SBS Transit MAN A95: Automatic Wheelchair Ramp (SG5835M) 

SG4003D (the sole B8L demonstrator) is installed with one too!

😍automated sensors?

Well well well... crude manufacturing...

As this bus was the first to be launched with a automatic wheelchair ramp, commuters may not be aware about the movement of the ramp, therefore, the bus captain has to get out of the driver's cabin to make sure that commuters are aware that the ramp is in movement. Do note that this is a evaluation of automatic ramps by the Land Transport Authority. Future buses may be installed with such ramps if the evaluation is successful. We can also expect future buses to have a button in the driver's cabin for the ramp if they are installed in them. The ramp with also go through a more regular maintenance for the manual ones. Furthermore, the sole B8L demonstrator is also installed with one too!

@@choonyee But the SBS Transit guy came out and pressed a button to allow the ramp to be deployed

They should have put the button in drivers seat

Anyways it demonstrater right?

MAN A95 on service 76

Automatic ramp saves time compared to a manual ramp where the driver has to crotch and fold in.

As this bus was the first to be launched with a automatic wheelchair ramp, commuters may not be aware about the movement of the ramp, therefore, the bus captain has to get out of the driver's cabin to make sure that commuters are aware that the ramp is in movement. Do note that this is a evaluation of automatic ramps by the Land Transport Authority. Future buses may be installed with such ramps if the evaluation is successful. We can also expect future buses to have a button in the driver's cabin for the ramp if they are installed in them. The ramp with also go through a more regular maintenance for the manual ones. Furthermore, the sole B8L demonstrator is also installed with one too!

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@@YaoboyProd2K15 power operated ramps are shit Manual ones are simpler and are as likely to break unlike power operated ones

Whats the point of a auto ramp if the driver has to get out SMH

As this bus was the first to be launched with a automatic wheelchair ramp, commuters may not be aware about the movement of the ramp, therefore, the bus captain has to get out of the driver's cabin to make sure that commuters are aware that the ramp is in movement. Do note that this is a evaluation of automatic ramps by the Land Transport Authority. Future buses may be installed with such ramps if the evaluation is successful. We can also expect future buses to have a button in the driver's cabin for the ramp if they are installed in them. The ramp with also go through a more regular maintenance for the manual ones. Furthermore, the sole B8L demonstrator is also installed with one too!

Auto WC ramps have been standard in Australian buses since 20 years ago. Now we are catching on.

Wow, you must be living in the stoneage or smth..

If there is one more button the driver will be confused which button to click because theres too much buttons

@@lauchewkhay2774 Certainly not the case, drivers have to familiarise themselves of the different functions available and how it works on a specific bus, as well as procedures of troubleshooting different types of issues in the event.

Nazri Salleh. Production Buses! Yyu

That's right!

IF VERY FAST WILL MAKE IT SPOIL😠

Are you mentally unstable