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I think the '90s and the early '00s were great decades for buses. O405s, B10Ms, Super Olympians, and N113CRBs still roamed the roads of Singapore, and bendy buses were first introduced (1996). 

Can't believe this video was made 20 years ago! It looks like it was made yesterday :P 

I saw this bus 12 times 1 year ago! I hate it! Inside, its hot! And its too old for me!

2:46 is SBS bus 261 (in old livery), i currently take this public bus to school from AMK Interchange.

I was born in 1995 when this video was taken at Ang Mo Kio area where my school is. These are the old SBS Transit buses passing by where AMK Hub currently sits. The new interchange (air-conditioned) was opened 12 years later in 2007 by PM Lee Hsien Loong.

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