Questions about S'pore buses? Post them here! (Part IV)
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When was 72A withdrawn?
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Originally posted by bus555:
When was 72A withdrawn?
I think coz of low demand
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Originally posted by Scania N113CRB l0v3r:
I think coz of low demand
his question was when NOT why..
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can i laugh?
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compre fail LOL.
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Me?
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i didnt even know the date so i put y lor wan laugh go ahead la ya my compre fail i dunno wad is When and Why
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Originally posted by Scania N113CRB l0v3r:
I think coz of low demand
You sure you thought?
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Originally posted by 16/f/lonely:
You sure you thought?ya i thot..............
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Originally posted by SBS n SMRT:
tat is recycled mah
U forget 99 n 166 under BBDEP Control so BC can use a svc 166 DD front desto turned upside down.with something to cover the '1'.
My friend saw BC remove the paper & the desto shown upside down 166 DD front desto
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Originally posted by brotherchen1982:
U forget 99 n 166 under BBDEP Control so BC can use a svc 166 DD front desto turned upside down.with something to cover the '1'.
My friend saw BC remove the paper & the desto shown upside down 166 DD front desto
yes, that was what i wanted to say about the desto. it seems that they have a wrong interpretation of rcyled destos and not recycled destos -
Originally posted by Rk 2010:
yes, that was what i wanted to say about the desto. it seems that they have a wrong interpretation of rcyled destos and not recycled destosoh........
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when did SBS777T became perm training bus?
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deleted. wrong thread.
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is SBS 260S changed to a ZF gearbox? the sound produced sound like it is.
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currently, tampines can be seen flooded wif training buses. regardless KUB or B10M. i wonder why? new svc? new BCs?
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of course new BC then? If new svc, I guess PTC would have plan that in advance?
Last Sat I saw either SBS8024E or 8025C along Tampines Ave 9 lol -
Originally posted by scaniaB7RLE:
currently, tampines can be seen flooded wif training buses. regardless KUB or B10M. i wonder why? new svc? new BCs?
Can help me keep a lookout for SBS8124A? Thanks.
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Too add on: K230UBs training are for those BCs who are driving the low floor buses..
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Did TIB791H got a new rear doors? Coz just now when i took it, and when it closes its rear door, it will be like "PSHHHHH" then the closing door chime..
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May I know what does "jumpbus" means?
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Originally posted by lianamaster:
May I know what does "jumpbus" means?
that means bus driver driving diffrent buses for eg:
SBS9815H bus driver instead of driving 9815H, it drove SBS7484P instead. Correct me if I am wrong. -
Originally posted by bus555:
that means bus driver driving diffrent buses for eg:
SBS9815H bus driver instead of driving 9815H, it drove SBS7484P instead. Correct me if I am wrong.
i tot is a sort of bus bunching? for example, Svc 99 -
Originally posted by bus555:
that means bus driver driving diffrent buses for eg:
SBS9815H bus driver instead of driving 9815H, it drove SBS7484P instead. Correct me if I am wrong.
You are wrong.Jump bus means that a BC drives a different bus throughout course of duty on that day. Which bus they drive is differentiated by its rego or by its block no assigned to the bus. It only applies to single depot control services only. However, not all single depot controlled services do jump bus.
The advantage of jumpbus is that the service saves one bus with the same no of BCs. The bus saved can be used to beef up spare fleet.
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Originally posted by service_238:
You are wrong.Jump bus means that a BC drives a different bus throughout course of duty on that day. Which bus they drive is differentiated by its rego or by its block no assigned to the bus. It only applies to single depot control services only. However, not all single depot controlled services do jump bus.
The advantage of jumpbus is that the service saves one bus with the same no of BCs. The bus saved can be used to beef up spare fleet.
Erm... I don't quite understand. Does it mean that 1 BC can drive more than 1 service or stg?