For 24-year-old Glenc Soh, travelling by bus is much more than just a way to get to his destination. It is also his passion. Bus commuters and enthusiasts said they are drawn to buses for a variety of reasons — from the direct connectivity and convenience they provide, to an appreciation for different bus models. The rationalisation of bus services would be 'an inevitable process' as Singapore develops its land transport system. However, how changes to bus services are implemented and conveyed to the public are key to how they are received, said transport analysts, MPs and commuters.
For 24-year-old Glenc Soh, travelling by bus is much more than just a way to get to his destination. It is also his passion. Bus commuters and enthusiasts said they are drawn to buses for a variety of reasons — from the direct connectivity and convenience they provide, to an appreciation for different bus models. The rationalisation of bus services would be 'an inevitable process' as Singapore develops its land transport system.
However, how changes to bus services are implemented and conveyed to the public are key to how they are received, said transport analysts, MPs and commuters
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