looking back at e SBS monopoly days, could still get things
done
Those were the more innovative days even 
Yes, more innovative due to the absence of limitations of serving
one place to another. I see more interesting happenings on the
bus scene going on since the 1970s, from the 1980s till
late 1990s.
You got a point. i think just open up and let competitors enter
their territories should be good enough already. and hopefully we
can see SBST operating some routes with ADDS that compete their
cash cow routes. Of course, SMRT is also free to enter SBST
territories to compete, but then what can they offer? This is
called healthy competition isn't it? Now they are just operating as
2 different monopoly; is this healthy?
This dumb territory rule just screws everything up with all those
limitations. Healthy competition don't exist here as long as all
these senseless rules are in place. Commuters suffer from poor
transport links just because resources of one company cannot
be fully utilise to serve places that are poorly linked.