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SQ154 · Post time 2-7-2006 11:20 PM

Tak salah aku dulu service 170 pun pakai this bus on that route gi JB...

sal_bole · Post time 2-7-2006 11:20 PM

Originally posted by SQ154 at 2-7-2006 11:13 PM

Naik Bus Double Decker nie dulu aku menyampah betulll....... punya slow mcm kura-kura jalan

sq, mana ko dpt gamba2 nie

SQ154 · Post time 2-7-2006 11:21 PM

Originally posted by sal_bole at 2-7-2006 11:20 PM

sq, mana ko dpt gamba2 nie

websitelah

sal_bole · Post time 2-7-2006 11:25 PM

ic...

advertisement beer yg paling setia ngan sbs...lepas bas dah bertukar bentuk dah lama tak nampak advertisement beer lagi.

SQ154 · Post time 2-7-2006 11:27 PM

Dulu 1980s.. naik taxi meter start $1.50... sekarang $2.40 jauh beza seh...

SQ154 · Post time 2-7-2006 11:28 PM

Originally posted by sal_bole at 2-7-2006 11:25 PM
ic...

advertisement beer yg paling setia ngan sbs...lepas bas dah bertukar bentuk dah lama tak nampak advertisement beer lagi.

Sekarang pakai TV MOBILE...lagi class... ada gaya... Mutu keungullan... hehehe

SQ154 · Post time 2-7-2006 11:47 PM

Malaysia Boleh...!

SQ154 · Post time 2-7-2006 11:50 PM

Singapore Trolley Bus

SQ154 · Post time 3-7-2006 12:50 PM

The first air conditioned Double Decker Bus to hit our roads in 1990s...

Newer generation of airconditioned Double Decker Bus.....

The Wheel-Chair Accessible bus.
A prototype of this low-floor step-free double-deck bus equipped with a wheel-chair ramp and other physically accessible friendly features was unveiled on 15 February 2006. This is also our first Euro 3 public bus. 150 of these buses will be progressively deployed to ply the roads from April 2006.

SQ154 · Post time 3-7-2006 01:01 PM

Taxi services in Singapore is believes to be improving, now we can see MERCEDES Taxi...so MERCEDES i don't deemed it as status symbol anymore .......

SQ154 · Post time 5-7-2006 08:51 AM

SMRT Taxi, Premier Taxi plan to revise fares

A day after ComfortDelgro said it would increase taxi fares due to the spike in fuel prices, two other operators confirmed they would do the same.
SMRT Taxi and Premier Taxi announced this on Tuesday.

SMRT Taxi and Premier Taxi, which operates the Silver Cabs, are likely to revise their fares on July 17, two weeks after notifying the Public Transport Council of their plans.

But when contacted, both companies said details would only be revealed later.

Under the PTC ruling, a taxi operator has to inform the public of its fare adjustment a week before implementation.

ComfortDelgro, which operates 15,600 taxis, has said that from July 10, it will increase the flag-down fare for its Comfort, CityCab and Yellow-Top taxis by 10 cents.

For the Mercedes taxis, the flag-down fare will rise by 20 cents to $2.80.

ComfortDelgro will also double the peak hour surcharge from July 10.

It is also adjusting its distance-related fare structure, which means commuters will be clocking a shorter distance for every 10 cents metered.

So will SMRT, which owns 2,677 cabs, and Premier Taxis, which operates 1,295 cabs, do likewise?

Dr Paul Barter, from the Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy at the NUS, said: "They'll probably more or less match. Where they may differ, and they may try to differentiate themselves, is on some of the other details, the timing of peak periods, especially when it comes to booking, because then people can make an active decision about which company they will choose."

Dr Barter added that in a competitive taxi industry, most of the cab companies are expected to be operating efficiently and they do not have many options when it comes to cost cutting.

So they turn to fare adjustments to defray operating cost.

There is one other way to keep cost down but that would require some policy changes.

Dr Paul Barter said: "There may be a public policy case that could be made - that taxis are a special type of car and they should not be necessarily lumped in with the Category A cars as they currently are for the purpose of taxes like additional registration fee or here in Singapore, we have the vehicle quota which means people have to buy an extra certificate of entitlement."

For SMART Cab, it says it will observe market reaction and consult its drivers.

But it is likely to follow suit.

The other player, Trans-Cab, did not respond to Channel NewsAsia's queries.

Trans-Cab operates 1,642 taxis while SMART Cab has 655 taxis. - CNA/ir

Show all posts · Post time 5-7-2006 09:08 AM

i don't rely much on taxi,kalo in a hurry i would take the cab.

kalo my dad is not available,i always take the cab to and fro airport.

SQ154 · Post time 5-7-2006 09:14 AM

This is my experience.... it was a long time ago that was during Hari Raya taking a Taxi to my relative place, so when the taxi reach Jln Anak Bukit which was somewhere in Bukit Timah, it hit the back of the front car...i was shocked. I think the diver khayal or what tak kan tak noticed front car dah stop kat filter lane seh...., eventually after my dad intervene and told both driver to settle it among themself the taxi made it journey again, when i alighted at my destinantion i saw the taxi quite badly dented to it's front bumper.

Show all posts · Post time 5-7-2006 12:22 PM

Ari tu naik bas 854 dr Yishun ke Bedok..dlm perjlnan tu..ada mamat bangla ni sat next 2 me..biasa la org tgh ngantuk..dia pun tido..until lengan dia terlanggar lengan I..dia trus sedar & dok jauh skit dr i..takut I menjerit gak nya..heeheheh