Dirty bus-stop plates
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B09 and B12 along Bukit Batok Rd have dirty bus stop plates.
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Haha near my hse there. Cus there all jungles mah.
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I ever wrote to LTA about this and they told me to look for the bus operators as they are not responsible. I thought the bus operators got to pay them to put up bus-stop plates and directories? And since LTA pays to maintain the bus-stops but not these plates? For the bus-stop poles that are also covered by moss, then is it LTA's contractor only responsible to clean the metal poles but not the plates? Weird~~
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Just fyi, at Bukit Batok Ctrl bus stop, there is a long lost hidden svc number at the SBST's bus stop plate which reads '361'.
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Originally posted by Bus and Train LoVuR:
I don't think so.
Those SBST plates along Jurong Town Hall should be replaced ones. I doubt they are washed.
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Originally posted by SBS n SMRT:
almost every BS below large trees plus ulu place got this kinna of problem,
That's obvious. The art of nature.
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go green with SMRT buses xD
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Originally posted by Khairiano:
go green with SMRT buses xD
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Originally posted by SBS3688Y:
I ever wrote to LTA about this and they told me to look for the bus operators as they are not responsible. I thought the bus operators got to pay them to put up bus-stop plates and directories? And since LTA pays to maintain the bus-stops but not these plates? For the bus-stop poles that are also covered by moss, then is it LTA's contractor only responsible to clean the metal poles but not the plates? Weird~~
LTA only builds the bus stops, not the poles.
The poles/plates are managed by Transitlink, which is jointly owned by SBST and SMRT. Hence, they're in charge of cleaning/updating the plates and etc, not LTA. If I'm not mistaken, even the route info panels in each bus stop is put up by Transitlink, not LTA.
I'm not too sure about the new bus stop plates/poles however. . .
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Apart from bus stop plates, there are some notices that SBST/SMRT placed onto the poles dating back to 2007 (iirc) still hanging around at some bus stop poles which are also dirty.
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Punggol Rd (the forested area leading to End & the former bus terminal, where sv 82 plies) had many dirty bus stop plates..
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-> So how about the new poles? LTA rite?
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Originally posted by SBS8033D:
-> So how about the new poles? LTA rite?
the new poles are still in good condition.. & the installation of the poles are from LTA. -
Originally posted by lianamaster:
Those SBST plates along Jurong Town Hall should be replaced ones. I doubt they are washed.
It can't be washed.
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One bus stop at Bukit Batok Ave 2 has dirty bus stop plates.
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As of 7 Sept 09 (Monday), all svc 405 bus stop signs along Jalan Bahar are replaced with newer, cleaner ones. I was at SMB1H on 172 @ i spotted one SBST truck parking at a bus stop & a worker replacing them.
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Originally posted by SMRT BUSES LuvER:
As of 7 Sept 09 (Monday), all svc 405 bus stop signs along Jalan Bahar are replaced with newer, cleaner ones. I was at SMB1H on 172 @ i spotted one SBST truck parking at a bus stop & a worker replacing them.
What about SMRT ones?
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Originally posted by SMRT BUSES LuvER:
Just fyi, at Bukit Batok Ctrl bus stop, there is a long lost hidden svc number at the SBST's bus stop plate which reads '361'.
Also saw it before.I think that's a former feeder service in Bukit Batok.
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The problem seem the most pervasive at SMRT operated areas, and the SMRT boards seem the wrost hit, the SBST boards, in contrast, is slightly more resistant to the fungi attack......
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Originally posted by Bus and Train LoVuR:
Also saw it before.I think that's a former feeder service in Bukit Batok.
361 = 941
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the stop before SIM is also pretty bad.
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Originally posted by off_service:
361 = 941
How do you know , 361= 941?
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Originally posted by Bus and Train LoVuR:
How do you know , 361= 941?
TIBS renumbered the Bt Batok feeder services during a renumbering exercise:
361 > 941
365 > 945
367 > 947 -
Ulu Pandan Rd also with several dirty plates (mainly SMRT).
Slightly off-topic: Fading and whitish SWT plate which is quite common:
