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Driving set to get more troublesome in Singapore with more

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On top of the bus only green lights, normal and full-day bus lanes and the pilot to test the proposed




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i thot their solution was to move the bus stop outwards so that the bus stop area is within the left most road?

 

or they found not feasible? or cost too much to move the bus stop? esp since they move it back to create bus bays sometime ago? tis is worse than corruption becos they openly declare themselves clean but yet spending tax payers money like nobody business, not to mention paying themselves top dollar equal to private sector but without the accountability.

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Why is it "troublesome"? See it from the commuter's point of view. your minute spent giving way to a bus means you save 40 man-minutes of the commuters on the bus.

 

also, you are suppose to read traffic and not be charging down the roads blindly.

 

in my opinion, your views are plain selfish. road users are not confined to drivers, but to commuters and pedestrians as well.

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seems pretty dangerous.. 1 reckless bus driver + 1 blur driver will result in CATASTROPHY..

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Two conflicting sides.

A Motorist

B Public transport commuters

 

NO prize for guessing where one would stand.

 

Considering the amount of load the public bus carries,

there is more social benefits to be achieved.

 

 

 

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I dont think the time savings for the buses justify the amount of confusion and traffic-hold-ups this stupid scheme causes.

 

Find a bus-stop where a Cisco guy stands with a camera in hand. You can see some drivers e-braking on the line, some drivers swerving out dangerously into the 2nd lane before the line.

 

I would think that a simple yellow box is good enough.

 

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3 Simple questions:

 

a. SBS buses can take non-bus lanes to get ahead while we cannot get onto the bus lanes when it is empty? Fair?

 

b. Eventhough "Give way to buses" signs are missing, buses continue to turn out despite not having right of way. Fair?

 

c. Most roads are 3 lanes, so effectively cars can travel on 2 lanes ONLY, but we are not paying for 2/3 road tax or 2/3 the COE. Fair?

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With bus lanes and mandatory give-way to bus regulations, I get pretty pissed off when buses get into the second lane nowadays.

 

Buses do this mainly because they want to overtake another slower bus, but these buses are not very fast either. As a result they slow down traffic for cars and other vehicles by taking what's left of 2/3 of the road.

 

The last time I got this from a bus, I horned the crap out of that fella until he quickly get back to the bus lane. My point is, you got your dedicated bus lane - JUST STAY THERE!

 

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I'm a driver, but I applaud this. Accidents do happen because pple tailgate. Jamming break before the box when enforcement officers are around shows that most disregard the rules.

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Just keep to the centre lane, problem sovled!

 

But this will cause the middle lane to jam up!

 

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