Originally posted by TWS4793:
Note for Service
64
Sequence:
Yesterday (info by another bus fan): SBS 2780U -> SBS 9677P
-> SBS 9392K -> SBS 9366L -> SBS 9279E -> SBS 8064P
-> SBS 8065L -> SBS 8072R -> ?
Today: SBS 8067G -> SBS 9287G -> SBS 9684T -> SBS 9677P
-> SBS 9279E -> SBS 8064P -> SBS 8065L -> SBS 8072R
-> SBS 0921T -> (SBS 0775Z?) -> SBS 8067G...
Notice that the sequence has been slightly changed between
yesterday and today. Also, SBS 0775Z could not be confirmed of
whether it was on Service 64 nor was it confirmed whether any
passengers were on board the bus at the time I left on SBS 8072R at
about 4 pm as the bus seemed to show that it was on off service at
that time. If it indeed had been on Service 64 and it is also a S
shift bus, it must have replaced SBS 9677P's slot (today).
Can someone provide more details of what happened to Service 64 if
possible?[/b]
FYI, before kubs landed, the sequence is -
SBS2733G SBS9287G SBS9684T SBS9626L SBS9279E SBS928A SBS2660H
SBS2780U SBS9677P [S] SBS2686J SBS2773R
after kubs landed the sequence for the 1st day is -
*SBS8067G SBS9287G/SBS9677P SBS9684T/SBS9547G SBS9626L/SBS1826D
SBS9279E *SBS8064P *SBS8065L *SBS8072R *SBS8066J SBS9326C [S]
SBS2773R
do note that 2773r will leave after its ad expires and 9684t is a
sickly bus, therefore u can see it on and off. also take note that
the s-shift timesheet has been changed aft kubs landed.
let me enlighten u about tdy's fleet adjustments
Originally posted by TWS4793:
Today: SBS 8067G -> SBS 9287G -> SBS 9684T -> SBS 9677P
-> SBS 9279E -> SBS 8064P -> SBS 8065L -> SBS 8072R
-> SBS 0921T -> (SBS 0775Z?) -> SBS 8067G...
Notice that the sequence has been slightly changed between
yesterday and today. Also, SBS 0775Z could not be confirmed of
whether it was on Service 64 nor was it confirmed whether any
passengers were on board the bus at the time I left on SBS 8072R at
about 4 pm as the bus seemed to show that it was on off service at
that time. If it indeed had been on Service 64 and it is also a S
shift bus, it must have replaced SBS 9677P's slot (today).[/b]
SBS9677P replaces SBS9626L which brokedown since 10 dec. 921t
replaces an empty wab slot and that off-sv mk3 u have seen
confirmed is s. i type so much until i blur blur also... anyway, i
will go back monitor sv 64's fleet tmr because i believe there are
certain changes here and there
