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Dear SMRT,
I couldn’t find a feedback page on your website so am mailing you directly.
I recently travelled on the number 56 from Thompson Road to Toa Payoh.
It was one of the most erratic driving experiences I’ve had since moving to Singapore 7 years ago.
Route: 56 between Thompson Road and Toa Payoh, Jackson Square.
Date: 16th September
Time: 11am
Bus registration: 8397
a. First of all, when I boarded there was a woman running to catch the bus behind me so boarded slowly and indicated to the driver someone was running to catch it. He had already started to close the doors and they part-closed on me, hitting my shoulder.
b. Overall the driving was jerky and inconsiderate to the passengers.
c. He approached bus stops far too quickly and then the required braking meant passengers were flung around inside the bus.
d. Several elderly passengers almost lost their footing.
e. Even sitting down, the swerves and heavy braking meant one was constantly grabbing handrails to prevent one’s self from being flung to the floor.
Please pursue this with the driver concerned.
There was no point raising this with him during the journey as even when I complained about the closing door banging against my shoulder, he looked straight though me as if I’d crawled from under a stone.
Yours disappointedly – and slightly bruised.
Darren
In it's pursuit for excellence in public transport,
ReplyDeleteSingapore turns a blind eye to such incidents.
The bus drives who immigrate from various places
might have previous experience driving cargo trucks
possibly one of those drivers that came from AHEM ==
ReplyDeleteVery thoughtful words, thank you and hope that you will give us more information soon. It is a pleasure to have this type of important information. Keep it up please.
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