SMRT Buses purchases MAN A22 buses valued at S$65mln

last SG · 2011-07-13T23:20:45+00:00

Deja vu right.....bro.For so many years now we've been talking about "SMRT should get DDs/bendies", until now we still get very nice SD chassis.You tell me.

SMB189A SG

Registered on 22 May 2012

registered so long already still heaven start their revenue service

TIB 585L SG

19.5.2012 Saturday

SMB258J - 911

258J was on 911 today,i think ytd and Sunday also. Now its on the road doing 911E

SBS 1000U SG

253Y to me has the worst reception when i took it on 858.Its worst then the worst KUB to me>8537S(AMDEP 410W)

Wah, F1rst MAN bus to burn down in Singapore...

Gus.chong e SG

Wah, F1rst MAN bus to burn down in Singapore...

Citaros is the still the best and safest!!!

lemon1974 SG

registered so long already still heaven start their revenue service

there is one whole row of MAN A22 buses at the top level of WLDEP... all parked side by side.... seriously SMRT have too many buses right now and NOT enough driver to drive.....

TIB783G SG

registered so long already still heaven start their revenue service

They still have logistical issues to deal with. I don't know what it is but seems like there are still problems that aren't dealt with.

SBS 6078 M SG

Citaros is the still the best and safest!!!

DIAM la clone acoount.

TIB783G SG

there is one whole row of MAN A22 buses at the top level of WLDEP... all parked side by side.... seriously SMRT have too many buses right now and NOT enough driver to drive.....

Either they clear some buses away to other depot or give AMDEP all of it, I don't think it is the drivers issue but rather they are still undecided which depot to dispatch to.

SMB66X SG

258J was on 911 today,i think ytd and Sunday also. Now its on the road doing 911E

Yeah, it does 911 on both Sat/Sun. 187 on Mon, 911/911E/911E(PM) on Tues, today just AM 911/911E.

SMB66X SG

Wah, F1rst MAN bus to burn down in Singapore...

Never burn down, and the first MAN bus to burn down isn't 253Y..

TIB 585L SG

Yeah, it does 911 on both Sat/Sun. 187 on Mon, 911/911E/911E(PM) on Tues, today just AM 911/911E.

Ok.Im nt sure if it will perm 911 though

Gus.chong SG

Never burn down, and the first MAN bus to burn down isn't 253Y..

So it is a fake news after all?

SMB228X SG

So it is a fake news after all?

The wheel catch fire

Gus.chong SG

The wheel catch fire

How do you know it is the wheel that caught fire?

SMB228X SG

How do you know it is the wheel that caught fire?

I got news from BIS!!!

SMB66X SG

SMB258J sparkling clean again, rear rego area now looks new(was dirty on monday)..

TIB1234T SG

SMB258J sparkling clean again, rear rego area now looks new(was dirty on monday)..

Maybe SMB258J going to replace TIB972C as a new babe?

SBS7557R SG

SMB267H
(WLDEP SP) - on Service 962 today (25/5/2012)

Gus.chong SG

I got news from BIS!!!

I just wonder what are you saying...or even SMB253Y did not catch fire at all.

SBS7557R SG

SMRT Buses MAN NL323F

Quantity (MCV Evolution): 1 / 1
Quantity (Gemilang): 79 / 200

Permanent Bus Services:
61, 77, 167, 171, 172, 184, 187, 188, 188E, 188R, 189, 307, 307E, 852, 857, 858, 868, 901, 902, 941, 945, 960, 963, 980

Cameoed Bus Services:
67, 75, 106, 169, 173, 176, 177, 178, 180, 190, 300, 302, 700, 700A, 804, 806, 856, 859, 900, 900A, 903, 911, 911E, 912, 912E, 913, 913E, 920, 922, 925, 925C, 926, 927, 947, 961, 961C, 962, 963E, 963R, 964, 965, 966, 969, 970, 971E, 975, 985

Buses
> SMB138Y (WLDEP 963)
> SMB189A (WLDEP 852)
> SMB190U (WLDEP 852)
> SMB191S (WLDEP 852)
> SMB192P (WLDEP 852)
> SMB193L (WLDEP 852)
> SMB194J (WLDEP 980)
> SMB195G (KJDEP 77)
> SMB196D (WLDEP 960)
> SMB197B (KJDEP 77)
> SMB198Z (KJDEP 172)
> SMB199X (KJDEP 172)
> SMB200A (KJDEP 172)
> SMB201Y (KJDEP SP)
> SMB202U (KJDEP SP)
> SMB203S (KJDEP SP)
> SMB204P (KJDEP 61)
> SMB205L (KJDEP 61)
> SMB206J (KJDEP 61)
> SMB207G (KJDEP 61)
> SMB208D (KJDEP 77)
> SMB209B (KJDEP 868/189)
> SMB210X (KJDEP 307)
> SMB211T (KJDEP 307)
> SMB212R (KJDEP 307)
> SMB213M (KJDEP 307)
> SMB214K (KJDEP 307)
> SMB215H (KJDEP 307)
> SMB216E (KJDEP 307)
> SMB217C (KJDEP 307)
> SMB218A (KJDEP SP/188E/188R/WT7)
> SMB219Y (KJDEP SP)
> SMB220S (KJDEP SP/868)
> SMB221P (KJDEP 77)
> SMB222L (WLDEP SP)
> SMB223J (WLDEP 963)
> SMB224G (KJDEP SP)
> SMB225D (WLDEP 857)
> SMB226B (WLDEP 857)
> SMB227Z (WLDEP 857)
> SMB228X (WLDEP 857)
> SMB229T (WLDEP 857)
> SMB230M (WLDEP 858)
> SMB231K (WLDEP 858)
> SMB232H (WLDEP 858)
> SMB233E (WLDEP SP/WT6/901/902)
> SMB234C (WLDEP 187)
> SMB235A (WLDEP 187)
> SMB236Y (WLDEP 187)
> SMB237U (WLDEP 187)
> SMB238S (WLDEP 187)
> SMB239P (WLDEP SP/184/WT13)
> SMB240J (WLDEP 187)
> SMB241G (WLDEP 187)
> SMB242D (WLDEP 187)
> SMB243B (WLDEP 187)
> SMB244Z (WLDEP 187)
> SMB245X (WLDEP 187)
> SMB246T (WLDEP 187)
> SMB247R (WLDEP 187)
> SMB248M (KJDEP 188/530/941/945)
> SMB249K (WLDEP 187)
> SMB250E (WLDEP 167)
> SMB251C (WLDEP 167)
> SMB252A (WLDEP 858)
> SMB253Y (WLDEP 858)
> SMB254U (WLDEP SP)
> SMB255S (WLDEP 963)
> SMB256P (WLDEP 963)
> SMB257L (WLDEP SP)
> SMB258J (WLDEP SP)
> SMB259G (WLDEP 858)
> SMB260B
> SMB261Z
> SMB262X
> SMB263T
> SMB264R
> SMB265M
> SMB266K
> SMB267H (WLDEP SP)
> SMB268E
> SMB269C
> SMB270Y
> SMB271U

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