SBS Transit Bus Service 10

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Operator History
  • 1971 – 1973: Associated Bus Services Pte Ltd
  • 1973 – 2001: Singapore Bus Services Ltd
  • 2001 – Present: SBS Transit Ltd
History
  • 1971 (11 Apr): Introduced between Bedok Rd Ter and Prince Edward Ter under 1971 Bus Reorganisation, operated by Associated Bus Services (Bedok Rd ↔ Prince Edward)
  • 1971 (16 Jun): Extended to Shipyard Rd Ter (Bedok Rd ↔ Shipyard Rd)
  • 1972 (24 Dec): Amended to ply Jln Samulun before terminating at Shipyard Rd Ter
  • 1973 (01 Nov): Operated by Singapore Bus Service (SBS)
  • 1974 (10 Nov): Amended to Upp Changi Rd 8ÂĽ ms (13.3km) Ter (Upp Changi Rd 8ÂĽ ms ↔ Shipyard Rd)
  • 1974 (08 Dec): Amended to ply the extended Robinson Rd, skipping Market St
  • 1976 (15 Feb): Serves new staggered bus stop outside Overseas Union Finance along Robinson Rd
  • 1978 (01 Jun): Amended to Jurong Int (Upp Changi Rd 8ÂĽ ms ↔ Jurong)
  • 1979 (11 Feb): Amended to ply the extended Shenton Way towards Jurong Int, skipping Parsi Rd and Anson Rd
  • 1979: Relocated to Upp Changi Rd 15.5km Ter (Upp Changi Rd 15.5km ↔ Jurong)
  • 1980 (15 Jun): Amended to Somapah Depot (Somapah Depot ↔ Jurong)
  • 1981 (28 Jun): Amended to Somapah Int (Somapah ↔ Jurong)
  • 1981 (11 Oct): Serves new staggered bus stop outside Tunas Bldg along Anson Rd, skipping the bus stop outside Intl Plaza
  • 1984 (27 May): Extended to Tampines Ter (Tampines ↔ Jurong)
  • 1986 (07 Dec): Serves new bus stop before Bedok South Ave 3 along Upp East Coast Rd
  • 1987 (29 Nov): Amended to Tampines Int
  • 1988 (03 Jan): Serves new staggered bus stop opposite Treasury Bldg along Shenton Way, skipping the bus stop opposite Marina House
  • 1988 (25 Oct): Skips a pair of bus stops outside and opposite Tampines Stadium along Tampines Ave 5
  • 1990 (01 Jul): Shortened to Clementi Int with the opening of Boon Lay Int (Tampines ↔ Clementi)
  • 1992 (28 Jun): Amended to ply Tg Katong Rd, Dunman Rd and Old Airport Rd under TransitLink Network Integration Exercise Phase 8
  • 1994 (29 May): Serves 2 new pairs of bus stops outside The Concourse, outside Golden Mile Twr and outside and opposite Suntec City along Nicoll Highway
  • 1997: Serves an additional pair of bus stops outside and opposite Tampines Stadium along Tampines Ave 5
  • 1999 (07 Mar): Shortened to Kent Ridge Ter with the introduction of Service 188 (Tampines ↔ Kent Ridge)
  • 1999: Skips abolished pair of bus stops outside and opposite Wishart Rd along Telok Blangah Rd
  • 2000: Amended to ply Esplanade Dr, skipping Connaught Dr/Empress Pl
  • 2002: Skips abolished bus stop opposite ITE Pasir Panjang along Telok Blangah Rd
  • 2002: First bus from Kent Ridge Ter brought forward to 0600 hrs on weekdays and Saturdays
  • 2004 (20 Apr): Amended to ply Mountbatten Rd, Geylang Rd, Kallang Rd, Victoria St, Jln Sultan and Beach Rd to facilitate reinstatement works for the collapsed Nicoll Highway
  • 2004: Serves new bus stop before Changi Fire Stn along Upp Changi Rd
  • 2004 (06 Dec): Amended to ply the reinstated Nicoll Highway, skipping Mountbatten Rd, Geylang Rd, Kallang Rd, Victoria St, Jln Sultan and Beach Rd
  • 2005 (02 Jul): Serves bus stop outside Fullerton Square along Fullerton Rd and an additional bus stop opposite AIA Tower along Robinson Rd with the abolition of the bus stop outside Clifford Ctr along Collyer Quay
  • 2006 (19 Mar): Amended to ply Cassia Link, Cassia Cres, Guillemard Rd and Guillemard Camp Rd with the partial closure of Old Airport Rd and Dunman Rd to facilitate the construction of Dakota MRT station on the Circle MRT Line
  • 2006 (29 Oct): Serves new bus stop outside VivoCity along Telok Blangah Rd
  • 2008 (07 Dec): Skips abolished bus stop opposite Temenggong D Mosque along Telok Blangah Rd
  • 2008 (29 Dec): Amended to ply the reinstated Old Airport Rd and Dunman Rd, skipping Cassia Link, Guillemard Rd and Guillemard Camp Rd
  • 2012 (26 Mar): Designated wheelchair-accessible bus service (WAB)

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12 thoughts on “SBS Transit Bus Service 10

  • 7 March 2026 at 2:52 PM
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    What “anti-duplicative buses” is proposing is absolutely ridiculous, clearly coming from someone with ZERO understanding of 10’s demand patterns. Have you seen the critical and high-demand links 10 operates in between CBD and Tampines? (Namely CBD-Dakota, CBD-East Coast/Katong, Dakota-East Coast/Katong, East Coast/Katong-Upper East Coast, Bayshore-Bedok Road as well as all the areas east of Tg Katong-Tampines) 10 is a critical link, and even after TEL4 it still suffers from overcrowding at times of day if a single-decker is deployed.

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