Originally posted by SBS3688Y:
Why doesn't SBST & SMRTB use additional suffixes for services
plying alternative routes (follow svc 700) such as svc 70, 107,
853, 925, 961, etc?? At least it wouldn't be confusing and
misleading, esp when passengers [b]forgot at the
moment that it's plying an alternative route?
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For SBST buses, they have side destination panels which
indicates where the bus loops or terminates...
For SMRT buses, they have the front mounted Electronic Display
System that flashes the major roads the svc passes.
However when in doubt, please do ask the Bus/Service Captain...
