Give the Correct Answer
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Originally posted by SMB128B:
A: 169
B: 858
C: 39
D: 17
TBC...
Anyone wants to complete?
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Originally posted by TIB 585L:
1) 10 years ago, this service A was withdrawn due to rationalization. Few years later, this svc was introduced again connecting from Interchange B and C. This new service until present passed by its old neighbourhood where Service A used to ply before it was withdrawn.
Name this service.
2) This service D in the late 1990s was from TIBS. It was withdrawn during the TIBS era before the merger with SMRT. Then some years back this service was introduced as a SBST Trunk Svc and it passed by Expressway F as part of its route.
Name this service
3) This service was renumbered some years back but the route remains the same till present. the original number was introduced as a SBST Trunk svc like Service D, This service passed by an Expressway as part of its route. What is the service number of the original service?
4) This service G was part of the MRT Rationalization, its route was shortened 10 years ago to loop at this place. Few years ago, this route was amended to terminate at Terminal H. The route before rationalization and after rationalization remains the same but only slight modification towards the end.
What is this service?
5) This Service was given to TIBS in 2000, this service like Service G was amended to loop at this place due to rationalization. Few years ago, this service was told to terminate at Terminal I. What is this service? Till now it is still under SMRT
6) This service was amended to terminate at Interchange J due to rationalization, few years ago when the interchange became air-conditioned, this service was told to loop around Interchange J instead of terminating there. There are 2 service with consecutive numbers that once ended at Interchange J.
Ok history lesson time, no hints given, all hints on the question itself.
1. 85
2. 5
3. 190
4. 502
5. 106
6. 83
J is Sengkang
H is Soon Lee Depot
B and C is Punggol and Yishun
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Nvm i'll post a new question:
There are these 3 services A - C
B is dual depot controlled
B and C are controlled by the same depot and start from the same interchange
All are WAB
SBST Services
A starts its journey from interchange D. It travels and meets B at Road E for 1 stop. Both will then seperate, then meet, then separate again for good. A will go to its terminating point without meeting any of the 2.
B and C travel together from their interchange all the way till junction near JC F. Here both will separate for a while. They will meet back at Road G for 1 stop. Then they will come to a junction near Terminal H. Here both will split and go to their respective terminating points.
What are Services A - C, Interchange D, Roads E and G, JC F, and Terminal H? -
Originally posted by SBS2615P:
Nvm i'll post a new question:
There are these 3 services A - C
B is dual depot controlled
B and C are controlled by the same depot and start from the same interchange
All are WAB
SBST Services
A starts its journey from interchange D. It travels and meets B at Road E for 1 stop. Both will then seperate, then meet, then separate again for good. A will go to its terminating point without meeting any of the 2.
B and C travel together from their interchange all the way till junction near JC F. Here both will separate for a while. They will meet back at Road G for 1 stop. Then they will come to a junction near Terminal H. Here both will split and go to their respective terminating points.
What are Services A - C, Interchange D, Roads E and G, JC F, and Terminal H?F = Serangoon JC?
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Question:
There are three SBS Transit services A, B and C.
They are all under depots D and E (Hint: Depot E has only 1 Strider left)
They all start from the same Interchange F. Both A and B end at Interchange H, while C ends at a terminal.
A will leave the interchange with C, while B leaves the interchange through another way. A and C will travel together, before meeting B again. The three services travel together, until one stop where A will turn left and separate from B and C, while B and C go straight together. At one junction, C will turn left and B will go straight again.
A will meet C again at Road G, albeit in opposite directions. At the next junction, the opposite direction of C will turn right and A will continue straight. At this junction, B will turn right and meet A again. They will travel together to Interchange H.
What are Services A, B and C, Depots D and E, Intechanges F and H, Road G and the terminal that C ends at?
Read carefully!
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Originally posted by 23ispolo:
Question:
There are three SBS Transit services A, B and C.
They are all under depots D and E (Hint: Depot E has only 1 Strider left)
They all start from the same Interchange F. Both A and B end at Interchange H, while C ends at a terminal.
A will leave the interchange with C, while B leaves the interchange through another way. A and C will travel together, before meeting B again. The three services travel together, until one stop where A will turn left and separate from B and C, while B and C go straight together. At one junction, C will turn left and B will go straight again.
A will meet C again at Road G, albeit in opposite directions. At the next junction, the opposite direction of C will turn right and A will continue straight. At this junction, B will turn right and meet A again. They will travel together to Interchange H.
What are Services A, B and C, Depots D and E, Intechanges F and H, Road G and the terminal that C ends at?
Read carefully!
A 147
B 165
C 74
D HGDEP
E BBDEP
F Hougang
G Commonwealth Ave West
H Clementi -
Originally posted by SBS2615P:
A 147
B 165
C 74
D HGDEP
E BBDEP
F Hougang
G Commonwealth Ave West
H ClementiNice. (You just left out the terminal that C ends at...)
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Originally posted by BusAnalayzer:
F = Serangoon JC?
Nope.
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Originally posted by 23ispolo:
Nice. (You just left out the terminal that C ends at...)
Buona Vista loh
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Originally posted by SBS2615P:
Buona Vista loh
So obvious...
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Extracted from SgWiki
Service B
Introduced in 1974 Bus Rationalisation, plying between Serangoon Gardens and Shenton Way, and was withdrawn on 20 December 1976. It was originally numbered 1??A.
Re-introduced on 13th March 1988, plying between Serangoon Interchange and Clementi Interchange.
On 29th March 1992, extended to Jurong East Interchange.
On 3rd May 1992, amended to ply Serangoon Ave 2, 3, and Lor Chuan when service 1?? was amended and service 3?? was withdrawn.
On 5th December 1993, amended to ply Queensway and C'wealth Ave instead of Ulu Pandan Rd and Clementi Rd.On 3rd Sept 2011, with the opening of the new Serangoon Bus Interchange, Service Bwas amended to ply along Serangoon Ave 2 (Opp Blk 334), instead of Serangoon Ave 2 & Boundary Rd. The route was replaced by Service ?0?.
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Originally posted by SBS3004X:
Extracted from SgWiki
Service B
Introduced in 1974 Bus Rationalisation, plying between Serangoon Gardens and Shenton Way, and was withdrawn on 20 December 1976. It was originally numbered 1??A.
Re-introduced on 13th March 1988, plying between Serangoon Interchange and Clementi Interchange.
On 29th March 1992, extended to Jurong East Interchange.
On 3rd May 1992, amended to ply Serangoon Ave 2, 3, and Lor Chuan when service 1?? was amended and service 3?? was withdrawn.
On 5th December 1993, amended to ply Queensway and C'wealth Ave instead of Ulu Pandan Rd and Clementi Rd.On 3rd Sept 2011, with the opening of the new Serangoon Bus Interchange, Service Bwas amended to ply along Serangoon Ave 2 (Opp Blk 334), instead of Serangoon Ave 2 & Boundary Rd. The route was replaced by Service ?0?.
105...
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Repost:
There are these 3 services A - C
B is dual depot controlled
B and C are controlled by the same depot and start from the same interchange
All are WAB
SBST Services
A starts its journey from interchange D. It travels and meets B at Road E for 1 stop. Both will then seperate, then meet, then separate again for good. A will go to its terminating point without meeting any of the 2.
B and C travel together from their interchange all the way till junction near JC F. Here both will separate for a while. They will meet back at Road G for 1 stop. Then they will come to a junction near Terminal H. Here both will split and go to their respective terminating points.
What are Services A - C, Interchange D, Roads E and G, JC F, and Terminal H? -
Originally posted by 23ispolo:
105...
The original:
Service 105
Introduced in 1974 Bus Rationalisation, plying between Serangoon Gardens and Shenton Way, and was withdrawn on 20 December 1976. It was originally numbered 102A.
Re-introduced on 13th March 1988, plying between Serangoon Interchange and Clementi Interchange.
On 29th March 1992, extended to Jurong East Interchange.
On 3rd May 1992, amended to ply Serangoon Ave 2, 3, and Lor Chuan when service 104 was amended and service 312 was withdrawn.
On 5th December 1993, amended to ply Queensway and C'wealth Ave instead of Ulu Pandan Rd and Clementi Rd.On 3rd Sept 2011, with the opening of the new Serangoon Bus Interchange, Service 105 was amended to ply along Serangoon Ave 2 (Opp Blk 334), instead of Serangoon Ave 2 & Boundary Rd. The route was replaced by Service 109.
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7 edits.
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Originally posted by SBS3004X:
7 edits.
1. PPunggol
2. 83, should be 3
3. WAB lgo slanted and not stuck by the tape...
4. SBS Transit logo covered/removed
5. One missing headlight
6. Rego blanked out
7. Scania logo missing 'IA'
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Originally posted by 23ispolo:
3. WAB lgo slanted and not stuck by the tape...
the original photo is like that...
Spot something missing at the driver's seat
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KILL THEM!Originally posted by Anonymous:Stupid bullshit of spam! Can the spammers ve blocked?
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Quiz:
There are three services, A, B and C. These services are all under SBS Transit. A and C are loop services.
A and B are under the same depot, while C is under a bus park (under a bus depot). Only B and C share the same interchange D.
A starts from Interchange E and goes on its way, meeting the opposite side of C at Central F (road name). This road is also the looping point for C. A and C separate and will only meet later.
B starts from Terminal G and will travel on its own, until it meets C at Avenue H (road name). They will travel together, and meet A again at Road I. A and C go onto Expressway J at a slip road, while B continues straight. A and C travel together until they go to Avenue K (road name), where A turns onto a slip road onto Expressway L, going to its looping point. C will continue straight and eventually meets B again at Interchange D.
Question:
What are Services A, B and C, Interchanges D and E, Central F, Terminal G, Avenues H and K, Expressways J and L and Road I?
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Originally posted by SBS2615P:
Repost:
There are these 3 services A - C
B is dual depot controlled
B and C are controlled by the same depot and start from the same interchange
All are WAB
SBST Services
A starts its journey from interchange D. It travels and meets B at Road E for 1 stop. Both will then seperate, then meet, then separate again for good. A will go to its terminating point without meeting any of the 2.
B and C travel together from their interchange all the way till junction near JC F. Here both will separate for a while. They will meet back at Road G for 1 stop. Then they will come to a junction near Terminal H. Here both will split and go to their respective terminating points.
What are Services A - C, Interchange D, Roads E and G, JC F, and Terminal H?seems like no one wants to try so i shall reveal the answer:
A: 87
B: 21
C: 12
D: Bedok Int
E: Bedok Reservoir Rd
F: Tampines JC
G: Geylang Rd
H: Lor 1 Geylang Terminal -
Originally posted by SBS2615P:
seems like no one wants to try so i shall reveal the answer:
A: 87
B: 21
C: 12
D: Bedok Int
E: Bedok Reservoir Rd
F: Tampines JC
G: Geylang Rd
H: Lor 1 Geylang TerminalCan try my quiz?
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Originally posted by 23ispolo:
Quiz:
There are three services, A, B and C. These services are all under SBS Transit. A and C are loop services.
A and B are under the same depot, while C is under a bus park (under a bus depot). Only B and C share the same interchange D.
A starts from Interchange E and goes on its way, meeting the opposite side of C at Central F (road name). This road is also the looping point for C. A and C separate and will only meet later.
B starts from Terminal G and will travel on its own, until it meets C at Avenue H (road name). They will travel together, and meet A again at Road I. A and C go onto Expressway J at a slip road, while B continues straight. A and C travel together until they go to Avenue K (road name), where A turns onto a slip road onto Expressway L, going to its looping point. C will continue straight and eventually meets B again at Interchange D.
Question:
What are Services A, B and C, Interchanges D and E, Central F, Terminal G, Avenues H and K, Expressways J and L and Road I?
all 3 WAB?
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Originally posted by SBS2615P:
all 3 WAB?
that's the only clue i need.