"Give way to buses" scheme
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Originally posted by SBS9888Y:
at the interchange a human being in green that bus captains dislike usually esp when zao pao.
dun understand this. -
Originally posted by sinicker:
so is it a full-day scheme? EB at 2am must give way not?
u dare to not give way meh
~ next time the bus driver won't even look at his right mirror, just choing out of the bus stop and bang into ur car 
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Originally posted by JaSoNhSu92:
dun understand this.lambat but no ban lu.
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Originally posted by n4l:
Go to any bus interchange and start taking photos..in particular the one in pasir ris. then you'll see the green man~
most of the time i go Punggol = no green man
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Originally posted by JaSoNhSu92:
dun understand this.zao pao = leave early. some BCs like to leave the interchange early, but they can't due to the presence of the green men...
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Yikes found this thread at pg 4...
Anyway, i took 77 (TIB561E) today and as you all may have known, four bus stops before the int there's this give way to buses scheme. The BC thinks that approaching car will stop, so he accelerate to exit the bus bay. To his (and the passengers') surprise the car kept going and the bus almost had a collision with the car. BC horned at him.
Another testimony about the problems of this scheme.
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Originally posted by TIB537B:
Yikes found this thread at pg 4...
Anyway, i took 77 (TIB561E) today and as you all may have known, four bus stops before the int there's this give way to buses scheme. The BC thinks that approaching car will stop, so he accelerate to exit the bus bay. To his (and the passengers') surprise the car kept going and the bus almost had a collision with the car. BC horned at him.
Another testimony about the problems of this scheme.
was it peak hour or not?
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Originally posted by TIB537B:
Yikes found this thread at pg 4...
Anyway, i took 77 (TIB561E) today and as you all may have known, four bus stops before the int there's this give way to buses scheme. The BC thinks that approaching car will stop, so he accelerate to exit the bus bay. To his (and the passengers') surprise the car kept going and the bus almost had a collision with the car. BC horned at him.
Another testimony about the problems of this scheme.
had the same problem just yesterday onboard SBS 7499A on 174.
the taxi nearly hit the bus.
i think the problem is that unlike bus drivers, normal random motorists are quite foreign to this new scheme.
of course, this trial period will help iron out flaws.
if we keep thinkin anythin singapore does sure fail, then please, lead the way. -
Originally posted by sinicker:
was it peak hour or not?
Nope it wasn't, it was near 11pm.