DBBTM Spotting (Oct 2011)

• ghost79

  1 Oct 11, 11:30

  Post October DBBTMs here.

  For those who need to be familiarized with the new DBBTM (just like the switch to DBF), here is the explanation.

  There is no more such thing called "cameo" and "rare".

  Courtesy of Mark Chua enlightening us on this subject matter

  Originally posted by buses[IN]gapore!:

  
  It's just a Different Bus happening to be on 61 Breaking The Monotone of bendies and Lance, O405s and OC500LEs

   

• AEW5001

  1 Oct 11, 11:40

  SBS985J on 33 (AR 198)

• Vincent Lee

  1 Oct 11, 12:21

  SBS 8984J ON 109

• Tranzort08

  1 Oct 11, 13:45

  TIB868X Cameoed on 900 (WLDEP)

   

• #11-18

  1 Oct 11, 16:51

  1/10/2011

  SBS 5177S(BRBP 145)on Svc 157

  SBS 6087L(HGDEP SP)on Svc 315

  SBS 8984J(HGDEP 315)on Svc 109

• WRIGHT_B9TL_L0V3R

  1 Oct 11, 18:45

  SBS 2777E on 168 (BNDEP 222/30e) SBS 9507Y On 80 (HGDEP 165) SBS 7616D On 14 (ARBP 95) SBS 7703K On 143 (SLBP SP) NEW!!!!!! SBS 8206Y On 36 (BNDEP 196) SBS 8426D On 518 (BNDEP 12) SBS 9669M On 153 (HGDEP 163) Wheel Guard full and ex perm!!! SBS 2794E On 39 (BNDEP 222/30e/401) SBS 1960Z On 15 (BNDEP 2) SBS 9204X on 37 (BNDEP SP) SBS 9838S On 81 (BNDEP 69) SBS 7680S On 168 (BNDEP SP Or 10)??? UNKNOWN OC (JB REGISTERED ON TRAINING BUS) SMB 86M On 106 (KJDEP 190)
• CITARO LOV3R

  1 Oct 11, 19:05

  SBS5178P (BR 145) on 26

• AEW5001

  1 Oct 11, 20:02

  SBS985J on 33 (AR 198)
  SBS8206Y on 36 (BN 196)
  SBS2782P on 147 (BB 151)
  SBS8426D on 518 (BN 12) Kellog
  SBS8535Y on 518 (BN 196)
  SBS8642X on 518 (BN 36) Biotherm
  
  TIB712L on 77 (KJ 970) Fisherman's Friend
  TIB905Y on 77 (KJ 941)
  SMB136C on 171 (AM 855)
  TIB1105H on 960 (WL SP)
• TIB1234T

  1 Oct 11, 20:32

  SBS TRANSIT

  14:
  SBS7618Z [AR 95].

  52:
  SBS6030A [SL 502].

  74:
  SBS9282U [HG SP].

  92:
  SBS703G [BB SP].

  96:
  SBS1938P [BB 156].
  SBS6044K [AR 16].
  SBS6050S [BB SP].

  147:
  SBS2782P [BB 151].

  165:
  SBS7686B [HG NEW]. ???

  168:
  SBS2777E [BN 222/30e*].

  SMRT BUSES

  77:
  TIB607H [KJ 700].

  176:
  TIB897L [KJ 190].

  184:
  TIB1161U [WL 960].

  187:
  TIB573X [WL 961].
  TIB669D [WL 171].
  TIB749G [WL 966].

  188R:
  TIB556X [KJ 700].

  852:
  TIB567P [WL 167].

  900:
  TIB1228L [WL 169].

  911:
  TIB428H [WL SP].
  TIB472D [WL 965].
  TIB1178Y [WL 169].

  912:
  TIB1165J [WL 962].

  913:
  TIB1191H [WL SP].

  925:
  TIB627A [KJ 77].

  960:
  TIB997G [WL 912].
  TIB1192E [WL SP].

  961:
  SMB97G [AM 851].

  963:
  TIB445H [WL 75].
  TIB478M [WL 969].

  963R:
  TIB522T [WL 961].

  969:
  TIB576M [WL SP].

  SMRT BUSES (SMRT MAN A22 Hanover Ceremony):
  SMB189A [WL NEW].
  SMB191S [WL NEW].

• SBS2692R

  2 Oct 11, 01:15

  1st October 2011

  SBS 850P (HGDEP 109) Sv 315
  SBS 5152M (ARBP 95) Sv 165
  SBS 6077R (AMDEP SP) Sv 138
  SBS 8777R (AMDEP 55) Sv 166

  TIB 515P (KJDEP 190) Chartered
  TIB 537B (KJDEP 106) Chartered
  TIB 610Y (KJDEP 176) Chartered

• ahjack 77

  2 Oct 11, 01:55

  1st Oct 2011

  SBS 8899Y on SV 30 (SLBP 241)
  SBS 5227G on SV 55 (AMDEP SP)
  SBS 803B on SV 101 (HGDEP SP)
  SBS 893R on SV 158 (HGDEP 151/151e*)
  SBS 850P on SV 315 (HGDEP 109/SP*)

  SBS 1983H on 6N/SV132 (HGDEP 159)
  SBS 2682U on 6N/SV132 (HGDEP 43)

• SGCar

  2 Oct 11, 18:20

  Originally posted by ghost79:

  Post October DBBTMs here.

  For those who need to be familiarized with the new DBBTM (just like the switch to DBF), here is the explanation.

  There is no more such thing called "cameo" and "rare".

  Courtesy of Mark Chua enlightening us on this subject matter

   

  Frankly speaking, Mark didn't said DBBTM. Cameo is cameo, if you insisting on picking Mark's sentence, why not just pick the start of each word from his sentence instead? For example, "It's Just A Different Bus Happening To Be on 61 Breaking The Monotone of bendies and Lance, O405s and OC500LEs". So in short, IJADBHTBBTM.

  Does that make you feel better? Whatever goes up must come down, let it rest Ghost. It not nice at all creating a scene, in the end who benefit? I dun think bus fans out here enjoying their popcorns watching all these nonsense, they would rather see more interesting cameos.

  No bad feeling bro.

  2 cents worth.

  Cheers.

• ghost79

  2 Oct 11, 18:49

  Originally posted by SGCar:

  Frankly speaking, Mark didn't said DBBTM. Cameo is cameo, if you insisting on picking Mark's sentence, why not just pick the start of each word from his sentence instead? For example, "It's Just A Different Bus Happening To Be on 61 Breaking The Monotone of bendies and Lance, O405s and OC500LEs". So in short, IJADBHTBBTM.

  Does that make you feel better? Whatever goes up must come down, let it rest Ghost. It not nice at all creating a scene, in the end who benefit? I dun think bus fans out here enjoying their popcorns watching all these nonsense, they would rather see more interesting cameos.

  No bad feeling bro.

  2 cents worth.

  Cheers.

  buses[in]gapore! previously kept lamenting, complaining and reporting constantly to SBS senior mgmt and corpcomms non-stop about bus enthusiasts breaking rules and causing severe problems to PTOs, resulting in so many restrictions that are imposed on bus enthusiasts today. He repeatedly claimed that rare cameos are evil, and cameo-chasing was the root cause of all these serious and never-seemingly ending problems, and there were countless such reports on the SPT Daily.

  We have worked so hard and gone such a long way to clean up the cameo scene, follow the correct guidelines set out by buses[in]gapore! and placate him to report to the senior mgmt less, much less. If your mind is cameos, cameos and cameos, then your mentality as a bus enthusiast is just plain wrong. Do you want worse things to come?

  Do you know that information that some of us take for granted, is something that no member of the public should even know in the first place? If we decide to just let go and go back to cameo-chasing, then don't ask why in future several threads such as Redeployment, Suspected Redeployments and a couple of other threads disappear altogether when PTOs decide to flex their muscles if we don't keep things in check. A lot more is at stake if we do not get this right.

  No bad feelings either. And I offer you some words of wisdom

  Originally posted by sbst275:

  
  I think some ppl has short memories.

  All thanks to all the complains onslaught, didn't the PTOs tightened the dispatchment information and so on?

  Info has become more tightly held.

  Some of your know how to onslaught without using the other side of your mind to think properly of the consequences.

• AEW5001

  2 Oct 11, 20:18

  SBS2708E on 156 (BB 175)
  SBS6000L on 109 (BN 28)

• QX179R

  2 Oct 11, 20:33

  2/10/2011

  • SBS872B on svc 87 (HGDEP 51)
  • SBS1981M on svc 87 (HGDEP 156)
  • SBS1997T on svc 87 (HGDEP 156)
  • SBS2695H on svc 89 (HGDEP 163)
  • SBS8436A on svc 89 (HGDEP 27)
  • SBS9550X on svc 89 (HGDEP 107)
  • SBS2705M on svc 107M (HGDEP 147/532)
  • SBS2760C on svc 165 (HGDEP 85/558)
  • SBS2660H on svc 325 (HGDEP 156) - using square desto for side
  • SBS2595M on svc 518 (BNDEP 5)
  • SMB144D on svc 851 (AMDEP/YIBP 804/SP)
• azharjj

  2 Oct 11, 20:54

  SBS928A on 334
  SBS8772D on 334 - i like this

• AEW5001

  2 Oct 11, 21:00

  Originally posted by QX179R:

  2/10/2011

  • SBS872B on svc 87 (HGDEP 51)
  • SBS1981M on svc 87 (HGDEP 156)
  • SBS1997T on svc 87 (HGDEP 156)
  • SBS2695H on svc 89 (HGDEP 163)
  • SBS8436A on svc 89 (HGDEP 27)
  • SBS9550X on svc 89 (HGDEP 107)
  • SBS2705M on svc 107M (HGDEP 147/532)
  • SBS2760C on svc 165 (HGDEP 85/558)
  • SBS2660H on svc 325 (HGDEP 156) - using square desto for side
  • SBS2595M on svc 518 (BNDEP 5)
  • SMB144D on svc 851 (AMDEP/YIBP 804/SP)

  2705 is now 107 perm.

• SBS5010P

  2 Oct 11, 21:03

  Originally posted by QX179R:

  2/10/2011

  • SBS872B on svc 87 (HGDEP 51)
  • SBS1981M on svc 87 (HGDEP 156)
  • SBS1997T on svc 87 (HGDEP 156)
  • SBS2695H on svc 89 (HGDEP 163)
  • SBS8436A on svc 89 (HGDEP 27)
  • SBS9550X on svc 89 (HGDEP 107)
  • SBS2705M on svc 107M (HGDEP 147/532)
  • SBS2760C on svc 165 (HGDEP 85/558)
  • SBS2660H on svc 325 (HGDEP 156) - using square desto for side
  • SBS2595M on svc 518 (BNDEP 5)
  • SMB144D on svc 851 (AMDEP/YIBP 804/SP)

  
  87 i thought got 17 dds 1 sd. LOL. sunday all kena replace leaving only some dds..
• service_238

  3 Oct 11, 00:08

  Originally posted by azharjj:

  SBS928A on 334
  SBS8772D on 334 - i like this

  2 buses have been on hospitalisation leave lately?
  
• SBST163

  3 Oct 11, 00:20

  SBS951 on 163..

   

• SBS2692R

  3 Oct 11, 01:55

  2nd October 2011

  SBS 593G (HGDEP SP) Sv 62
  SBS 604J (HGDEP SP) Sv 103
  SBS 687U (HGDEP SP) Sv 158
  SBS 921T (HGDEP 113) Sv 89
  SBS 988B (AMDEP SP) Sv 22
  SBS 1898X (BNDEP SP) Sv 17
  SBS 1944X (SLBP SP) Sv 105
  SBS 1981M (HGDEP 156) Sv 87
  SBS 2599C (HGDEP 100) Sv 62
  SBS 2620Z (BNDEP 518) Sv 229
  SBS 2642K (HGDEP 159) Sv 89
  SBS 2663A (HGDEP 82) Sv 161
  SBS 2785G (HGDEP 159) Sv 153
  SBS 5066D (AMDEP 54) Sv 72
  SBS 8143U (HGDEP 156) Sv 109
  SBS 8205A (BNDEP 12) Sv 518
  SBS 8237H (HGDEP 64) Sv 165
  SBS 8658B (AMDEP SP) Sv 59
  SBS 8739B (AMDEP 186) Sv 76
  SBS 9276M (BNDEP 19) Sv 28
  SBS 9495Y (HGDEP SP) Sv 147
  SBS 9499L (HGDEP SP) Sv 147
  SBS 9826B (BNDEP SP) Sv 222

• Vincent Lee

  3 Oct 11, 10:26

  SBS 6068S

  SBS 6087U

  BOTH ON SVC 101 !

• SMB66X

  3 Oct 11, 10:31

  Originally posted by Vincent Lee:

  SBS 6068S

  SBS 6087U

  BOTH ON SVC 101 !

  6087L

• Vincent Lee

  3 Oct 11, 10:51

  Originally posted by SMB66X:

  6087L, 6088S...perm 101 

  6068S NOT 6088S

• SMB128B

  3 Oct 11, 12:52

  Alamak WHEN IS 159 GETTING UPGRADES???!!!