Bus drivers

Mimmy SG

I always see bus drivers waving to their fellow colleagues on the road.

Wow.

Like so friend friend.

QX179R SG

isn't that a gd thing..

Mimmy SG

wow.

somebody actually bother to reply to this lame thread

QX179R SG

lame then you still post..

16/f/lonely SG

Me no read, me is drop in nia.

Mimmy SG

lame then you still post..

Cause recently i see a lot of drivers doing that ma

Mimmy SG

Me no read, me is drop in nia.

Go away lar

QX179R SG

seen that many times & its not just bus drivers only fyi..

16/f/lonely SG

Go away lar

Bye bye.

lifelikedrama SG

This can be seen often between bus captains (SBST) and service leaders (SMRT).

dfs24 SG

This can be seen often between bus captains (SBST) and service leaders (SMRT).

Don't think they care if they are from different companies. After all, their all in the same industry.

tintinspartan SG

This can be seen often between bus captains (SBST) and service leaders (SMRT).

Yup. It happens, especially in dual-operator area such as Woodlands or Boon Lay.

Well, one bad thing about this thing is that sometimes, it can get a little bit noisy, like BC go and horn for their friend's attention on the road. Happen before.

One good thing is that it makes being a bus driver not that boring. At least there are colleagues to make your day more brighter.

Hello Kitty SG

wat the hell is a service leader.

lifelikedrama SG

Don't think they care if they are from different companies. After all, their all in the same industry.

- post deleted - * misunderstood the point.

Note: Please call them Bus Captains and Service Leaders instead of just bus drivers.

lifelikedrama SG

wat the hell is a service leader.

One point to note, there's no hell in service leader. And if you wanna know the meaning, define service. Then define leader. There you got it. That wasn't so tough, is it?

Mimmy SG

- post deleted - * misunderstood the point.

Note: Please call them Bus Captains and Service Leaders instead of just bus drivers.

Got difference meh?

Bus driving is their occupation and bus captain is just their title ma.

lifelikedrama SG

Yup. It happens, especially in dual-operator area such as Woodlands or Boon Lay.

Well, one bad thing about this thing is that sometimes, it can get a little bit noisy, like BC go and horn for their friend's attention on the road. Happen before.

One good thing is that it makes being a bus driver not that boring. At least there are colleagues to make your day more brighter.

Actually what I worry is that the horn might distract them if they are driving. And you got the point right, that this makes being in the driving (public service) sector not so boring.

lifelikedrama SG

Got difference meh?

Bus driving is their occupation and bus captain is just their title ma.

Yes, you're right that driving the bus is their occupation. The title is very important not to you, but to them. Imagine you drive a car for a big boss. You want to be merely called a driver or called a chauffeur? It makes a big difference.

Hello Kitty SG

One point to note, there's no hell in service leader. And if you wanna know the meaning, define service. Then define leader. There you got it. That wasn't so tough, is it?

oooooo, i knw le.

machiam u work in mcd liddat.

den u in charge of a grp of staff.

liddat u are a service leader liao.

Hello Kitty SG

mimi if u got take bus again nx time, u ask the bus uncle.

"uncle uncle, can i call u bus uncle instead of bus captain?".