::Singapore Buses Crapbox::

23ispolo SG

No going to point at anyone, but a lot of us seem to be using vulgarities in the forum recently...

carbikebus SG

I predict Tower Transit will bid for Mandai and Seletar package..

JurongWestresident SG

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jurongresident SG

wa. hosey la. I'm back.

was just doing trial-and-error. somehow, something in me reminded me that last time, I ever use this particular email. then through resetting passwords, etc... I found back my original account in SGforums. :)

by the way, I am "Pervertedboy" and "JurongWestresident".

just announcing it here so everyone here knows.

Path Light SG

167 times two is 334

27 times two is 54

56 times two is 112

9 times three is 27

3 times nine is 27

25 times four is 100

51 times five is 105

96 times two is 192

111 times two is 222

97 times two is 194

99 times two is 198

10 times two is 20

20 times two is 40

39 times two is 78

78 times two is 156

SBS7557R SG

I'm sure everyone here already learnt basic multiplication in school. No need you to teach us.

AJQZC SG

Note: The scenario below is entirely fictitious and is meant for entertainment. Do not take it seriously. (::Crapbox:: ^_^)

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About 2~3 years into the future, the development of newer means of public transportation (Podbus, self-powered electric tram, hyperloop etc.) allows routes, especially straight routes and short local routes (i.e. feeders) to be commuted in a much shorter time; old-fashioned buses, however, still remain much in favour among Singaporeans. For a gradual transition to the new system, in addition to hardware installations, the LTA decides to take advantage of the bus numbering system and reserve services 600-999 for the new routes utilizing the faster and more efficient system. As more routes become optimised, the numbering system will gradually enlarge to 400-999 after the first phase, and 1-999 after the second phase.

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Thus, in phase I, the buses currently occupying service numbers 600-999 are to be temporarily re-assigned new numbers. The LTA plan goes as follows:

==== The Big Squeeze ====

Overall, the 400s are generally numbered as such:

AJQZC SG

All new routes introduced after Phase I will fall under the new routes category. Currently, the numbering plans for 600-999 are as follows:

Routes in the 400-599 range, minus Bt Batok / Bt Panjang feeders, will remain where they are during their upgrade in Phase II. As older routes (current 1-399) are gradually phased out or reconfigured into the 600-999 range, newer, optimised routes will be introduced in the 1-399 range.

SBS3004X SG

167 times two is 334

27 times two is 54

56 times two is 112

9 times three is 27

3 times nine is 27

25 times four is 100

51 times five is 105

96 times two is 192

111 times two is 222

97 times two is 194

99 times two is 198

10 times two is 20

20 times two is 40

39 times two is 78

78 times two is 156

255 you mean?

Sbs6750E SG

Wah if the numbering like that 999 can go every police stn in Singapore. So the route of 999 confirmed already. Cga to Tuas, (stops only at police stns… :-)

Marvel68 SG

167 times two is 334

27 times two is 54

56 times two is 112

9 times three is 27

3 times nine is 27

25 times four is 100

51 times five is 105

96 times two is 192

111 times two is 222

97 times two is 194

99 times two is 198

10 times two is 20

20 times two is 40

39 times two is 78

78 times two is 156

Wow, who would have known? Come I clap for you...

Path Light SG

255 you mean?

Yes.

88 times two is 176

64 times two is 128

65 times two is 130

15 times 4 is 60

24 times 4 is 96

SBS3004X SG

Yes.

88 times two is 176

64 times two is 128

65 times two is 130

15 times 4 is 60

24 times 4 is 96

No one needs your bus multiplication table.

carbikebus SG

By right Bt Batok should renumbered 61,77,106,173,177 & 189 to 661,677,706,773,777 & 789.

CCK:67,172,188,190,Feeders to 667,772,788,790,730,732 & 737

BPJ:75,176,180,184 to 675,776,780 & 784

Woodlands:169,178 & 187 to 769,778 & 787

Yishun:171 to 771 and Sembawang 167 to 767

Can reuse the former numbers for future new svc

SBS3004X SG

This bus disappeared from service in 2014 2 weeks before de-registration date, and was de-registered. But 2 weeks after de-registration, the bus re-appeared on the roads, and lifespan was extended to 2016. Give the registration no. of this bus.

23ispolo SG

SBS9573E... Still doing 81 to this day.

Sbs6750E SG

Did you all noticed this?
Some regos when you add or subtract 17/18, you will get the same suffixes.
E.g., SBS6713M > SBS6730M, SBS2750G > SBS2768G, SBS8138K > SBS8155K, and the list goes on, and on, and on, and on. You name it all.

SMB145B SG

nice. there is sure a lot.

jurongresident SG

Hi. Is there any bus driver here who can tell me what is that signboard that is installed in front of some bus parking lots at SBS Transit bus interchanges? What do the signboards say?

I asked this question twice, but never had anyone (know how to) answer - until yesterday. Yesterday, I board a bus at Boon Lay Bus Interchange. While the bus drove out of the sawtooth berth, I saw the signboard. It was knocked down. Could be because the visibility level in the bus bay of Boon Lay Bus Interchange is low, that the bus driver could not not see the signboard. My suggestion is to replace the lighting with the lamps used in F1 Night Race.

When I saw the signboard, I found out what is on it. "REVERSING ONLY" (white colour) with a 'stop' icon (red and white colour), over the blue colour background. It is installed on bus parking lots where buses cannot drive straight through to leave the bus parking lot.

SBS3004X SG

Add 17 if the last digit of the rego is > 2, 18 if the last digit is <2, 35 if the last digit is 2.

If the hundreds digit doesn't change, this should be the way.

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