Sv 170
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Why cannot use painted ones?
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Johor people will perhaps not recognise the bus.Originally posted by SBS9845X:Why cannot use painted ones? -
About 3 Sv. 170 Mk IIIs have this ad.Originally posted by the Bear:got one specific whole bus ad... for the Air Asia Mastercard...
something about riding the 170 bus is part of the ad... -
Saw SBS710K, a sv 170 bus on Express 506 today passing by toa payoh. It had the third brakelight and the malaysia speed limiter sticker attached........
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Common. Repainted or in old livery?Originally posted by SBS9845X:Saw SBS710K, a sv 170 bus on Express 506 today passing by toa payoh. It had the third brakelight and the malaysia speed limiter sticker attached........ -
Old livery........Originally posted by SBS9818A:Common. Repainted or in old livery? -
Yes, those buses with this ad will probably remain permanent on 170 for as long as the ad is running since this ad is obviously meant for Svc 170.Originally posted by the Bear:got one specific whole bus ad... for the Air Asia Mastercard...
something about riding the 170 bus is part of the ad... -
Very common. Sv. 506 is fully controlled by BBDEP.Originally posted by SBS9845X:Old livery........ -
This morning, I just saw a re-worked (for sv. 170) B10M Mk3 in SBST livery. It was SBS789. At the rear, it had the Malaysian speed limit sticker, a third brake light AND a sticker containing the LPKP hotline number (If you wish to lodge a complaint. This is the latest regulation and the sticker can be found at the rear of all heavy vehicles in Malaysia). Expect 170 buses in new livery coming soon.
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SBS 789J is a new convert. It served Sv. 156 before leaving the fleet after NEL rationalization exercise. Last seen roaming around C'menti services.Originally posted by The_Bus_Guide:This morning, I just saw a re-worked (for sv. 170) B10M Mk3 in SBST livery. It was SBS789. At the rear, it had the Malaysian speed limit sticker, a third brake light AND a sticker containing the LPKP hotline number (If you wish to lodge a complaint. This is the latest regulation and the sticker can be found at the rear of all heavy vehicles in Malaysia). Expect 170 buses in new livery coming soon.