Originally posted by TIB 585L:U hardly seen it but i do everytime i go Tampines without fail. 358 and 359 also i seen it everytime i go Pasir Ris. The T sign will be at the dashboard of the cabin
Ok thanks for the info.
Originally posted by TIB 585L:Nope. All buses going to Woodlands Centre can have an E or not. If got E means after doing that trip towards the west or east, when it return to interchange, it doesnt continue to the other side of the town.
Even 811/812/307 used the E concept, SBST side it will be 291 n 293.
Same concept applied for 291 and 293 using the sign T as a sign that it is terminating at Tampines after doing it west or east loop.
Exactly what it says on the EDS.
The T sign differs between Tampines and Pasir Ris.
Originally posted by sgbuses:Exactly what it says on the EDS.
The T sign differs between Tampines and Pasir Ris.
Wonder why the T plate differs for both Pasir Ris Townlinks and Tampines Townlinks. Last time all use the same big T plate, then switch to the current one used by the Pasir Ris one. The plate was then changed again to the current one used by Tampines Townlinks, probably due to some passengers who complained. But still the Pasir Ris Terminating plate sometimes shows up on Tampines Townlinks too.
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Originally posted by SBS3050L:Possibly to avoid confusion.
Confusion?
Different plates then will cause confusion...
If unify to use the letter T only then will be more simple... If all use PSR then ppl will know the bus will terminate...
Why all Volgren O405G based in WLDEP?
Probably the Volgren bodied?Im not too sure myself bro but afaik the engine ratings and the euro II emission is same as those batch II Habits..
Originally posted by carbikebus:Probably the Volgren bodied?Im not too sure myself bro but afaik the engine ratings and the euro II emission is same as those batch II Habits..
Then some also must go to Kj/AM, Batch 2 some in KJ right?
Originally posted by OMSI123:Then some also must go to Kj/AM, Batch 2 some in KJ right?
Maybe all the Volgren bendy bodywork spare parts at WLDEP? But I find it weird, shouldn't they consolidate all the Volgren and Volgren bendy buses together and not spread it around 3 depots since its just a small fleet?
Now WLDEP have 0 Volgren rigids since it was taken off 950 and 178 in which both became WAB
Originally posted by OMSI123:Why all Volgren O405G based in WLDEP?
Maybe got link to when WLDEP opens? Heard that TIB1188T at KJDEP for some paint job
If like that then i can ask why DAF all based at KJDEP and why all the deregsitered Lances based at AMDEP. Why does Scania buses all at WLDEP even when they are deregistered, they are still WLDEP, so does Lance at AMDEP.
Originally posted by TIB 585L:If like that then i can ask why DAF all based at KJDEP and why all the deregsitered Lances based at AMDEP. Why does Scania buses all at WLDEP even when they are deregistered, they are still WLDEP, so does Lance at AMDEP.
Because easy maintenance?
Any dual depot controlled for Hong Kong public buses svc?
Originally posted by OMSI123:Why all Volgren O405G based in WLDEP?
Same case why box bendy not at Amdep although there is last time
What are the pros and cons of driving short trunk, long haul trunk and feeder buses? Feeder buses have their perm buses so does short n long trunk routes.
May i know for bus 284,947,941. How many trips they have per shift? I suspect more than 20 near to 30
Originally posted by TIB 585L:What are the pros and cons of driving short trunk, long haul trunk and feeder buses? Feeder buses have their perm buses so does short n long trunk routes.
May i know for bus 284,947,941. How many trips they have per shift? I suspect more than 20 near to 30
I guess the following:
Pros - Shorter run time (Usually 10 ~ 30 mins, except for Intratowns which can take 1h to end run), more breaks for the driver
Cons - More duty trips (due to shorter run times), heavier load especially during peak hours (same for Intratowns, which are otherwise like trunk services in terms of distance per full run)
Is it that speed limit for buses is 50 instead of 60?????
then why even show that sticker saying 60 km/h, might as well remove it. -.-
60 mainly for expressway la...Normal road usually 50-55
Originally posted by carbikebus:Any dual depot controlled for Hong Kong public buses svc?
yes
78km/h if you are exiting BKE at Dairy Farm Road.
62,136 km/h if you tether a Mercedes Benz O405 on to Voyager 1
Originally posted by sinicker:78km/h if you are exiting BKE at Dairy Farm Road.
That is if the BCs is skill in drifting and cornering..hahahha
Originally posted by TIB 585L:What are the pros and cons of driving short trunk, long haul trunk and feeder buses? Feeder buses have their perm buses so does short n long trunk routes.
May i know for bus 284,947,941. How many trips they have per shift? I suspect more than 20 near to 30
at least 20 i suppose, out of which more than half of the trips are back to back..or maybe just 1 min break..
Originally posted by SMB42P:
at least 20 i suppose, out of which more than half of the trips are back to back..or maybe just 1 min break..
I know 941/947 got back to back, 941 i see the timesheet one page not enough for PM shift. I counted 25 trips for 941 maybe close to 30 trips on the 2nd page, 947 i think around 30 bcoz journey too short. 284 i think 40 maybe, 275 shld be the same as 947 around 30