160 AND 167 are the first TIBS route and to add-on:Originally posted by iveco:1st-ever TIbs route was 160, longest surviving Tibs route is 167.
8** series of routes were the "original" Tibs routes, meaning they were not taken over from SBS.
REmember it was TIbs who introduced feeders to YIS, not SBS.
You forgotten about the very first feeder 372. I think it's SBS who started it.Originally posted by tintinspartan:TIBS also introduce WDL feeders too.
SBS ran Service 169 before Tibs took it over.Originally posted by tanjun:Anyway thanks for the reply. Actually I am just curious whether like for example 169, who plans out this route first? Is it SBS or TIBS in the past?
I always thought that the 85x are the pioneer services that TIBS has introduced and thus the bus territory thing is ignored for these services. TIBS has always been known to use 85x service numbers. However, after checking with Sgwiki, I realise that 167 is the first ever TIBS service.
Just a thought.
So, in that case, I can deduce that 169 is originally introduced by SBS in the past. If I am not wrong, there was a period when 171 used to be the only SBS service in Yishun interchange. Then, it got transferred to TIBS instead.Originally posted by iveco:1st-ever TIbs route was 160, longest surviving Tibs route is 167.
8** series of routes were the "original" Tibs routes, meaning they were not taken over from SBS.
REmember it was TIbs who introduced feeders to YIS, not SBS.
This picture should be taken somewhere in 2001 if I am not wrongOriginally posted by bus555:Erm I am not saying about Merz 0405 on Service 7 during IMF bus also when it was on SBS livery?
Taken from flickr.
There's when Service 7 is between Bedok - Jurong East before shorten to Clementi.Originally posted by TIB1018B:For your info I think service 7 was once partially under Jurong Bus Park in the early 1990s if I am not wrongIt also had LO2x other than MB0405s.
Remember last time went to some farm in Lim Chu Kang in a coach and then saw the NAC O405 on 175 and became relieved that i was in a coach instead of taking the nac busOriginally posted by ^tamago^:Anyone still remembers O405 NAC's on 172 and 175 right up to the last days before the Tibs takeover in 2000?![]()
Yeah, some of them have become CAC where other Services still using NAC 0405s...Originally posted by ^tamago^:Anyone still remembers O405 NAC's on 172 and 175 right up to the last days before the Tibs takeover in 2000?![]()
yess 169 is one of he famous SBS services that used atleantans..Originally posted by tanjun:So, in that case, I can deduce that 169 is originally introduced by SBS in the past. If I am not wrong, there was a period when 171 used to be the only SBS service in Yishun interchange. Then, it got transferred to TIBS instead.
So, I guess TIBS is quite lucky to get so many transferred routes from SBS in the past.
yes most of the 16x went by upp thomson rd and sbw roads then.Originally posted by ^tamago^:SBS ran Service 169 before Tibs took it over.
The rule of the thumb last time should be that new towns are given new set of numbers, while those originating from northern termini should use 16x to differentiate them.
80x and 85x weren't pioneer services for Tibs, they were merely services planned for Yishun New Town. 800, 801, 850 and 851 were Pioneers, operating out of Yishun Central outside now GV.
NAC O405 is power ok? Engine full on the wheels, natural breeze on you...Originally posted by SBS9889U:Remember last time went to some farm in Lim Chu Kang in a coach and then saw the NAC O405 on 175 and became relieved that i was in a coach instead of taking the nac bus![]()
tot its 160 (the now 980) not 161?Originally posted by ZYX2005:u forgot 161. 161 n 167 were the first two services transferred from sbs to tibs.
ZYX
801 is the current 811 right?Originally posted by ^tamago^:SBS ran Service 169 before Tibs took it over.
The rule of the thumb last time should be that new towns are given new set of numbers, while those originating from northern termini should use 16x to differentiate them.
80x and 85x weren't pioneer services for Tibs, they were merely services planned for Yishun New Town. 800, 801, 850 and 851 were Pioneers, operating out of Yishun Central outside now GV.
Tibs wanted to expand their ops in SKG and PGK, but Marbok Tan screwed their plans in 1999.Originally posted by tanjun:So, in that case, I can deduce that 169 is originally introduced by SBS in the past. If I am not wrong, there was a period when 171 used to be the only SBS service in Yishun interchange. Then, it got transferred to TIBS instead.
So, I guess TIBS is quite lucky to get so many transferred routes from SBS in the past.
Yes. 969 is introduced on 15 April 2001.Originally posted by service_238:Service 168 was introduced ONE DAY before Service 969. It was introduced on Saturday 14th April 2001. I remembered its the only basic service to be introduced on a saturday in recent times.
Whoever can back up S969's intro date then everything is firm.
get OVER itOriginally posted by iveco:Tibs wanted to expand their ops in SKG and PGK, but Marbok Tan screwed their plans in 1999.![]()
Intra-town 811 was a merger between feeders 801 and 805.Originally posted by Oceane:801 is the current 811 right?
Same for 802... current 812?
I remembered 811 used to be seperated into 2 services, 801 and 811. 801 ran on the South of Yishun whereas 811 was on the East of Yishun. Later they converged both services together and 801 was given 811E.
Same story goes for 812...