The scheduling for SMRT is sibei luan.
And last night's night-riders were all over the place, and the
BCs don't appear too sure of whether to drive fast or slow
themselves.
To the credit of the PRC BC who got me home last night, well, at
least the first half was steady and slow acceleration and braking
all the way to make sure we don't fall. And he did try to make sure
as many people could take his bus as possible.
The same couldn't be said for the one that just skipped clarke
quay although there was space aplenty. tmd. I made sure the
assholes who didn't move, and the BC saw my finger.
And bendies just added to the woes. So much for "faster
unloading". Not only did it create a miserable jam, but some pricks
tried boarding for the rear thinking the BC was blind and each
bendy got stuck for considerable amounts of time.
Amongst the Night-riders, I should point out that NR1 and 6 have
the most irregular frequency, and that's probably due to their
routes extending into Sentosa and MBS.
But the night-riders on the whole, lose out to SBST when it
comes to efficiency (nite-owl).
After so many years...you would have thought the situation
improved.
Couldn't be more wrong.
And I've been hearing horror cases of NRs getting lost.....and
pax getting hollanded in the wee hours doesnt sound fun, does
it?
