Originally posted by leeJZ:
[b]St
Michael's Terminal (Whampoa & Balestier Estates)
Old, dirty, small, no boarding facilities (all
terminals/interchanges should have boarding/alighting facilities in
my opinion)
Boon Lay Interchange (Jurong West
Town)
Crowded and cramped, need to divert bus services or expand the
interchange!
Bedok Interchange (Bedok
Town)
Needs upgrading, better than the two above but still old and
crowded.
Changi Airport PTB 1 & 2 (Changi
Airport)
Should be moved to open air area so ADDs and bendies can be
used...maybe on the one the empty clearings on airport ground...
plus current basements too small for expansion
Clementi Interchange (Clementi
Town)
Worst interchange in Singapore, barely enough space to walk, super
cramped, tiny, and dirty...
Sengkang Interchange (Sengkang
Town)
Too small for future expansion.
Eunos Interchange (Eunos, Aljunied &
Geylang Estates)
Like the Kuala Lumpur Airport, much too big for its services,
interchange has very few people despite the long boarding
berths...[/b]
There ARE boarding facilities at St. Mikes'. There are even
queue railings for individual berths, BTW. However, i agree that it
is quite shabby, but again, few use the terminal
Clementi Interchange is purely hopeless at best. Even the control
station has to be situated on an island in the bus parking
area.
Sengkang is far too small for a developing central satellite town,
plus the interior sucks big time, and there are not even proper
queue railings for some services like 119 and 965 ( the latter is
deliberate, IMO ). It is also too dim.
Ang Mo Kio temp. interchange is what i call a "land-locked"
interchange, it is only accessible on one side, and the worse thing
is that one has to walk round the interchange just to get to the
polyclinic and NTUC which is just so frigging near.
The empty space is actually NOT empty space, FYI. They dun spend
thousands of dollars laying high tensile concrete and design ing it
without any purpose. Also, as Singapore aims to cater more towards
budget travellers, a convenient site, unaffected by rain and sun to
give a good impression, have to be chosen. Hence, the most obvious
choice is still to go deep down.
Eunos Interchange is rather redundant, perhaps some of the services
can be extended to bedok or lor 1 geylang if both of them are
upgraded?
Also, it is a pain to get to lor 1 geylang terminal boarding bus
stop in the rain.........from the MRT station. I hope it can be
better integrated.