Just for info:
All single decker buses
- 2 front wheels, 4 rear wheels
All non air con double deckers
- 2 front wheels, 4 rear wheels
All air con double deckers
- 2 front wheels, 2 tag wheels, 4 rear wheels except for Dennis Tridents and Scania K310UD demo which has 2 front wheels, 4 tag wheels, then 2 rear wheels
SBS997A
- 2 front wheels, 4 tag wheels, then 2 rear wheels
Bendy buses
- 2 front wheels, 4 middle wheels, then 4 rear wheels, except SBS998Y which has 2 front wheels, 4 middle wheels, then 2 rear wheels
Why ar?
Bendy too long,and when make big turn,the carriage behind might hit into other vehicles and you might not know,so DDs better
Fyi 228x
Tag = Follow.
How is a driving axle, the tag axle?
idling wheel la..
neither a driving wheel, neither a fixed axle...
Originally posted by SBS 6078 M:Why ar?
Bendy too long,and when make big turn,the carriage behind might hit into other vehicles and you might not know,so DDs better
Fyi 228x
Svc 290 bendies turn at Simei, no problem. 38 now stuck with SDs..
Svc 800 at Yishun Street 71, no problem.
But can the Simei MRT Bus stop cater for bendies during peak hrs???
Originally posted by sbst275:But can the Simei MRT Bus stop cater for bendies during peak hrs???
Apparently,because there was a bendy perm for 290 last time,the bendy has ceased in singapore for the past 6 years.
DD forever!!
Never fail to let me have a seat haha as for bendies~
I hardly take them so no comments!
Originally posted by SBS 6078 M:Apparently,because there was a bendy perm for 290 last time,the bendy has ceased in singapore for the past 6 years.
Which is why SBS decided to cease the use of the bendy after that, because it is not practical.
But 18 and 290 are the lucky services to get SBS998Y and SBS999U to perm on them before the buses were sold.