Originally posted by Gus.chong:Your words make me think as though it looks like the buses were registered outside of Singapore.
Does it? ![]()
I meant that most buses registered got the whole bus ready for service. Those that are not ready for service yet are doing last-minute preperation before starting service.
Originally posted by Gus.chong:The only possible 'R' ending Citaro in the 60xx series for 156 is SBS6025R or SBS6042R from BBDEP/ARBP, as there are no 'R' ending Citaro in the 60xx series from HGDEP.
There is an ad behind like abit blue blue.
Originally posted by SBS 6078 M:There is an ad behind like abit blue blue.
Then should be 6106R which is alr perm 156 and has blue back ad
Originally posted by almr:Then should be 6106R which is alr perm 156 and has blue back ad
Why is he saying it is from 60xx series then?
Originally posted by almr:Then should be 6106R which is alr perm 156 and has blue back ad
To Gus.Chong:It is not really completely blue.I said like blue but not really.6106R was spotted by me the other and its not that blue.
I have another topic relating to citaros.Go there!
Originally posted by SBS 6078 M:I have another topic relating to citaros.Go there!
Where?
14 May 12, Mon
Sv 358 SBS 6116L (BN 109) Replacing 8661R's timings.
1st Citaro cameo to appear on 358 AFAIK. And to those who get overly excited easily, chill, my 6116L is still happily perm 109. This was a pure cameo.
BCs drove 6116L today like a KUB Euro V though, didn't bother flooring even though he was late. Let it roll only.
6116L also did a cameo on Sv 2 months back previously if anyone remembers. ![]()
Originally posted by SBS 9631X:14 May 12, Mon
Sv 358 SBS 6116L (BN 109) Replacing 8661R's timings.
1st Citaro cameo to appear on 358 AFAIK. And to those who get overly excited easily, chill, my 6116L is still happily perm 109. This was a pure cameo.
BCs drove 6116L today like a KUB Euro V though, didn't bother flooring even though he was late. Let it roll only.6116L also did a cameo on Sv 2 months back previously if anyone remembers.
OMG rare cameo!!!
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Originally posted by SBS 9631X:14 May 12, Mon
Sv 358 SBS 6116L (BN 109) Replacing 8661R's timings.
1st Citaro cameo to appear on 358 AFAIK. And to those who get overly excited easily, chill, my 6116L is still happily perm 109. This was a pure cameo.
BCs drove 6116L today like a KUB Euro V though, didn't bother flooring even though he was late. Let it roll only.6116L also did a cameo on Sv 2 months back previously if anyone remembers.
Probably he think still new bus mah
just 4 the info, gt citaro cameo on sv 65, 6189B spotted on 65 few days ago, nt sure will be perm....
Originally posted by SBS7557R:SBS Transit Mercedes-Benz O530
> SBS6170D (BNDEP 222)
> SBS6171B (BNDEP 222)
BNDEP 229, cheers :)
Originally posted by scaniaB7RLE:just 4 the info, gt citaro cameo on sv 65, 6189B spotted on 65 few days ago, nt sure will be perm....
OMG RARE CAMEO!!!
As posted in the Redeployments thread and post here again to update the list,
SBS6166S SBS6183S
(BN SP)
(BN 6) 6166S replace 2710Y, 6183S replace 889D.
SBS6172Z
(BN SP)
(BN 229/30e) Replace 2601D.
Also, SBS6168L (BN 518) was on Service 17 today (16 May).
Originally posted by SBS 9631X:As posted in the Redeployments thread and post here again to update the list,
SBS6166S SBS6183S
(BN SP)(BN 6) 6166S replace 2710Y, 6183S replace 889D.
SBS6172Z
(BN SP)(BN 229/30e) Replace 2601D.
It's as though the Citaros existed everywhere in Singapore.
Originally posted by Gus.chong:It's as though the Citaros existed everywhere in Singapore.
In fact they are, there's only a handful of services right now that hasn't gotten any Citaro cameos at all so far.
There's one such service in Pasir Ris that hasn't gotten any Citaro cameos yet..even 88 has gotten a Citaro before.
SBS 6067U ON SV 107 !(HG 109)
SBS 6225E ON SV 109 (NEW FROM HGDEP ?)
Originally posted by SBS 9631X:In fact they are, there's only a handful of services right now that hasn't gotten any Citaro cameos at all so far.
There's one such service in Pasir Ris that hasn't gotten any Citaro cameos yet..even 88 has gotten a Citaro before.
You referring to 359?
Originally posted by SBS 9631X:In fact they are, there's only a handful of services right now that hasn't gotten any Citaro cameos at all so far.
There's one such service in Pasir Ris that hasn't gotten any Citaro cameos yet..even 88 has gotten a Citaro before.
And Sengkang is quite neglected too... only 156 got citaro perm in Sengkang int (not counting loop-svc 83), other ints in north-east all got at least 3 svc wif perm citaros...
SBS6059T of rimguard has been removed.
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Originally posted by Gus.chong:You referring to 359?
Yeah, that was quite obvious isn't it
Used to be 358 & 359, at least 6116L did 358 few days back. Not that i want Citaros on 359 though, i prefer a Mk4 to replace 858T due to the crowds during peak hours.
Originally posted by SMB128B:And Sengkang is quite neglected too... only 156 got citaro perm in Sengkang int (not counting loop-svc 83), other ints in north-east all got at least 3 svc wif perm citaros...
Depends alot on factors such as crush loading and number of passengers on average for the services. If the service itself depends alot on crush loading which requires relatively larger amount of standing space (KUB's vs Citaro's), Citaros are simply not suitable though.
Not to say that they won't get, just that probably some of the services' SLs might prefer KUBs instead so that they can keep up with the timetable instead of waiting for the pax to squeeze into the tight aisle on the Citaros. ![]()
SBS6224H >> HG new
On svc 27 today