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Unpleasant Chinese New Year on the road

 

I WAS travelling along Hougang Central towards Hougang Avenue 10 at about 4.50pm last Thursday when an SBS Transit bus suddenly swerved into my lane.

 

Fortunately, I was able to stop in time and there were no other vehicles behind me. Without consideration for other road users, the bus driver had swerved into my lane because he was trying to pass a taxi that had stopped on his.

 

At the next traffic junction, he proceeded to shout at me and challenged me to lodge a complaint.

 

Is this the proper attitude for someone who works for a public service provider?

 

Phay Teck Jin

 

 

 

Buses these days, ever since the ruling on give way to buses, these arse holes anyhow chut pattern.

 

Personally, I swerve back into the farker's lane and stop then move off slowly.

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call SBS hotline to complaint or email in...but i guess your reply will be like....

 

We have recieved your complaint and had already put the driver thru a probation test and blah blah blah...i complainted so many time and guess what, all mails to me almost identical.... guess they use mail merge one lah...stand format!!!

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Once my car was beside the SBS bus at a traffic junction. I was on the right lane and there was an obstacle further down the road on the bus lane.

When the traffic turned green, the stopick driver just cut to my lane as I was about to move off. KNN nearly scared the s--t out of me, nothing I can do other than to press the horn. Still give me a bochap look when I look at him. What the hell! :angry:

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agree agree! nowadays all our bus drivers really macham like import from china one...

 

sinkies dun want to work shift, dun want to work more than 8hrs, dun want to work on saturdays,sundays,public holidays, want high salary, want more annual leave, want benefits..of course have to import foreigners mah [laugh]

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SBS Transit drivers are really getting quite scary. Recently I saw one of them refuse to join the queue of cars waiting at traffic light to turn right. Instead he went to the next lane, which is for going straight only, and wait to turn from there [knife]

 

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sinkies dun want to work shift, dun want to work more than 8hrs, dun want to work on saturdays,sundays,public holidays, want high salary, want more annual leave, want benefits..of course have to import foreigners mah [laugh]

 

Yeah true oso. Haiz...

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SBS Transit drivers are really getting quite scary. Recently I saw one of them refuse to join the queue of cars waiting at traffic light to turn right. Instead he went to the next lane, which is for going straight only, and wait to turn from there [knife]

 

N there is nothing we can do coz their vehicle is bigger. [:p]

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Once my car was beside the SBS bus at a traffic junction. I was on the right lane and there was an obstacle further down the road on the bus lane.

When the traffic turned green, the stopick driver just cut to my lane as I was about to move off. KNN nearly scared the s--t out of me, nothing I can do other than to press the horn. Still give me a bochap look when I look at him. What the hell! :angry:

Among Defensive Driving/Hypermiling practices, you should had anticipated that he needed to detour around the obstruction by filtering into your lane when the traffic lights turned green. The right technique is to accelerate and be ahead of his bus when the traffic light turned green. Do you expect him to reverse the bus back across the junction when you tooted your car horn? Would you reverse the bus if you were driving that bus? I believe thats about all the help I can give you.

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Among Defensive Driving/Hypermiling practices, you should had anticipated that he needed to detour around the obstruction by filtering into your lane when the traffic lights turned green. The right technique is to accelerate and be ahead of his bus when the traffic light turned green. Do you expect him to reverse the bus back across the junction when you tooted your car horn? Would you reverse the bus if you were driving that bus? I believe thats about all the help I can give you.

 

Bro, how many years had you being driving in Singapore?

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Drivers from China/India ==> Low salary, more profits!!!!

Drivers from local===>Pay higher salary, low profits???

 

The answer is obvious , isn't it? Rememer SBS/SMRT are a profit-oriented (not public-oriented) organisation

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