fully packed means there are only 2-3 seats left at
the upper deck and the lower deck is packed to the door. If delay
does happen, the bus will be fully packed even after the
stop at BLK 924. Sometimes, the 2nd bus will have the same
situation( Where there are CHC members). With close to 100 over
passengers onboard, I believe the loading is rather high for a
feeder service that ply such a short route. More importantly, there
are always no loading issue from 6am to 7.30am when crossovers are
in place. In fact, most of the complaints I heard are no buses
arriving between 7.48am to 8am or 7.50am to 8.10am when
some of the crossover left and there are shortage of
buses or buses unable keep on their schedule.
Sir, I believe he had received instructions to stay until 8.30.
I will consider the loading after 8.30am as normal or low. Normal
means a KUB can fetch all the passengers after looping at JW
St 91 & 92. To be frank, I am living at the site area and
I believe I am very sure of the situation.
I've ever took note of Sv 241's loading. Normally I do not see
high loadings after 8am en-route Pioneer MRT Station.
As for the CHC members. My take esp on the Weekends? Sometimes
they dun even need to deploy ADDs for them. Many of them just clogg
up the lower deck refusing to move to e upper deck.
Sometimes not wanna be critical, but passengers simply are e
ones tat cause all these bus delays. Is it because SBS too good to
provide 3 - 5 mins freq so they think always have next bus I
dunno.
As for 179, go take a look at the demand esp after 0745. An MRT
arrival can easily fill up 2x Sv 179A ADDs. If there's any further
delay, see wat happens if it moves to the new int wef next acad
yr.