Photos of Singapore Public Transport
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Tranquilice, please accept my humble contributions.
will post more in this thread as and when they pop up
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nice nice..
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think u can get a trishaw pic?......
tot it would be cool.......and nostalgic -
yeah man (lady!) thot of that too... but sibeh jialat never really "got round to it"Originally posted by FireIce:think u can get a trishaw pic?......
tot it would be cool.......and nostalgic
okok gotta try to attain my photographic goals.. -
check out the techno-blasting ones with the disco-istic lights
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where ar? bugis? boat quay? anywhere else?Originally posted by FireIce:check out the techno-blasting ones with the disco-istic lights -
Thank you jOhO. If possible, please post more photos of Singapore public buses and MRT trains/stations.
The first photo is taken at Singapore Post Centre, with Paya Lebar MRT station in the background.
For the 2nd and 3rd photos, I'm still figuring out the (same) location, I believed it's somewhere in the north. (I need a hint) -
did i see a "5301"?????
4D anyone?
joho:
chinatown area shd have.....
spotted some in little india oso....
think they follow this certain route one...... -
I got it, the 2nd and 3rd photos are the same place. It's a bus-stop along PIE (Jalan Toa Payoh). The trans-island bus (2nd photo) is service 989 while the SBS Transit bus (3rd photo) is service 105.
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ehhee.. hmm north ar... can consider north lar.. well that area's nearest mrt is on the north line, so ok.. north.Originally posted by tranquilice:Thank you jOhO. If possible, please post more photos of Singapore public buses and MRT trains/stations.
The first photo is taken at Singapore Post Centre, with Paya Lebar MRT station in the background.
For the 2nd and 3rd photos, I'm still figuring out the (same) location, I believed it's somewhere in the north. (I need a hint)
hint... hmm.. hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
trying to think of one without giving it away too easily..
It's near the bus interchange that has busses 28, 143 and 105.
actually that's a HUGE clue... go www.transitlink.com.sg can find out liow ahhahah -
Queen Street or Waterloo Street may have.Originally posted by FireIce:did i see a "5301"?????
4D anyone?
joho:
chinatown area shd have.....
spotted some in little india oso....
think they follow this certain route one...... -
eheh yeah i meant to blanko out the number plate becos maybe not so nice to post pple car plate up.. but oh well.. i forgot!Originally posted by FireIce:did i see a "5301"?????
4D anyone?
joho:
chinatown area shd have.....
spotted some in little india oso....
think they follow this certain route one......
eheh ok i'll scout those places.. some time in the future. -
oh u got it liow! hahah. .there i was scratching my head to give u the clue.. that's why take so long.Originally posted by tranquilice:I got it, the 2nd and 3rd photos are the same place. It's a bus-stop along PIE (Jalan Toa Payoh). The trans-island bus (2nd photo) is service 989 while the SBS Transit bus (3rd photo) is service 105. -
I have the answer already (replied at 6.01am)Originally posted by jOhO:ehhee.. hmm north ar... can consider north lar.. well that area's nearest mrt is on the north line, so ok.. north.
hint... hmm.. hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
trying to think of one without giving it away too easily..
It's near the bus interchange that has busses 28, 143 and 105.
actually that's a HUGE clue... go www.transitlink.com.sg can find out liow ahhahah 
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yeah man cool i'll try, at least now i have a "reason" for shooting busses, cabs, mrts, and mrt stations.Originally posted by tranquilice:Thank you jOhO. If possible, please post more photos of Singapore public buses and MRT trains/stations.
i guess even bus interchanges and different bus stop designs? -
heh this could be fun... i post pic, u guess.Originally posted by tranquilice:I have the answer already (replied at 6.01am) -
u know, the more i look at the taxi queue one, the more i like it. dunno why i never noticed it.
wonder if it'll look nicer in black and white. -
My clue to the answer is the bus number (which is quite blur, but I managed to see 98x on the 2nd photo) and service number "plates" on the bus-stop pole. If you want to know all the numbers displayed on the pole (except the white one), I can tell you.Originally posted by jOhO:oh u got it liow! hahah. .there i was scratching my head to give u the clue.. that's why take so long. -
service number plates? as in the red plates that tells u which busses come by? hehe no need i take bus from there sometimes! eheh i live in tpy lor 1, just next to CHIJ.Originally posted by tranquilice:My clue to the answer is the bus number (which is quite blur, but I managed to see 98x on the 2nd photo) and service number "plates" on the bus-stop pole. If you want to know all the numbers displayed on the pole (except the white one), I can tell you.
the white one is meant to be the bustop ID or something rite? -
My recommendations:Originally posted by jOhO:yeah man cool i'll try, at least now i have a "reason" for shooting busses, cabs, mrts, and mrt stations.
i guess even bus interchanges and different bus stop designs?
MRT stations: Expo (spaceship design), Changi Airport (with flight arrival and departure display, spacious station), Dover, any North-East line station.
Bus interchange: Toa Payoh!
Buses: Air-con double deckers and articulated (bendy) buses. -
whoa.. ok lots to do lots to do! ehehOriginally posted by tranquilice:My recommendations:
MRT stations: Expo (spaceship design), Changi Airport (with flight arrival and departure display, spacious station), Dover, any North-East line station.
Bus interchange: Toa Payoh!
Buses: Air-con double deckers and articulated (bendy) buses.
yeah dover mrt is nice but haven't seen expo and changi airport ones. and tpy bus interchange i SIAN liow ahhah EVERYDAY go there.. but nvm can take for everyone to enjoy. -
Bus-stop ID are displayed on the pole itself (except those mainly in town where poles are not used). The white "plate" is used for private buses (with red and blue coloured number), which I have little knowledge of.Originally posted by jOhO:service number plates? as in the red plates that tells u which busses come by? hehe no need i take bus from there sometimes! eheh i live in tpy lor 1, just next to CHIJ.
the white one is meant to be the bustop ID or something rite? -
i see... hmm not like me to notice these things.Originally posted by tranquilice:Bus-stop ID are displayed on the pole itself (except those mainly in town where poles are not used). The white "plate" is used for private buses (with red and blue coloured number), which I have little knowledge of.
i'm sure u know most of us just get on the damn bus and point the aircon vents at ourselves!
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Expo station is unique from others in that it has no pillar on the platform, the pillar to support the roof is at the outer side next to the track. There's also a round roof which looks sort of a spaceship.Originally posted by jOhO:whoa.. ok lots to do lots to do! eheh
yeah dover mrt is nice but haven't seen expo and changi airport ones. and tpy bus interchange i SIAN liow ahhah EVERYDAY go there.. but nvm can take for everyone to enjoy.
Changi Airport station has a walkway between terminal 2 and the future terminal 3, the walkway is just halfway above the platform. Also, no pillar on the platform too, they are just in-line with the platform doors. -
Yes, something go to outdoor places, the weather is very hot, when going back I will take air-con bus and make sure I adjust the air-con vents to myself and enjoy the cool journey. But some drivers just purposely don't adjust the air-con to a lower temperature on a hot day.Originally posted by jOhO:i see... hmm not like me to notice these things.
i'm sure u know most of us just get on the damn bus and point the aircon vents at ourselves!
time to educate myself...