Thursday, October 30, 2008 23:22

Stricter standards for operators

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Passengers at busy stations will not have to wait more than two or three minutes during high peak periods.

Channel NewsAsia, on stricter standards for transport operators

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Sgcynic
Oct 30, 2008 23:56

Review definition of peak hours!

Currently Spared
Oct 31, 2008 0:37

Is the definition of average waiting time clear? Averaged over bus arrival interval or per passenger? Those are very different.

loop
Oct 31, 2008 10:20

How about from the interchange? If the next bus starts 3 mins immediately after the 1st one left, passengers waiting for the bus in other bus stops would not have to wait too long. I stayed near a bus interchange & noticed certain buses takes up to 15 mins before starting when the previous ones left.

STI chart coloration
Oct 31, 2008 10:40

members of the public and TOC viewers should help use their video cams or cell phone cams to film if indeed it becomes 3 minutes or less and also demand the definition of

1. Busy stations – what KPI determines if a station is Busy or not busy in a clear way?

2. High peak periods – how high is high? is there peak period and high peak
period?

The layman brudder boo boo tells us to QUESTION everything to protect ourselves. We owe it to ourselves. QUESTION! Demand answers!

regards
Selamat KS wong

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