tranquilice SG Trunk and Feeder. They are services 51, 62, 97, 111, 132, 151, 321, 322, 323, 326, 327 & 328. In the 1980s, service 85 (to Geylang) terminated here too. Service 153 terminated at Upp Serangoon terminal.
^tamago^ SG SERVICE 323/329 (Hougang South - Defu Ave 1): [1985] Hougang South Interchange, (Hougang St 21), Tampines Rd, Defu Ave 1, SBST Hougang Depot (HGDEP), Defu Ave 1, Tampines Rd, (Hougang St 21) and Hougang South Interchange. NOTE: Withdrawn in Feb 2002. Formerly known as SBS 329 in 1980s with same listed route in Bus Guide 1985 as that of Svc 323 in modern times. Why the number change I don't know.
bendy2003 SG I vaguely remembered that svc 329 was integrated with svc 323 in the early 90s (or late 80s?). Svc 323 looped at Hg Depot then, via Hg St 21, Upp Serangoon Rd, Ave 5, Ave 7, Defu Ave 1. Later then it was amended to the old route of svc 329.... Dunno what SBS was thinking then...
carbikebus SG Wonder why is it called Eunos interchange instead of terminal?AFAIK interchange are mostly full of peoples while eunos int is only crowded on berth svs 60 and that is only on pm peak hours.Futhermore the parking lots are not that huge either. It is totally lose out in term of crowds to YCK terminal.
Superbus SG My theory is that, a bus terminus which has feeder services is called an interchange. This is based on my personal observations, as most bus interchanges have some feeder services, whilst the bus terminals only have trunk services. Likewise for Eunos, it is called an interchange because it used to house Feeders 382 and 385. Renaming it back to Eunos Terminal will be pointless, IMO. Just my 2ยข. Cheers and warm regards
carbikebus SG Ok superbus,Thanks for the reply. By the way,I will be @ Upp east coast term this holiday monday morning to have some peace there as well to spot for svs 853c fleets after jogging.Anyone staying in the east care to join me?
th1988 SG HBF is now an Int as of the future CCL, just joking lah!! Actually, this is due to the fact that that is the place to take sentosa shuttle, my thought
^tamago^ SG we can recall that it was known as World Trade Centre Terminal (or WTC Terminus in the 1980s).. it definitely is SBS Transit's idea to have it renamed to HarbourFront Interchange..
th1988 SG Another thing is that HBF is now under SBS control. You could see the SBS logo os the office. Strange as there are 50:50 no of SBS and TIBS services.
off_service SG Last time it was called "World Trade Centre Terminal" and later "HarbourFront Interchange". Somehow it got upgraded.
Superbus SG I'm inclined to think that it's SBST's idea to 'upgrade' the status of the terminal to an interchange. It has been a bus terminal ever since it existed. May think the HarbourFront NEL Station have something to do with the change in the bus terminal status. I'd still consider HarbourFront Interchange as a terminal rather than an interchange. Cheers and warm regards