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previously granted by the 1925 STC Ordinance. Unable to cope with existing financial difficulties and competition from the regional companies, the STC eventually discontinued bus operations in 1971, with its remaining bus fleet being split up between the three regional companies. Service quality did not make great improvement however, with breakdowns and complaints from passengers being very common. Eventually in 1973, the
Singapore government persuaded the three regional companies to merge to form a single entity called Singapore Bus Services (SBS).
806:. Under these measures, selected public bus services were suspended in two tranches, with adjustments made later. The first tranche of suspended bus services took effect from Wednesday, 8 April 2020, while the second tranche of bus service suspensions started from Wednesday, 15 April 2020. The suspensions lasted till Monday, 1 June 2020; Express and City Direct services all resumed after 1 June 2020, and several recreational and discretionary services were suspended until 30 June 2022, after which all services except 401 were withdrawn.
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591:, to identify areas for bus improvements and to shift the focus to placing the commuter at the centre and taking a holistic approach in planning the bus network, taking into consideration development in the Rapid Transit System (RTS) network and other transport infrastructure. It is meant for their feedbacks, and any changes will be under the monthly updates, this has been brought through Bus Services Enhancement Programme. Under BSEP, about 80 new services are being introduced and 1000 buses are being added over five years.
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services serving the areas specified will still be available, though at lower frequencies. However, the trials were unsuccessful and were eventually discontinued after 15 June 2019. As a result, services 400 and 402 were merged into Feeder service 400, from
Shenton Way to Marina Barrage and Marina South Pier without the need to be suspended during the COVID-19 circuit breaker. Service NR7 is the first-night bus service to be discontinued, others were suspended from 7 April 2020.
772:, Singapore for practical purposes. A sole Mercedes-Benz O405G (Hispano Habit), TIB1238H which operated under Kranji Depot has been preserved at Kranji Depot and has been deregistered with the "Off Peak" Number plate which has a Red Plate with White Text. November 2020 marked the last day of operation of non-wheelchair-accessible buses with TIB1242U, a Hispano Habit-bodied Mercedes-Benz O405G on Service 169 being the last non-wheelchair-accessible bus on revenue service.
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849:(4 months, 2021). In 2023, the company discontinued their autonomous bus development effort, citing insufficient financial resources. The Centre of Excellence for Testing & Research of Autonomous Vehicles (Cetran) has said that autonomous vehicles remained a key part of the plan to make the city-state "car-lite", potentially reducing accidents and keeping roads safer for all.
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On 5 October 2021, ST Engineering
Retrofitted Electric Bus, SG3100M which was once a diesel bus was retrofitted to an electric bus debuted on SMRT Buses Service 176. However, it was taken out of service the next day due to rolling back issues and charging connectivity issues. It has since returned to
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In light of dissatisfaction over bus services in the Jurong area and requests for improved coverage, SBS started a reorganisation of bus services across the country, starting with Jurong. This consisted of a network of internal services serving a town, with external services terminating at a point in
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Five years after the independence of
Singapore from Malaysia in 1965, the government published a White Paper to study into an overhaul on bus services; this was followed by the Wilson Report published by Australian transport consultant R.P. Wilson, who not only reaffirmed the need for rationalisation
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Quality of
Service (QoS) standards have also been tightened to reduce waiting time and reduce crowding. Now, those with increased loads run every 10 minutes or less during weekday peak hours in 2015. Feeder bus services have become more frequent too, with 95% of bus services now running at intervals
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SBS inherited many problems from its
Chinese predecessors, including use of 14 non-standard bus models that frequently broke down, poor standards among the staff and inadequate infrastructure. Hence, the government seconded a Government Team of Officials to SBS in 1974 to overhaul the management and
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Unfortunately the 1950s boded bad times for both the STC and the
Chinese bus companies. General discontent on the poor working conditions, coupled with a highly politicised environment in the 1950s, led to many of their workers joining labour unions such as the STC Employee's Union and the Singapore
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In April 2019, SimplyGo, a new payment scheme that allows direct fare payment from bank cards, was introduced. Stroller restraint systems were also retrofitted on all wheelchair-accessible buses since July 2019. In addition, LTA also experimented with assistive technology for commuters with special
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started a 6-month trial of on-demand public bus (ODPB) services. It allows commuters to request on-demand bus services within the Marina-Downtown and Joo Koon areas during off-peak hours on weekdays, and those heading from the CBD to Bedok or
Tampines late-night hours. During the trial, regular bus
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in 1955 (that year alone saw 57 strikes) and a 146-day-long Great STC Strike in 1956, the latter which further accelerated the decline of the STC when
Chinese bus companies established their presence in the inner city with replacement bus services. Illegal “pirate taxis” also flourished during this
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OF1413 makes and introduced a rigorous maintenance regime, improving the reliability of their buses greatly whereas a new disciplinary code was introduced, reducing complaints by half from 1979 to 1983. The government also helped to further alleviate the burden from SBS by introducing priority bus
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In July 2024, LTA announced the launch of the Bus
Connectivity Enhancement Programme, in which they would spend nearly $ 900 million over a period of eight years to improve the connectivity of public buses in Singapore. These improvements would include purchasing more buses, introducing new bus
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By 1996, SBS had expanded far beyond public bus operations to include tourist transport (SBS Leisure), taxis (Citycab) and engineering works (SBS Engineering) to name a few. To better manage its business, SBS (1978) Limited was rebranded as DelGro Corporation while public bus services were now
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In April 1971, the 10 Chinese bus companies were merged to form three larger regional bus companies, namely Amalgamated Bus Company in the west, Associated Bus Services in the east, and United Bus Company in the north. The STC retained its presence in central Singapore but lost its privileges
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vehicles. Reckless driving of such “mosquito-buses” led to the government imposing heavy regulation on them, including having to stop at fixed stops (1923) and speed limits (1927). By 1935, “mosquito-buses” were replaced with more formalised bus services with the former “mosquito-bus” owners
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The severity of the situation demanded immediate action from the government; in 1956 five Commissioners led by Mr L.C. Hawkins of the London Transport Executive published a report that recommended nationalisation of public transport but little was followed up by the government then.
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Since the early years of independence, the government has maintained its stance that heavy car usage is not sustainable for Singapore in the long term with a mixed-use of policies to both deter car usage and to push its people to take public transport. In December 2011, the
572:, on route 21 between Pasir Ris and St. Michael's. SSB wound up in 2007 with the discontinuation of the City Shuttle Service and its fleet was inherited by SMRT Buses. By 2009, both SBS Transit and SMRT Buses were renewing their respective bus fleets with new low-entry
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services and increasing the frequency of existing ones, recruiting more staff and building new transport infrastructure. This is a successor of Bus Services Enhancement Programme (BSEP), the first bus service to be introduced is at Yishun (Service 861).
269:(BMA) was established to oversee the rebuilding of British institutions in its Malayan and Singapore colonies. Under the BMA, the STC slowly returned to normal operations with much of the dilapidated bus fleet replaced with newer motorbuses of the
451:(MRT) opened in 1987, bus services were further rationalised such that buses complemented the MRT by “feeding” commuters into the MRT network. Fares for both buses and the MRT were also coordinated together from 1987 with the setting of the
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In 1984, SBS trialled its first air-conditioned buses, the Mercedes-Benz OF1413/61, on route 168. Following various trials of different air-conditioned demonstrators, SBS made its first bulk order for air-conditioned buses in 1989, the
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whereas trams were phased out by 1927, with 66 trolleybuses plying on six routes with a mileage of 15” by 30 September that year. The STC later phased in motorbuses in 1929 when seven Dennis G-type buses began plying between
381:(for the case of SBS; TIBS opted for a distance fare) was introduced to cut manpower costs; this was followed by a one-man operated ticketing operation (OTS) in 1982. By 1984, bus conductors were completely phased out.
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are operated by SMRT Buses, with several units being transferred to SBS Transit and Tower Transit Singapore as part of the Seletar and Sembawang-Yishun Bus Packages respectively under the Bus Contracting Model (BCM).
685:, LTA would own all bus assets and lease them out in regional packages to different bus operators for five years. The first bus package, the Bulim Bus Package, was awarded to Anglo-Australian company
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establishing what came to be known as the Chinese bus companies; these Chinese-operated buses connected the rural parts of Singapore to the town as opposed to the inner town services of the STC.
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2-axle, was phased out of service whereas SMRT Buses introduced its first wheelchair-accessible articulated bus, the MAN A24 and in the following year, its first-ever double-decker bus, the
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SMRT Buses was awarded the contract for the Jurong West Bus Package in August 2023. Starting from 1 September 2024, SMRT Buses will serve commuters along 26 service routes for five years
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time, offering a form of relief for stranded commuters although they were also notorious for unsafe driving practices and cost the bus companies and legitimate taxi drivers much losses.
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buses were retired from revenue service on 8 April 2020, with the exception of SBS9889U being in revenue service until 11 November 2020. However, 2 buses have been preserved - 1 in
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32 services: 27, 51, 80, 86, 87, 89, 89e, 102, 107/107M, 112, 113, 114, 115, 116, 117/117M, 132, 151, 153, 159, 161, 163, 165, 324, 325, 329, 371, 372, 374, 654, 660, 671, 672
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of bus transport but also provided detailed recommendations on bus routes, frequencies, fares, vehicle specifications, bus stop and terminal design and maintenance standards.
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Scheme B Bus services: Bus services that are operated by private operators at peak timings. (Note that these services are not very well mentioned by LTA) (i.e. 621, 625, 640)
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On 29 July 2020, 5 units of BYD K9 electric buses debuted on SBS Transit services 135, 162, and 807, with the rollout of the remaining 15 units completed in December 2020.
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On 27 October 2020, 10 units of Yutong E12DD double-decker electric buses debuted on SMRT service 983, on Tower Transit service 189, and on Go-Ahead services 83 and 118.
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the town, along with bus interchanges to serve as such termini. Additional depots were also constructed, which SBS claimed gave them more control over bus operations.
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On 3 April 2020, 10 units of Yutong E12 electric buses debuted on SMRT Buses services 944 and 983, on Tower Transit services 66 and 990, and on Go-Ahead service 15.
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140:, with over 3.6 million rides taken per day on average as of December 2021. There are 300+ scheduled bus services & 100+ short-trip variants, operated by
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On 25 August 2021, ST Engineering-Linkker LM312 which is fitted with 3 doors debuted on SBS Transit Service 38 and 40, on SMRT Buses services 176 and 976.
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Resorts World Sentosa Bus services: Bus services that operate in and out of Resorts World Sentosa. Services run on weekends and Public Holidays. (i.e. RWS8)
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26 services: 167, 169, 171, 656, 663, 670, 801, 825, 853/853M, 854, 854e, 855, 856, 857, 858, 859, 861, 882, 883/883M, 963, 963e, 965, 966, 969, 980, 981
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With the BCM, bus operators introduced new buses with new features; in 2016 the first fully electric bus since the withdrawal of trolleybuses, the
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that year whereas magnetic stored value cards were implemented across the entire bus network to streamline fare payment earlier in 1986.
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3-axle. With a capacity of 131, its size earned it the nickname the “Superbus”. Three years later, TIBS phased in Singapore's first
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51 of these Citaros were built to SMRT specifications, while the remaining 1104 buses were built to SBS Transit specifications.
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It was also in the 21st century when the public bus operators looked into alternative fuel sources. In 2002, SBS purchased 12
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Singapore has many different bus services plying through the island. These bus routes are categorised accordingly:
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culture. Under the supervision of the GTO, SBS completely overhauled their bus fleet with new buses of usually the
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LTA took on the role of central bus network planner from 2009, working with communities and the bus operators,
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During this period, there were also numerous changes outside corporate shakeups; in 1995, some bus services in
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or long stretches of express sector for faster travel between several towns. (e.g. 43e, 174e, 502, 854e, 951E)
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embarked on various initiatives and effort to develop and trial autonomous buses. The public trials included
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card was introduced to replace the magnetic farecard and the first air-conditioned bus interchange opened in
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Singapore's buses consist of single deck and double deck buses and they are operated by all four operators,
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Bus Workers’ Union (SBWU). Labour unrest led to transport paralysis, with two notorious incidents being the
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lanes to speed up bus services and introduced Scheme B bus services operated by private companies in 1974.
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3155:"Early Retirement of Volvo B9TL (CDGE) and Scania K230UB buses (2022) | Land Transport Guru"
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Singapore: A History of its Trams, Trolleybuses & Buses, Volume One 1880s to 1960s
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Singapore: A History of its Trams, Trolleybuses & Buses, Volume One 1880s to 1960s
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was operating more than 700 of such buses, one of which was this
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2644:"Post-Circuit Breaker – Resumption of Public Transport Services"
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were trialled by Tower Transit and SMRT Buses respectively. New
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249:, fuel shortages then led to some buses being charcoal-powered.
3084:"New fleet of 20 fast-charging electric buses to enter service"
2501:"ST Engineering Retrofitted Electric Bus | Land Transport Guru"
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and Finlayson Green before being transferred to serve Seletar.
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Sole model of articulated buses in Singapore as of June 2023.
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were transferred to TIBS that year. In 2002, the contactless
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and operated 328 buses on 214 routes and had taken over SSB.
2428:"Six-month trial for on-demand public buses to start Dec 17"
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took over operations of all Jurong Industrial Services from
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model with elements of the competitive tendering model from
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2277:"Quality of Service (QoS) Standards for Basic Bus Services"
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of Singapore Shuttle Bus (SSB, one of the two operators of
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Bus lanes were implemented in 1974 to speed up bus services
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3059:"Xiamen Fengtai International New Energy Vehicle Co., Ltd"
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2600:"Singapore, LTA awarded 360 e-buses to BYD and Zhongtong"
2158:
Jalan Singapura : 700 Years of Movement in Singapore
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Whereas SBS opted for double-decker buses, TIBS went for
285:-built trolleybuses procured as opposed the original 108
54:, Singapore's largest public bus operator by market share
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2527:"Mercedes-Benz O405G (Hispano Habit) (Euro II) - SgWiki"
2106:"The Road to Nationalisation: Public buses in Singapore"
305:
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needs on routes 139 and 141 from January to July 2019.
3178:"50 Volvo hybrid buses to join public fleet next year"
2417:. Land Transport Authority. Retrieved 14 January 2017.
1488:
First fully electric double-decker buses in Singapore
3315:
Singapore Buses Volume 1 Singapore Bus Service Part 2
3296:
Singapore Buses Volume 1 Singapore Bus Service Part 1
2365:"LTA awards second bus package to Go-Ahead Group PLC"
2128:
Singapore Buses Volume 1 Singapore Bus Service Part 1
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hybrid buses were also purchased from Volvo in 2018.
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A Chinese-operated bus along Ayer Rajah Road in 1951
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Buses were first introduced into Singapore when the
2662:"Post-Circuit Breaker – Suspension of Bus Services"
2730:"Discontinuation of bus services and night riders"
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2451:"LTA to test on-demand bus services for 6 months"
2182:"First doubledecker bus service starts on Monday"
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1520:Jurong Industrial Service: Routes that serve the
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2449:Wong, Derek; Abdullah, Zhaki (28 August 2018).
1553:Cross Border Services: Services that cross the
960:This bus model is only deployed on Service 825
354:In 1977, SBS introduced into service its first
3294:York, F W; Davis, Mike; Phillips, Ron (2005).
2408:Annex B: Details of the 11 Negotiated Packages
2126:York, F W; Davis, Mike; Phillips, Ron (2005).
1035:Based on the Linkker 11 LF low-floor city bus
466:with a length of 17.5m and a capacity of 150.
242:
3470:
3312:
3243:The Journey: Singapore's Land Transport Story
2329:"LTA hands over Bulim Depot to Tower Transit"
617:
470:Late 1990s-2000s: Bus operators go multimodal
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2367:. Land Transport Authority. 23 November 2015
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986:also trialed a BYD K9 between 2016 and 2017
677:(BCM) from 2016 onwards. Modelled after the
2903:"A hands-on approach to hands-off vehicles"
253:1950s-1960s: Post-war recovery and troubles
203:began operations on 14 August 1926 between
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2389:. Land Transport Authority. 11 August 2016
2309:. Land Transport Authority. 3 October 2014
482:card reader on board an SMRT bus. EZ-Link
3133:. Hong Kong: BSI Hobbies (Hong Kong) Co.
2769:"Discontinuation of Night Rider Services"
2345:. Land Transport Authority. 15 April 2015
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1561:into Malaysia. (i.e. 160, 170, 170X, 950)
27:Main public transport system in Singapore
3176:Tan, Christopher Tan (11 October 2017).
2214:. Singapore. 19 February 1977. p. 4
2036:"Go-Ahead Singapore begins bus services"
1365:199 units (Euro V), 412 units (Euro VI)
1188:501 units (Euro IV), 600 units (Euro V)
1064:734 units (Euro V), 150 units (Euro VI)
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3279:. Croydon, Surrey, UK: DTS Publishing.
3260:. Croydon, Surrey, UK: DTS Publishing.
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2065:. Croydon, Surrey, UK: DTS Publishing.
1331:216 units (Euro V), 50 units (Euro VI)
1194:97 Euro IV units were retired in 2022.
728:2020s: Sustainable and accessible buses
14:
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3372:The Fleet Directory of Singapore Buses
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2541:"Wheelchair-Accessible Bus Services"
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2188:. Singapore. 11 June 1977. p. 9
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3355:. Northcord International Limited.
3313:Davis, Mike; Phillips, Ron (2006).
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2087:"Singapore Infopedia: Mosquito bus"
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24:
3241:Ilsa Sharp, (2005), SNP:Editions,
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1070:20 units have been converted into
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813:Installation of protective screens
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3391:Transformation of Singapore Buses
3256:York, F W; Phillips, A R (1996).
3131:Transformation of Singapore Buses
2235:Transformation of Singapore Buses
2208:"Jurong to have a new bus system"
2160:. Singapore: Marshall Cavendish.
2061:York, F W; Phillips, A R (1996).
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3420:Land Transport Authority website
2835:hermesauto (16 September 2020).
1987:"Statistics in Brief 2015 FINAL"
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392:1980s-1990s: Market competition
267:British Military Administration
183:A trolleybus in 1930s Singapore
3129:Yung, Stanley (January 2017).
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689:whereas Loyang was awarded to
283:Ransomes, Sims & Jefferies
265:After the end of the war, the
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2565:Kok, Yufeng (10 April 2023).
1972:
821:to protect bus captains from
740:Trial Bus, introduced in 2020
486:were first introduced in 2002
2916:Kok, Yufeng (30 July 2024).
1416:Demonstrator Unit bodied by
7:
2977:"BYD Singapore on Facebook"
2861:潘靖颖, 文 / (6 October 2020).
2782:吴依瑾, 文 / (11 August 2020).
1967:Rail transport in Singapore
1955:
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656:Alexander Dennis Enviro500
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2222:– via NewspaperSG.
2196:– via NewspaperSG.
936:240 more units procured
644:Land Transport Authority
606:buses whereas the first
453:Public Transport Council
386:Singapore Stock Exchange
2869:(in Simplified Chinese)
2790:(in Simplified Chinese)
2413:1 November 2016 at the
1478:Tower Transit Singapore
1440:Tower Transit Singapore
1357:Tower Transit Singapore
1327:Tower Transit Singapore
1268:Tower Transit Singapore
1215:Tower Transit Singapore
1157:Tower Transit Singapore
1148:Mercedes-Benz OC 500 LE
1126:Tower Transit Singapore
1095:Tower Transit Singapore
1056:Tower Transit Singapore
950:Tower Transit Singapore
876:Tower Transit Singapore
833:Between 2015 and 2022,
532:ComfortDelGro Australia
484:contactless smart cards
388:as SBS (1978) Limited.
150:Tower Transit Singapore
3389:Yung, Stanley (2017).
3370:Yung, Stanley (2013).
3353:Singapore Bus Handbook
2784:"车长劝戴好口罩不果 "铁齿叔"爆粗吐口水"
2233:Yung, Stanley (2017).
1962:Transport in Singapore
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2684:www.sbstransit.com.sg
2545:www.sbstransit.com.sg
1910:Bukit Batok Bus Depot
1862:Bedok North Bus Depot
1790:Bedok North Bus Depot
1401:Volvo B9TL (Gemilang)
1300:Year of introduction
905:Year of introduction
845:(4 months, 2021) and
802:measures to curb the
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715:On 17 December 2018,
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3985:Singapore portal
3956:List of bus stations
3767:Changi Business Park
3393:. BSI Hobbies (HK).
3374:. BSI Hobbies (HK).
3351:Chan, Danny (1996).
3332:Davis, Mike (2012).
2237:. BSI Hobbies (HK).
1933:Ang Mo Kio Bus Depot
1757:Negotiated packages
1689:Ulu Pandan Bus Depot
1113:Mercedes-Benz Citaro
762:Volvo Super Olympian
652:Mercedes-Benz Citaro
637:North–South MRT line
580:buses respectively.
425:City Shuttle Service
3961:Former bus stations
3762:Changi Airport PTB2
3435:SBS Transit website
3430:TransitLink website
2955:Land Transport Guru
2666:Land Transport Guru
2648:Land Transport Guru
2630:Land Transport Guru
2505:Land Transport Guru
2156:Teo, Eisen (2019).
1838:Woodlands Bus Depot
1427:Volvo B9TL (Wright)
1418:Gemilang Coachworks
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804:spread of the virus
504:North East MRT line
410:Mercedes-Benz O405G
404:instead. This is a
356:double-decker buses
233:Japanese Occupation
99:30 Bus Interchanges
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3943:List of bus routes
3717:Tampines Concourse
3336:. DTS Publishing.
3317:. DTS Publishing.
3298:. DTS Publishing.
3275:York, F W (2009).
3039:. 11 November 2019
2983:. 25 November 2023
2606:. 19 December 2023
2130:. DTS Publishing.
1608:Tendered packages
1528:industrial areas.
1470:Go-Ahead Singapore
1444:Go Ahead Singapore
1393:Demonstrator Unit
1361:Go Ahead Singapore
1286:Double deck buses
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1260:Go-Ahead Singapore
1247:Demonstrator Unit
1130:Go Ahead Singapore
1060:Go Ahead Singapore
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3381:978-962-8414-87-1
3286:978-1-900515-01-6
3182:The Straits Times
3157:. 19 January 2022
3140:978-962-8414-88-8
2922:The Straits Times
2863:"酒醉打巴士车长 退休中校监六周"
2841:The Straits Times
2571:The Straits Times
2455:The Straits Times
2430:. 3 December 2018
2287:on 2 October 2013
2244:978-962-8414-88-8
2186:The Straits Times
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1597:Commencement Date
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