SBST Volvo B9TL Wright

last SG · 2010-09-10T00:55:50+00:00

Hmm, been boarding a few wrights on diff svc, and i notice that the aircon is not really strong, esp the upper deck, i dunno how to say it but when there is...

Gus.chong SG

Haha.I dun tink bndep wld get the Wrights so soon..

Is 143 under BNDEP?

TIB770T SG

Is 143 under BNDEP?

No.

Edan2009 SG

Is 143 under BNDEP?

143 is under SLBP and BRBP

Airbus330Captain SG

Haha.I dun tink bndep wld get the Wrights so soon..

Don't write off BNdepot as yet, you never know what's going on behind the scene at SBST's headquarters. :)

Merczrox SG

Don't write off BNdepot as yet, you never know what's going on behind the scene at SBST's headquarters. :)

Ya definitely.Wat u said is true.. :)

wsy1234 SG

I saw there were some off service old leyland DDs parked at SBS HQ near CTE exit to braddell road. So I think some of these buses will get the new buses replacement soon. The new DD on 143 is not at BRBP. Some new DDs at BRBP for service 60.

Gus.chong SG

No.

Oops, I quoted the wrong post, I thought he was asking whether more Wrights will be perming on 143.

Gus.chong SG

What? More Wrights for 60?

wsy1234 SG

I mean some off service new DD buses parked there

Gus.chong SG

I mean some off service new DD buses parked there

Oops. Sorry for the misconceptions.

SBS 1000U SG

What? More Wrights for 60?

I don't think 60 needs so many double deckers...

What? What is EEV represented for?

For me, I prefer to have Scania K310UD or Scania OmniDekka to replace the VOs.

EEV stands for the new code for EURO V emissions. You can read up in wiki.

No, had enough of Scanias. More B9TLs or Enviro 500.

I think SBST should have bought 1100 Scania K310UDs instead of K230UBs. The K series seems to be more comfortable as double deckers rather than single deckers.

service_238 SG

I don't think 60 needs so many double deckers...

EEV stands for the new code for EURO V emissions. You can read up in wiki.

No, had enough of Scanias. More B9TLs or Enviro 500.

I think SBST should have bought 1100 Scania K310UDs instead of K230UBs. The K series seems to be more comfortable as double deckers rather than single deckers.

EEV = Enhanced environmentally friendly vehicle

EEV is NOT an emission standard.

bus.com SG

Spotted 7515L at Boundary Road at around 4pm and 7518 at AMK interchange at 3.30pm on Sv 22 at 22/2/11.

Also saw 7517G at AMK Ave 8.

High-Five guys!

SBS8930P SG

SBS Transit Volvo B9TL (Wright Eclipse Gemini 2)

Assigned Bus Services (Perm):
> Service 22 (Ang Mo Kio Interchange - Tampines Interchange)
> Service 30 (Bedok Interchange - Boon Lay Interchange)
> Service 51 (Hougang Central Interchange - Jurong East Interchange)
> Service 60 (Eunos Interchange - Bedok Interchange)
> Service 99 (Clementi Interchange - Jurong West Street 91)
> Service 143 (Toa Payoh Interchange - Jurong East Interchange)
> Service 174 (Boon Lay Interchange - Boon Lay Interchange)
> Service 185 (Soon Lee Bus Park - Buona Vista Terminal)
> Service 197 (Bedok Interchange - Jurong East Interchange)

Assigned Bus Services (Crossover):
> Service 136 (Ang Mo Kio Interchange - Punggol Interchange)
> Premium 533 (Teban Gardens Road - Fullerton Road)
> Premium 585 (Bedok Reservoir Road - Fullerton Road)

Non-assigned Bus Services (Cameo):
> Service 97 (Jurong East Interchange - Marina Centre Terminal)
> Express 502 (Soon Lee Bus Park - Bayfront Avenue)

Buses (in service as of 24/02/2011):
> SBS7501B (SLBP 185)
> SBS7502Z (SLBP 174)
> SBS7503X (BRBP 60)
> SBS7505R (BRBP 60/585*)
> SBS7506M (SLBP 185)
> SBS7507K (SLBP 174)
> SBS7508H (BRBP 60)
> SBS7509E (BRBP 60)
> SBS7510A (SLBP 174)
> SBS7511Y (SLBP 174)
> SBS7512U (SLBP 185)
> SBS7513S (SLBP 185)
> SBS7515L (AMDEP 22)
> SBS7516J (BRBP 60)
> SBS7517G (AMDEP 22/136)
> SBS7518D (AMDEP 22/136)
> SBS7519B (SLBP 30)
> SBS7520X (SLBP 30)
> SBS7521T (SLBP 30)
> SBS7523M (SLBP 30)
> SBS7525H (SLBP 197)
> SBS7526E (SLBP 197)
> SBS7527C (SLBP 197)
> SBS7528A (SLBP 51/533*)
> SBS7529Y (SLBP 174)
> SBS7530S (SLBP 143)
> SBS7531P (SLBP 30)
> SBS7533J (SLBP 30)
> SBS7535D (SLBP 30)
> SBS7536B (SLBP 30)
> SBS7537Z (SLBP SP)
> SBS7538X (BBDEP 99)
> SBS7539T (SLBP 174)
> SBS7550J (BBDEP 99)
> SBS7551G (BBDEP SP)
> SBS7553B (BBDEP 99)

Buses (Not in service as of 24/02/2011):
> SBS7500D (AMDEP TRG)
> SBS7522R (SLBP)
> SBS7532L (SLBP)

Gus.chong SG

I don't think 60 needs so many double deckers...

EEV stands for the new code for EURO V emissions. You can read up in wiki.

No, had enough of Scanias. More B9TLs or Enviro 500.

I think SBST should have bought 1100 Scania K310UDs instead of K230UBs. The K series seems to be more comfortable as double deckers rather than single deckers.

Scania K310UD is a demonstrator in 2010, I don't think SBS Transit had knew this bus in 2006/2007 when Scania K230UB Demonstrator is up on service.

Superbus SG

Scania K310UD is a demonstrator in 2010, I don't think SBS Transit had knew this bus in 2006/2007 when Scania K230UB Demonstrator is up on service.

KMB received their first K310UD demonstrator in 2007, the very same year SBST made the order for 500 K230s. In fact, SBST's order came later than the delivery of the K310 to KMB.

JaSoNhSu92 SG

SBS Transit Volvo B9TL (Wright Eclipse Gemini 2)

Non-assigned Bus Services (Cameo):
> Service 97 (Jurong East Interchange - Marina Centre Terminal)
> Express 502 (Soon Lee Bus Park - Bayfront Avenue)

Buses (Not in service as of 24/02/2011):
> SBS7500D (AMDEP TRG)
> SBS7522R (SLBP)
> SBS7532L (SLBP)

502 that one must be a sham

SBS9818A SG

502 that one must be a sham

you never see before doesnt mean never happen. and no, i'm not saying that i've ever seen a wright on 502 before, in case you decide to come in and interrogate me about when i saw it, why never tell ppl etc.

SBS9818A SG

EEV = Enhanced environmentally friendly vehicle

EEV is NOT an emission standard.

EEV is not an emission standard but the corresponding emission standards for a vehicle to be classed in this category lie in between Euro V and Euro VI.

SBS7092P SG

Does any1 haf any idea wat r the permanent Wright buses on 143, 174, 185, and 51? Thx!

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