Anything that caught your eyes along the roads ?Post here .
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Based in pasir ris ... My place gets all kinds of SBST buses except dennis trident and dennis darts , my only hope now is 89 !! bus 9 -________________- .
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I'm based in Hougang... But quite familiar with places in central, north-eastern and eastern areas too...
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For me I'm quite familiar with Bishan and TPY, Hougang also for some funny reason. But I stay in Bishan though.Originally posted by service_238:hmm... i was just wondering.. Where are you guys based at? as in which area/estate of Singapore are you the most familiar with?
Unfortunately I'm based in Toa Payoh.
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Sv. 89 won't get Tridents so soon as majority of them have settled on perm services, and I don't think Sv. 89 route details are programmed on the EDS.Originally posted by Airbus330Captain:Based in pasir ris ... My place gets all kinds of SBST buses except dennis trident and dennis darts , my only hope now is 89 !! bus 9 -________________- . -
You are right, my initial thoughts are all hougang south based buses numbers are programmed inside the Trident's EDS. Guess I am wrong.Originally posted by SBS9818A:Sv. 89 won't get Tridents so soon as majority of them have settled on perm services, and I don't think Sv. 89 route details are programmed on the EDS. -
SBS 34D on Sv. 410G -
SBS 33 G on Svc 235
SBS 3645 X on Svc 238 (used to be Svc 157)
SBS 201 M on Svc 238 (was ex-231)
SBS 9095T on Svc 174 @1235 (CK Tang)
SBS 9095T on Svc 174 @1340 (Four Seasons Hotel)
I finally saw Svc 174 ADDs
SBS 3624 G at St. Michael's Ter @1720 driven by a SBST mechanic. It used to be Svc 379 as the rear svc no wasnt taken down.
I personally got about 8 driver's timetables of Svc 238. I copied them. Of the 8, some include the peak hour shift, day shift and night shift.
I noticed something on the peak hour shift timetable. What does SWING mean? That word was indicated between the morning & evening trips of the Peak hour shift. -
WEF today,
90 will have more scanias during peak as of continual overloading trips while 8 will have lesser trips due to more trips on 90. -
SBS 9843 B on service 143 (from service 161) SBS 9377 E, SBS 94xx on service 10 TIB 1061 A, TIB 1088 Z on service 962 (both from service 960) TIB 1064 S on service 859 TIB 1111 P on service 969 (from service 859) SBS 9615 T on service 69 (from service 168 ) SBS 9224 M on service 168 SBS 9847 R not on service 168 (reduced to 5 double decks per day) SBS 9815 H on service 88 (from service 56)
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SBS 3870L from 24 on 162 today
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SBS 3654U of Sv. 410G with full set of old Sv. 107 destos (Serangoon - city) inside bus. Tempted to take them but was in school uniform SBS 9815H rumoured on Sv. 88
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LO3X on Sv. 9 is quite a nice sight, very interesting cameo. Must be quite great to ride it down the narrow roads of Telok Paku and Loyang.
Forgot about yesterday's sightings : SBS 9835A on Sv. 21 TIB 1007H on Sv. 854 TIB 1203 on Sv. 67 with Sv. 851 guides SBS 9518R on Sv. 81, from Sv. 17 -
Can the public enter the Cargo Complex? I'd wish to see the inside of itOriginally posted by SBS9818A:LO3X on Sv. 9 is quite a nice sight, very interesting cameo. Must be quite great to ride it down the narrow roads of Telok Paku and Loyang. -
SBS710K on 74 SBS9500R on 62 (ex-132) (Carlsberg ad) SBS1845Z on 326 (Guinness back ad) SBS1886E on 27 (Cold Storage back ad) SBS1710D on 147 (Halls back ad) SBS9593Y on 51 (ex-153) (Daisy ad)
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My face was darn black when I saw LO 3 axles on bus 9.
Darryl : If you have a problem, please msged me in private, thanks. -
9815 is on bus 88 today. 9843 is on bus 143 today.
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No. Only those working inside the complex can enter. Security checks will be done before the bus went into the complex.Originally posted by service_238:Can the public enter the Cargo Complex? I'd wish to see the inside of it -
Nope. All passengers have to alight at the Cargo Complex entrance building and get their staff passes checked and validated by airport police. After that they have to reboard the services they began their trip from, as such the ez-link system is specially programmed to recognize it.Originally posted by service_238:Can the public enter the Cargo Complex? I'd wish to see the inside of it -
The word "Swing" is also found on most sv 90 timetable as well, I happened to see it most of the time as 90 have overloded trips.
"Swing" might mean the driver drives back to HQ for 90 aft the morning peak and go back to the HQ before the afternoon sechulde again. -
Split shift you mean?Originally posted by th1988:The word "Swing" is also found on most sv 90 timetable as well, I happened to see it most of the time as 90 have overloded trips.
"Swing" might mean the driver drives back to HQ for 90 aft the morning peak and go back to the HQ before the afternoon sechulde again. -
Now there are at least 3 buses featuring advertisement of Sembawang Shopping Centre. Buses I've seen with the ad are: TIB 1046 U [service 859] TIB 1063 U [service 859] TIB 1130 J [service 912]
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SBS 9621A on a TPY BNDEP-controlled service. Sv. 8, Sv. 28 or Sv. 31 SBS 9169P on Sv. 88, last Leyland in the whole world. 3-axle LO on Sv. 56, replacing SBS 9817C.
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SBS 3696Z on Sv 72 SBS0031L on Sv 81 ( -_____-)
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Was a former 293 bus.Originally posted by Airbus330Captain: SBS0031L on Sv 81 ( -_____-) -
SBS3602U (non-air-con Scania) - TRAINING BUS
SBS9583B - 74 (President's Challenge 2003: Home Team)
SBS9659S - 74
SBS2644E - 132 (Gatsby)
SBS557L - 25 (Samsung) (EX-130)
VO3X with Thai Airways ad seen on 74 (prob ex-153?)
Seems like there's a somewhat major reshuffle of buses on service 74 today. The above 3 buses were never on 74 before.