Information about SMRT Buses
The Mercedes-Benz O405G (Hispano Carrocera Mark II) is the second generation of Mercedes-Benz O405G articulated buses acquired by Trans-Island Bus Services (TIBS), the predecessor of SMRT Buses.
Apart from an updated exterior design, the O405G Hispano Mark II buses are similar to the earlier Hispano Mark I buses and later Hispano Habit buses in terms of technical specifications and interior layout.
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The first MAN Lion’s City Face-lifted Double-Decker Buses made their revenue service debut on 14 February 2017. Purchased by LTA in September 2016, 122 such buses feature a face-lifted design with aesthetic modifications to the front and rear, as well as USB Charging Ports.
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A SMRT Bendy Bus was involved in an accident with a car in Yew Tee, leaving the damaged bus stuck on a pavement. The incident unfolded in the afternoon of Sunday, 8th January 2017, outside Block 689B and near the junction between Choa Chu Kang Drive and Choa Chu Kang Cres. The bus involved was TIB1214B, a SMRT Mercedes-Benz O405G plying Service 302 at the time of incident.
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SMRT Premium Bus Service 529 was a shuttle service between Yio Chu Kang Interchange and the private estates around Lentor. It
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On 26 November 2016, another 7 Volvo B9TL buses were leased to SMRT Buses. The buses are: SG5581U, SG5582S, SG5583P, SG5584L, SG5585J, SG5586G, SG5587D.
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Main Article: Tampines Retail Park Free Shuttle Bus Services Bus-Plus Services Pte Ltd, a subsidiary of SMRT Buses and long-time
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Also check out: Go-Ahead borrowing Bus Captains from SBS Transit and SMRT Due to a shortage of Bus Captains, Go-Ahead Singapore has resorted
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A SMRT bendy bus was stuck in the mud for over 10 hours after its driver took a wrong turn and attempted to
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On 29 August 2016, several new buses have entered service with a new feature many have been longing for –
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Also See: Tower Transit First Day of Operations Background Under the Bulim Bus Package, Tower Transit Singapore (TTS) would take over operations
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