Bendy Bus Finder

Bendy Buses are operating on the following services today:

Data is refreshed every 10 minutes.


Bendy buses reflected are MAN A24 buses.

SBS Transit operates 10 units (SMB8001E – SMB8010D) as part of the Seletar Bus Package.

SMRT Buses operates 23 units (SMB388S, SMB8011B – SMB8014T, SMB8016M – SMB8024P, SMB8026J – SMB8029B, SMB8032R – SMB8035H & SMB8039Y).

Tower Transit operates 7 units (SMB8015R, SMB8025L, SMB8030X, SMB8031T & SMB8036E – SMB8038A) as part of the Sembawang-Yishun Bus Package.

 

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The Land Transport Guru – Bendy Bus Finder obtains data from the LTA Datamall Bus Arrival API. The plugin displays all instances of bendy bus departures from interchanges and terminals in the same day (from 0500 to 2359hrs). Buses displayed are not guaranteed to be still in operation, and you are advised to consult bus arrival timing apps to confirm the status of such buses.

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32 thoughts on “Bendy Bus Finder

  • 7 June 2022 at 6:50 PM
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    wait, there is 190 bendy? maybe its because its evening peak
    i wish 67 have man a24 full fleet

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  • 29 March 2022 at 6:39 PM
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    I also don’t know why 912 need about like 20 or 30 minute plus just to wait for bendy

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    • 26 April 2022 at 5:16 PM
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      The 20-30 minutes for 912 is the result of splitting “912E” (Prior to the standardisation of ‘T’ prefix) into “912A” and “912B” in 2017. That why 912 had a long headway while most trip on 912 is the terminating variant (912A, 912B).

      This however, in reality, result in a wastage of resource for 912 as most trip are being closed to empty due to bus-branching with 912A/B. That why I strongly discourage the use of high capacity on 912 and deploy it on terminating trip instead.

      In case you ask me why bus-branching occur, in the introduction poster of 912A/B, SMRT stated that the A/B variants are staggered/slot in between of 912, to create a consistency model, but LTA Ops for Bus Performance Metrics, indicates that 912A/B should operate independently of 912. This means that SMRT had to operates both 912 & 912A/B departing from the interchange at SAME TIMING or 1-2 mins differences. <– Joke Right?

      Secondly, with operations shifted from WTBI to WITH, LTA get SMRT to operates bendy on 912 because they don't wanna to built more parking space for bendy layover. Then guess what? SMRT layover 912 bendy at ALIGHTING BERTH so that 912 could perform according to the Bus Performance Metrics, resulting in constant JAM at WITH.

      Genius of LTA to WASTE TAX PAYER MONEY & LENGTHENING OF JOURNEY TIME for WOODLANDERS!

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      • 1 May 2022 at 3:55 PM
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        WITH already have plenty of bendy parking lots, there isn’t a need to built more. Just because you don’t see them parking doesn’t mean they aren’t suitable for bendy buses.

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        • 1 May 2022 at 10:06 PM
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          Yes, WITH had bendy parking lots, All lots are able to park bendy, but the official bendy lots is just a few which usually reserved for 858. That is why most Woodlands Feeder’s Bendy do unofficial roadside parking. Exception is 912 which did the layover at alighting berth. 913 Bendy during peak hours doesn’t park. It just circle round the interchange till the time is out. For 911/913 buses with layover, the driver typically drove to the bus park with passengers onboard, unless the layover time is extremely short, then the bus usually layover at the side before the respective boarding berth.

          Due to LTA parking requirement, a 12m bus need approx 18m long parking space (if it need to reverse out), which is why all lots are able to park bendy. A 18m bendy bus need approx 24m long parking space (if it need to reverse out). That is why most bendy park at the extreme end (where it’s doesn’t need to reverse because those are the only official bendy lots. The rest, are converted from bendy lots to normal 12m lot for the additional parking space (increase in parking lots). Those official lots for Bendy do have BENDY word on the ground if I recalled correctly.

          That is why the old WRI features many Roadside Parking (including the entrance ramp), but now there is seldom any parking of such buses in the WITH.

          In fact, all Boarding Berth in WITH are capable for bendy, but those 911 , 912 & 858’s berth features a wider space margin for bendy. That is why the berth in WITH are slightly longer than those in other interchange. So this explains why bendy for WOODLANDS is for 912 and 858.

          Trust me, I had observed and seen, a typical bus from crossing the traffic light, down the ramp, to alighting berth needs 5 minutes in average during peak hours and 2 minutes during off-peak hours. In case you wonder, during peak hours, buses do wait before the traffic light frequently despite the green light just because they can’t enter/proceed to the ramp due to long queue, especially the Ave 7 entrance.

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  • 4 October 2021 at 1:15 PM
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    Prefer this way better
    Woodlands ITH:900(1 BD),901(1 BD)904(1 BD),911(2 BD),912A(1 BD),912B(1 BD),913(1 BD) with 2 spare buses.

    Choa Chu Kang Int:300(2 BD),301(2 BD),302(4 BD) with 2 as spare.Transfer 2 BD to Mandai.

    Yishun ITH:800(1 BD),804(2 BD),806(2 BD),807(1 BD),811(2 BD),812(1 BD) with 1 spare.

    Woodlands ITH:858(6 BD)
    Sembawang Int:859A(1 BD),859B(1 BD) with 1 as spare.

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