Hmph. WIth SMRT bus drivers speeding and driving so recklessly,
I'm surprised that fatal accidents involving SMRT buses don't
happen more often. Three seperate personal occasions, thre seperate
days (including one today), three seperate bus routes - 851, 855,
and 960 - and three seperate buses (respectively, TIB 1023K, TIB
932T, and TIB 1242U), all were driven by mad speeding bus drivers.
The one driving route 851 did several other things that made me go
straight up to the passenger service centre to complain once I got
off at Yishun Interchange, the one driving route 855 made at least
three near-misses, and the one driving route 960 just flew straight
through Woodlands Road, jamming the brakes at bus stops and red
lights.
If this continues, SMRT is really going to live up to it's name
- if you understand some Slavic languages (i.e. languages spoken in
eastern Europe, generally) - according to Wikipedia,
"smrt" means
"death" in
many Slavic languages.
By then, the only guranteed safe roads in Singapore will be in
Punggol (I hope people get this one)...
Yea. SMRT means death
Time for a rename :D....what names will succeed SMRT's
sucessor?
