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have not taken a bus for a long long time liao.............................

 

last week had a chance to take a short distance to BL interchange, many things have changed, better bus, air-cond, better seats, better system...........

 

but 1 thing remain unchanged.................. everybody still like to cluster fxxk right in front.................nobody likes or wants to move back, the back half of the bus has so much space and yet the front half is pack like a can.................just because no body wants to move back, somebody has to miss the bus.........................

 

i sat right at the back of the bus, in the middle of the long 5 seater and look at the whole happening in that 10 min ride, this big man was standing at the exit door from the time I board the bus till the bus reach the interchange,

 

will the exit door run away? will the door close b4 he could alight? will blocking others from alighting make him happy? The next time I take a bus, I must ask the person standing at the exit door these questions.

 

20 years on and one thing I am very sure has not change ...................the back half of the bus is still haunted [laugh] [laugh]

 

maybe I sld take the bus more often [cool]

 

 

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When i was working in china, were mostly are bendy bus, i found there have a good idea.... they actually board bus at the center and use the 2 ends as exit....

 

there is one conductor sitting next to the center door to ensure everyone tap or buy ticket from her if necessary.

 

i found that the crowd in the bus mostly well distributed...

 

 

 

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knn lar... they forget to ask a chio xmm sit behind and gibe half ball... in front sure very empty... [:p]

 

 

only the ti ko will move back, all the aunties will likely stay in front [laugh] [laugh]

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i took a bus in japan before. the entrance is in front. the exit is at the other end of the bus.

 

however, not all jp buses are like that but the above one i mentioned is good. provided no chow kuan ppl sneak in the bus from the back.

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Because the farker blocking the exit, lam pah cheng. :D

 

 

I saw him playing with his phone leh, don't look like in pain leh :wacko:

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When i was working in china, were mostly are bendy bus, i found there have a good idea.... they actually board bus at the center and use the 2 ends as exit....

 

there is one conductor sitting next to the center door to ensure everyone tap or buy ticket from her if necessary.

 

i found that the crowd in the bus mostly well distributed...

 

 

Good idea [thumbsup]

 

sld propose to SBS, maybe can get some award or something..................anyway up down bus also must ti ti ti, if forget charge full fare, so sound like a very good idea :D

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i took a bus in japan before. the entrance is in front. the exit is at the other end of the bus.

 

however, not all jp buses are like that but the above one i mentioned is good. provided no chow kuan ppl sneak in the bus from the back.

 

 

I think our bus also up from front and down from back right?

 

but are the jap buses haunted like our buses??? i mean the back half.

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Simple solution is to have the rear door really at the rear rather than at the middle now. This will not only solve your problem, but will enhance safety since the rear door will be after the rear wheels. So, in the unfortunate case of runaway bus, alighting passengers at most will fall down, but will not be run over by the bus rear wheels. This issue has been so many times and our world transport operators still insist their way is better.

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This is complex behavioural problem.

 

But if enough scholars put their minds together can ameliorate.

 

Need more surveys, need more analysis, maybe stronger campaigns, maybe minders, maybe giving bus drivers certain rights, more shaming, I dont know.

 

But I ask why is not more being done knowing the way people here are?

 

My answer - the people who drive the decisions do not care because they dont take the bus. Or they know you have no CHOICE.

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Simple solution is to have the rear door really at the rear rather than at the middle now. This will not only solve your problem, but will enhance safety since the rear door will be after the rear wheels. So, in the unfortunate case of runaway bus, alighting passengers at most will fall down, but will not be run over by the bus rear wheels. This issue has been so many times and our world transport operators still insist their way is better.

 

 

I took the new bus so to say, but it seem to me that it can take fewer people, I think the older version of the 2 rows double seats can take more, or mayb I am wrong.

 

so I am not surprise of your point, I agree with you, but too bad I don't have square hat................

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I saw him playing with his phone leh, don't look like in pain leh :wacko:

 

You got see his lam pah? Never, don't talk hor. How I know? He tell me.

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This is complex behavioural problem.

 

But if enough scholars put their minds together can ameliorate.

 

Need more surveys, need more analysis, maybe stronger campaigns, maybe minders, maybe giving bus drivers certain rights, more shaming, I dont know.

 

But I ask why is not more being done knowing the way people here are?

 

My answer - the people who drive the decisions do not care because they dont take the bus. Or they know you have no CHOICE.

 

 

likely the last part of your post

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You got see his lam pah? Never, don't talk hor. How I know? He tell me.

 

 

he told you he lam pah cheng!!!!???? :wacko: :wacko: you doctor also or you related to him [laugh] [laugh]

 

 

but ya lah, I no see, also don't want to see lor................

 

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This is complex behavioural problem.

 

But if enough scholars put their minds together can ameliorate.

 

Need more surveys, need more analysis, maybe stronger campaigns, maybe minders, maybe giving bus drivers certain rights, more shaming, I dont know.

 

But I ask why is not more being done knowing the way people here are?

 

My answer - the people who drive the decisions do not care because they dont take the bus. Or they know you have no CHOICE.

 

 

It is a selfish inconsiderate behavior of individual, dun blame the company or the govt....

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