Most Memorable Accident
SBS 2830 J and an unidentified Strider (supposedly TIB 0565 U)
crashed at Lentor Ave, blocking up the whole road for about an
hour. 
Yishun bus services using Lentor Ave to get into AMK / SLE had to
re-route through Thomson area before getting on the SLE, then
exiting to Lentor Ave to continue the journey.
I was at Jalan Kayu during the time of accident and I originally
wanted to go over to take photos but due to time constraints, plan
was cancelled and I continued with my plan to go Sengkang.
But anyway, that was one accident which gave the starting mark that
there had to be alternatives other than Lentor Ave to go into AMK.
There were plans for another siding road to ease congestion during
the morning peak of cars, buses, lorries etc. going onto the SLE or
AMK via Lentor Ave. Though the Junction of Yishun AVE 1 and Lentor
AVE was amended to hold larger vehicle volume, I don't think that
is still sufficient.
OT: There were 2 other accidents happening in the same area in
Yishun during the day of this Lentor accident. Bad day for Yishun
buses I guess. 
Most Memorable Deployments
MKIIs on Bishan services! 17XX series were seen on 52, 58, 59 but
sadly they were only there for a brief period before disappearing
altogether. 52 got replaced with full O405 fleet, 58 got variables
of bus models, while 59 was mostly O405s (with occasional MKIV DM
cameos from AMDEP).
Introduction of LO3x into
59
Something that I liked a lot!
Though they were split-shift duties but it was
common to see them both together during the morning 6am timeslots
departing Bishan. 
Most Memorable Bus Ride
TIB 0794 A on 173! From Eng Kong Place to BB INT. Bus driver drove
so recklessly I must say... missed 2 passengers' bus stop and tried
to turn into BB INT at 45km/h, nearly causing a head-on collision
with another car on the opposite lane. Was the most terrifying
experience I ever had with SMRT buses...
After I reached home I filed a complaint with SMRT.
Most Memorable Cameo
For me... just naming Yishun services, that would have to be UDs on
811.
0364H and 0365E cameoed on 811 once each (on seperate occasions)
but there weren't any more on 811 after these 2 occasions. So
well... sounds like there were only 2 UD cameos on 811 this year.
Transfer of 1071X to
WLDEP and 1042E to KJDEP
Man... I miss 1071X so much. Was my
favourite bus whenever it cameoed 812 and other Yishun services;
sadly it got transferred to WLDEP after it's rear ad.
expired.
As for 1042E... I liked it for it's clear and concise engine
sounds. Also got
transferred to KJDEP after rear ad. expired.
Arrival of 0821E and
1205C both from KJDEP to AMDEP
0821E was my favourite rigid bus after it arrived in AMDEP simply
for it's doors. Gave it
a handsome look on this adless bus.
1205C... I must say it got badly treated by 811 BCs after it's
arrival. Engine problems came after it became 811 perm... (perm BC
for that bus kept revving the engine so badly there were wierd
sounds on that bus soon after )
Disappeared for a while in September / October and arrived back in
811 with it's engine fixed. Now the perm BC doesn't rev the engine
so much already.
MKII cameos on 85 (My
favourite North-East linking service 
)
Only happened a few times this year (less than 5 times). Tried
catching them but to no avail. One was 1817E (HG SP) which did 85
five days before being deregistered.
Another was 1827B a few days back. Really happy to see these buses
on 85 because 85 sounds like express service to me. Link from
Punggol to Yishun in just 35 minutes compared to taking the train.
Then as we all know... MKII rock the expressways!
Cameos for the
year on Yishun services
TIB 0364 H on 811
TIB 0365 E on 811
TIB 0784 D on 171 (Yesterday)
TIB 0784 D on 854
TIB 0813 D on 806
TIB 0914 X on 800
TIB 0937 E on 804
TIB 0959 S on 853
TIB 0975 U on 855
TIB 1017 D on 811
TIB 1100 X on 851 (Only once did it appear on Yishun
services...)
TIB 1134 Z on 812 (Once these 2 buses did 812 on the same day
)
TIB 1135 X on 812 (Once these 2 buses did 812 on the same day
)
TIB 1206 A on 811
TIB 1208 U on 806
TIB 1218 R on 811
