their buses below 60km/h, yet we got fast buses (good for some of you). SMRT is worse, nearly every BC speed. And probably they don't know I'm carrying very heavy things. Somemore I am exhausted carrying heavy things, yet they give us trouble (may not really be).
>> How you know if the bus was travelling above 60 ? There may be times when it seems fast to us.. But the actual speed is actually 50++
Anyone can explain why? -
fast is better than slow 80% of the time.
but of course, safety 1st. -
Oh not again , another PAMPERED singaporean here , haizz
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if u ever go to hk, take KMB sv 968 (preferred choice: Enviro 500) and see if this sv 22 BC is really going too fast (but i like it fast
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Then again, would you like a bus who does E brake and stop for the red light ? Or a bus who beat the red light and increase the chances of it getting into an accident ? Which one do you prefer ?Originally posted by TWS4793:Today I was on SBS 0388H serving on Service 22. I was carrying quite a lot of things: a school bag, a sling bag to put my file, a water bottle and also I was carrying my buy back lunch. Then at the T-junction outside the petrol station and a school in Tampines, the traffic light turned red. The bus suddenly slowed down so fast that I almost fell (again). Wow! It overshot the crossing by just a few metres. -
Try being BOTH a passenger and a driver and you will know how fast the vehicle is moving.
As a driver you may feel you are not driving that fast at 50km/h because you are in control of the vehicle
As a passenger you may feel even at 50km/h the driver seems to be driving at 60km/h because you do not have control of the vehicle.
It applies to any vehicle, also known as apparent speed. Like how you learn apparent depth in your physics. -
i rather they drive fast then slow..
nearly die when i was on Bus 105.. think the cyclist is faster than the bus... -
i take 171 and i like it when it speeds thru bke and mandai rd.
the only annoying thing is the BEEEEEEEEEP sound, which some drivers ignore cos the road is too clear (esp on mandai rd) -
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Buses aren't supposed to be travelling abv 60km/hr -
The slowest I've seen one drive is at 10km/h
The fastest? Only 40km/h
Man, the driver never exceeds 40km/h