Cameo Spotting (September 2015)

last SG · 2015-09-05T00:57:59+00:00

Saw SMB8018H On 900, very likely perm.

QX179R SG

10th September 2015

SBS6873J on svc 35 (BNDEP SP)

23ispolo SG

10 September (Thursday):

SBS3354K (CGBP 20)

SBS3464B (BNDEP NEW)

SBS9817C (BRBP 143) – swap with SBS9807G…

10:

*SBS3816U replacing SBS3087G…

*SBS6050S replacing SBS5006C…

SBS6362S (BBDEP 175) - replacing SBS6351Z (1A/7P)...

SBS6675P (BNDEP 38) – replacing SBS9661J…

*SBS7680S replacing SBS3607G (24A/35P)…

SBS8978C (BNDEP 154) – replacing SBS7680S (41S)…

SBS9441C (BBDEP SP) – on E shift…

SBS9444U (BBDEP SP) – on duty 15S…

SBS9472M (BBDEP SP) – on duty 13S…

SBS9603C (BBDEP 74)

SBS9636H (CGBP 23/10e) – replacing SBS9809B…

Fleet (PM peak, Sch Hols): SBS9472M (13S) > SBS3248J (A/P) > SBS8586A (22A/33P) > SBS7671T (23A/34P) > SBS9441C (E shift) > SBS6050S (A/P) > SBS9667T (A/P) > SBS3816U (A/P) > SBS7680S (24A/35P) > SBS8621G (25A/36P) > SBS9666X (Split) > SBS7661Y > SBS7660A > SBS9603C (Split) > SBS9444U (Split) > SBS8978C > SBS6675P (10/10e) > SBS7676E (A/P) > SBS9636H (10/10e) > SBS6362S (1A/7P) > Unknown bus (Split, CGBP BSEP) > SBS3040R (2A/8P) > SBS8682E > SBS3041M (3A/9P) > SBS8577B > SBS8580R

12:

SBS6223K (BNDEP SP)

SBS8849S (BNDEP SP)

SBS9608P (BNDEP SP)

13:

SBS9632T (AMDEP SP)

14:

SBS7345K (BBDEP SP)

SBS7405X (BNDEP 2) – suspected… Behind SBS7345K.

SBS9440E (BBDEP SP)

16:

SBS6803L (ARBP 92)

18:

SBS8263G (CGBP 69)

23:

SBS3895R (CGBP SP)

23/10e:

SBS9649X (CGBP SP) – replacing SBS9636H…

SBS9840J (BNDEP SP) – replacing SBS9578S…

27:

SBS6154B (HGDEP 64) – ex-perm…

30:

SBS3956Z (BNDEP SP) – replacing SBS3698T…

SBS3960K (BNDEP SP)

SBS3966U (BNDEP SP)

SBS9830M (CGBP 65) – spotted at Blk 99 at 7.01p.m.

36:

SBS6491C (BNDEP BSEP)

37:

SBS3796T (CGBP SP)

SBS9614X (CGBP SP)

40:

SBS6569M (BNDEP BSEP)

43:

SBS3448Z (HGDEP 89)

65:

SBS3799K (CGBP SP) – between SBS9809B and SBS9813M…

SBS6201Z (ARBP 111)

SBS9809B (CGBP 10/10e) – replacing SBS9830M…

67:

SMB1443J (KJDEP 188)

SMB5084K (KJDEP SP)

SMB5888H (BUDEP 190?) – departed from Tampines Int at around 6.20p.m.

69:

SBS9837U (CGBP 81)

70:

SBS3870L (AMDEP SP)

SBS7415S (AMDEP SP) – behind SBS2836T…

81:

SBS3607G (CGBP 10)

130:

SBS7436G (AMDEP SP) – 4 days liao…

143:

SBS3967S (SLBP SP)

SBS9807G (BRBP 8) – swap with SBS9817C…

145:

LECIP EDS Wright (BRBP) – adless Batch 2B unit… Replacing SBS7486L.

166:

SBS3849A (AMDEP SP)

SBS3872G (AMDEP SP)

188:

TIB1097Y (KJDEP 189) – before TIB1087B…

291:

SBS6503C (CGBP BSEP)

292:

SBS6687E (CGBP 39)

293:

SBS6506U (BNDEP BSEP)

700:

SMB8027G (WL/KJDEP SP) – spotted at Fullerton Sq at 7.12p.m, suspect replacing TIB1214B…

969:

SMB1646R (WLDEP SP)

TPS Timothy Mok SG

10 September (Thursday):

SBS3354K (CGBP 20)

SBS3464B (BNDEP NEW)

SBS9817C (BRBP 143) – swap with SBS9807G…

10:

*SBS3816U replacing SBS3087G…

*SBS6050S replacing SBS5006C…

SBS6362S (BBDEP 175) - replacing SBS6351Z (1A/7P)...

SBS6675P (BNDEP 38) – replacing SBS9661J…

*SBS7680S replacing SBS3607G (24A/35P)…

SBS8978C (BNDEP 154) – replacing SBS7680S (41S)…

SBS9441C (BBDEP SP) – on E shift…

SBS9444U (BBDEP SP) – on duty 15S…

SBS9472M (BBDEP SP) – on duty 13S…

SBS9603C (BBDEP 74)

SBS9636H (CGBP 23/10e) – replacing SBS9809B…

12:

SBS6223K (BNDEP SP)

SBS8849S (BNDEP SP)

SBS9608P (BNDEP SP)

13:

SBS9632T (AMDEP SP)

14:

SBS7345K (BBDEP SP)

SBS7405X (BNDEP 2) – suspected… Behind SBS7345K.

SBS9440E (BBDEP SP)

16:

SBS6803L (ARBP 92)

18:

SBS8263G (CGBP 69)

23:

SBS3895R (CGBP SP)

23/10e:

SBS9649X (CGBP SP) – replacing SBS9636H…

SBS9840J (BNDEP SP) – replacing SBS9578S…

27:

SBS6154B (HGDEP 64) – ex-perm…

30:

SBS3956Z (BNDEP SP) – replacing SBS3698T…

SBS3960K (BNDEP SP)

SBS3966U (BNDEP SP)

SBS9830M (CGBP 65) – spotted at Blk 99 at 7.01p.m.

36:

SBS6491C (BNDEP BSEP)

37:

SBS3796T (CGBP SP)

SBS9614X (CGBP SP)

40:

SBS6569M (BNDEP BSEP)

43:

SBS3448Z (HGDEP 89)

65:

SBS3799K (CGBP SP) – between SBS9809B and SBS9813M…

SBS6201Z (ARBP 111)

SBS9809B (CGBP 10/10e) – replacing SBS9830M…

67:

SMB1443J (KJDEP 188)

SMB5084K (KJDEP SP)

SMB5888H (BUDEP 190?) – departed from Tampines Int at around 6.20p.m.

69:

SBS9837U (CGBP 81)

70:

SBS3870L (AMDEP SP)

SBS7415S (AMDEP SP) – behind SBS2836T…

81:

SBS3607G (CGBP 10)

130:

SBS7436G (AMDEP SP) – 4 days liao…

143:

SBS3967S (SLBP SP)

SBS9807G (BRBP 8) – swap with SBS9817C…

145:

LECIP EDS Wright (BRBP) – adless Batch 2B unit… Replacing SBS7486L.

166:

SBS3849A (AMDEP SP)

SBS3872G (AMDEP SP)

188:

TIB1097Y (KJDEP 189) – before TIB1087B…

291:

SBS6503C (CGBP BSEP)

292:

SBS6687E (CGBP 39)

293:

SBS6506U (BNDEP BSEP)

700:

SMB8027G (WL/KJDEP SP) – spotted at Fullerton Sq at 7.12p.m, suspect replacing TIB1214B…

969:

SMB1646R (WLDEP SP)

Those buses replacing are those got to distribute ballot boxes to polling station?

SBS8478D SG

Cameo 10/9
SBS3191M 7(BBDEP 95)
SBS6639U 13(AMDEP 70)
SBS9841G 13(AMDEP 133)
SBS8807M 26(BRBP SP)
SBS7338G 28(CGBP 291)
SBS8975K 31(BRBP 142)
SBS6786C 33(BNDEP 40)
SBS6303M 43(HGDEP 372)
SBS8750S 58(AMDEP SP)
SBS5221Y 62(HGDEP 34)
SBS3870L 70(AMDEP SP)
SBS9841G 70(AMDEP 133)
SBS8377L 73(AMDEP 86)
SBS7714D 74(BBDEP 14)
SBS8257A 74(BBDEP SP)
SBS2766L 80(HGDEP SP)
SBS3790J 80(HGDEP SP)
SBS6053J 80(HGDEP 85)
SBS8313X 80(HGDEP 105)
SBS9844Z 86(AMDEP SP)
SBS7486L 88(BRBP 145)
SBS6630T 93(ARBP 195)
SBS6635E 93(ARBP 5)
SBS2760C 101(HGDEP SP)
SBS6133L 101(HGDEP 158)
SBS6143H 101(HGDEP 34)
SBS5188K 124(BRBP SP)
SBS6319T 131(BRBP 232)
SBS7351S 132(BBDEP SP)
SBS3947A 133(AMDEP SP)
SBS6015U 133(AMDEP 53)
SBS2824C 138(AMDEP SP)
SBS8868L 138(AMDEP 70)
SBS8961A 138(AMDEP SP)
SBS9889U 139(BRBP SP)
SBS9807G 143(BRBP 8)
SBS8730A 145(BRBP 235)
SBS3711M 147(BBDEP 74)
SBS5187M 155(BRBP SP)
SBS6631R 156(BBDEP 166)
SBS6605S 158(HGDEP 101)
SBS7473Z 186(BRBP 143)
SBS6502E 222(BNDEP SP)
SBS8347Z 222(BNDEP 66)
SBS5206S 265(BRBP 139)
SBS8171M 265(AMDEP 57)
SBS8737G 265(AMDEP 59)
SBS8786P 265(AMDEP SP)
SBS8846A 265(AMDEP 269)
SBS8749Y CT8(AMDEP SP)

SMB1320E 67(AMDEP SP)
SMB313H 169(WPDEP 966)
SMB3608M 169(WPDEP SP)
SMB1602S 853(AMDEP SP)

SMB42P SG

I think SBS3611T, SBS3612R, SBS3637U, SBS3638S, SBS3652A, SBS3653Y, SBS3663T, SBS3800P, SBS3838G, SBS3841X and SBS3923T are reserved for polling day buses, meant to transport tonnes of boxes, all assembled at Tampines & Pasir Ris respectively.

u mean they will actually use SBST buses to transport the ballot boxes? Not those lorries?

SMB42P SG

100915 (Thursday)

67:
SMB1321C

172:
SMB39A (perm??)

188:
TIB1152X
SMB3600J (perm??)
SMB3601G (perm??)

190:
SMB1468M
SMB1483T
SMB3131X
SMB5015K
SMB5042G

300:
SMB1322A
SMB8024P

301:
SMB3101H
SMB3102E
SMB3103C
SMB3124S

**All perm??

302:
TIB1202K
SMB1510Z (perm??)
SMB1516H (perm??)
SMB3118K
SMB3135K
SMB8001E
SMB8019E
SMB8022U

307:
SMB3136H (307AP06 -- 1575L slot)

925:
SMB92U
SMB261Z
SMB1484R

975:
SMB41S

983:
SMB3113Z
SMB3127J
SMB3522B

985:
SMB105S
SMB3010L
SMB3112B

Training Bus:
TIB988H

swee_heng SG

10/9

SBS2770Z (SLBP 193) on 105 - This bus now SP?

SBS6017P (SLBP 193) on 506 - A month already, replacing 2651J? I don't think this bus was perm 193 at all.

SBS6709B (SLBP SP) on 194 - Perm?

SBS8042C (SLBP SP) on 193 - On 2770Z's slot for 3 weeks already, suspected perm.

SBS8987B (SLBP 194) on 193 - A month already, replacement for 2649S?

TPS Timothy Mok SG

SBS3693G (HGDEP 74) is being used as bringing voting slip boxes to the centre in the morning.

SBS3303H, SBS3329J, SBS3333X and SBS3343S are also used as bringing voting slip boxes to the centre in the morning with policeman on guard duty.

(These are for Jurong maybe?)

SMB42P SG

110915 (Friday -- GE 2015)

67:
SMB1629R

172:
SMB39A (perm??)
TIB828L

188:
SMB1443J
SMB3136H

188R:
SMB209B

300:
TIB1132D
TIB1204E
SMB1322A
SMB8024P (300AP02)

301:
SMB3077U
SMB3101H
SMB3102E
SMB3103C
SMB3124S (301TQ91)

302:
SMB211T
TIB1213D
SMB1510Z
SMB1516H
SMB8001E
SMB8012Z
SMB8019E
SMB8020A
SMB8021Y

927:
SMB1559J

975:
TIB963D
TIB965Z

983:
SMB3045L
SMB3127J
SMB3501L

985:
SMB117H
SMB3113Z
SMB3128G

TPS Timothy Mok SG

SMB3556D and SMB3557B - Marsiling-Yew Tee GRC (transportation of ballot boxes) - Yew Tee. Saw 3 police officers on their buses.

no display name SG

u mean they will actually use SBST buses to transport the ballot boxes? Not those lorries?

Yes, SBST buses were used to transport the ballot boxes and election officials to the counting centre. Saw a KUB entering my HDB block carpark at 8pm sharp. Not sure if SMRT buses were used also

23ispolo SG

11 September (Friday):

SBS8221C (CGBP 69)

SBS8290C (CGBP 31)

22:

SBS8591J (AMDEP 73)

27:

SBS2772T (HGDEP 159)

SBS2793H (HGDEP 159) - before SBS6885A...

SBS2797Y (HGDEP 100) – before SBS6867C…

SBS5193U (HGDEP 43)

SBS6876B (HGDEP SP)

SBS8196S (HGDEP 100)

28:

SBS9840J (CGBP SP)

34:

SBS6304K (HGDEP 103)

SBS6875D (HGDEP 64)

36:

SBS8492L (BNDEP 15)

37:

SBS9614X (CGBP SP)

43:

SBS3921Z (HGDEP 89/89e)

73:

SBS8690G (AMDEP SP)

SBS8706X (AMDEP SP)

86:

SBS3067P (AMDEP 25)

SBS8239C (AMDEP 133)

103:

SBS6328S (HGDEP BSEP)

SBS6343Y (HGDEP BSEP)

SBS8313X (HGDEP 105)

109:

SBS6369Z (BNDEP 222)

130:

SBS8186X (AMDEP 133)

133:

SBS9668R (AMDEP 56)

SBS9844Z (AMDEP SP)

143:

SBS3778X (SLBP SP)

166:

SBS3725Z (AMDEP 25)

168:

SBS3031S (BNDEP 17)

SBS3959R (BNDEP SP)

171:

SMB216E (WLDEP 852)

292:

SBS8417E (CGBP 39)

806:

TIB976S (AMDEP SP)

811:

TIB1149G (AMDEP 854)

853C:

SMB3022C (AMDEP 812)

854:

SMB1572U (AMDEP SP)

SMB1601U (AMDEP SP)

TIB1218R (AMDEP 811)

855:

SMB160G (AMDEP 857) – behind SMB163Z…

856:

SMB1487H (WLBP 960)

857:

SMB1555U (WLBP 969)

SMB5068H (WLBP 963)

859:

SMB1619U (WLDEP SP)

969:

SMB1380G (WLBP SP)

QX179R SG

11th September 2015

SBS6525P on svc 38 (BNDEP ??)

SBS8478D SG

Cameo 11/9
SBS3890D 2(BNDEP 168)
SBS3969L 2(BNDEP SP)
SBS8667A 17(BNDEP 21)
SBS9835A 17(BNDEP SP)
SBS3822B 21(AMDEP 55)
SBS8807M 26(BRBP SP)
SBS3976R 28(BRBP 31)
SBS6855L 28(BNDEP 36)
SBS3629T 30(SLBP 179)
SBS3939Z 30(SLBP SP)
SBS7635Z 30(BNDEP 87)
SBS7702M 30(SLBP 183)
SBS3030U 51(SLBP 98)
SBS7383A 51(HGDEP 151)
SBS3336M 60(BNDEP 168)
SBS8567E 60(BNDEP 2)
SBS6336T 63(BNDEP 229)
SBS3076M 66(SLBP 183)
SBS8216T 69(CGBP 39)
SBS7451L 157(SLBP 143)
SBS3970G 174(SLBP SP)
SBS8346B 222(BNDEP 66)
SBS9538H 249(SLBP 192)

TIB1035B 67(BUDEP 190)
SMB1579B 854(AMDEP SP)

Jeek SG

10.18pm: SBS3227U (BRBP 157) on service 28. Arrived at Toa Payoh Interchange at the same time my bus (SBS9422H) was departing.

23ispolo SG

12 September (Saturday):

SBS6502E (CGBP BSEP)

10:

*SBS3607G on duty 20A/28P (SBS7671T)…

SBS3897K (CGBP SP) – replacing SBS9666X…

*Batch 3 Wright on duty 30E (SBS8586A)…

*SBS7671T on duty 29S (SBS9636H)…

*SBS8580R on duty 18A/26P (SBS8621G)…

*SBS8586A on duty 16A/24P (SBS7680S)…

*SBS9666X on duty 33T (SBS9667T)…

Fleet (PM peak): SBS3087G > SBS3088D (12T) > SBS7676E (17A/25P) > SBS8580R (18A/26P) > SBS8682E (19A/27P) > SBS3040R (3A/8P) > SBS3248J (11T) > SBS3041M (4A/9P) > SBS7671T (29S) > SBS9666X (33T) > SBS3607G (20A/28P) > SBS6050S > Batch 3 Wright (30E) > SBS8577B (14A/22P) > SBS7660A (31E) > Unknown bus > SBS7661Y > SBS8586A (16A/24P) > SBS5006C > SBS3897K

21:

SBS3969L (BNDEP SP)

32:

SBS6893B (BNDEP SP)

33:

SBS6280U (ARBP SP)

43:

SBS3459S (HGDEP BSEP)

SBS6823D (HGDEP 101)

51:

SBS9672C (HGDEP SP)

58:

SBS8823R (AMDEP 21)

60:

SBS8307P (BNDEP 5)

70:

SBS3849A (AMDEP SP)

109:

SBS7708Y (HGDEP 62) – suspected…

176:

SMB1596B (WLDEP 75)

188:

SMB3131X (KJDEP BSEP) – on duty 188AP07…

188R:

SMB203S (KJDEP 188)

197:

SBS3270T (SLBP 183) – spotted at Opp Katong Po at 3.50p.m.

222:

SBS6673U (BNDEP 9)

358:

SBS2783L (BNDEP SP)

SBS6275K (BNDEP 222/30e)

Fleet: SBS2783L > SBS6275K > SBS8326J > SBS6661D

401:

SBS6741G (BNDEP 32) – before SBS6740J…

403:

SBS8531H (BNDEP 12)

408:

SBS2805H (ARBP 123)

518:

SBS7709U (BNDEP 87)

963:

SMB1582R (WLBP 960)

Sanba522 SG

sadly I think MLG is a bit too close minded on the FIFA games they pick up.PDZ IS slower paced,but that's just how it is.PDZ to me seems very much like a Counter Strike equivalent for a console system." Flare8's notion was seconded in a rather emotional response from attendee natman2939,who said "for all the people who say it would never work for fifa coins tournaments,I bet you'd change your tune real quick if Sundance said it was perfect." The President of Major League Gaming,Sundance DiGiovanni's lighthearted response to the subject of Perfect Dark Zero was an inside joke for old MLG Halo fans: "right now it's looking like we're only gonna run [Blood] Gulch custom start CTF in the '06." Witty sarcasm aside,it's apparent that Perfect Dark Zero stands little chance of becoming a part of MLG's roster.Grand Calc,an Administrator at MLGpro.com's forums,stated that "From what I have heard,preliminary testing by MLG has not yielded favorable results." This mood is reflected by a number of MLG FIFA players."Overall I have very mixed feelings about it.When I first got it I thought it was the greatest game ever.I feel it's well thought out and has very good potential,but there are just a few things that I feel kill the competitive aspect of it...I want to say I like the game,but it's just too slow paced..." said MLG attendee,Bepo.I personally love Perfect Dark Zero for many reasons.It's gorgeous,and has an extremely immersive atmosphere.The increased response and precision of the Xbox 360 controller,combined with an aiming system which d sn't rely on auto aim,makes me feel that I'm pushing my skills beyond what was possible with the last generation.And yet the game also has amazing depth,much more so than most offerings in the FPS genre,allowing observant and committed FIFA players to gain an edge on their opponents through more than possessing a greater proficiency for aiming.Intelligent use of the cover and diving mechanics allow those who may not as be as quick on the trigger to stand a chance in battle.Will 500 people travel across country for PDZ? It's easy to recognize,however,that this game simply wasn't destined for MLG.The fact that the maps aren't conducive to 4 on 4 competitions is a serious drawback,because it's hard enough for FIFA players to organize fut 16 coins a four man FIFA ultimate team that can commit to serious practice and cross country travel as it is.This problem could potentially be remedied through downloadable content,though Rare has yet to announce any plans to provide new maps of any sort,large or small,in the future (Bungie specifically addressed the need of smaller maps for those who played offline in their recent map pack for Halo 2).

Path Light SG

SBS5106Y, SBS8688P and SBS8969D on Service 157

Sbs6750E SG

12/9/2015:
175: SBS6851Y (BBDEP 74/74e*)

QX179R SG

12th September 2015

SBS7605K on svc 35 (BNDEP 5)

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