They are the first bus stops in Singapore to be
revamped since the orange-white bus stops era. A total of 100 bus
stops, or 50 pairs, in the CBD and AMK were selected for the new
bus stop design trial, which had included fans & even water
coolers powered by solar panels. The additional features were
eventually found to be a waste of public resources, and the solar
panels were too expensive to install yet ineffective &
inefficient in generating power.
Ang Mo Kio Ave 4, 5(Bef CTE) & 10(Sth), St 11, 13,
52, 53, 54, 61, 62, 63, 64: Red roof tops and yellow metal bars and
circular bars unpainted.
These are the first-generation design by JCDecaux
after opinions were gathered regarding the initial trial
design.
Ang Mo Kio Ave 3(Opp Big Mac Ctr), 10 (Nth), Ave 5 (Aft
CTE): New bus stops. Grey ones.
These are the second-generation design by
JCDecaux.
Ang Mo Kio Ave 2: Orange and pale yellow stripes (1980s
type of bus stops)
They are bus stops that are not upgraded
yet.
Ang Mo Kio Ave 5: Pair of bus stops (Opp/Bef Ind Pk 2)
Unique design. Silver/Blue Green/Yellow bus stop.
They are most probably a on-trial design or built
by the landlord of a nearby industrial building as part of the
overall design to fit into the colour scheme & asthetics of the
building.