[SBST | Hyperlapse] Bus 160

A hyperlapse of SBS Transit Bus Service 160!
Recorded on: 22 June 2022 & 26 November 2023
Buses recorded: SG1794Z, SG1865C, SG1035G, SMB269C, SMB297X, SG1711M & SG1795X (in sequence)
Most footages in this video were previously recorded back in June 2022.
Note: Please keep in mind that photography and videography are strictly prohibited within the premises of immigration checkpoints.
Information in this video is accurate as of 26 November 2023.
0:00 Intro
0:07 Jurong East 1
2:01 Tengah
3:24 Choa Chu Kang
4:58 Sungei Kadut 1
7:03 Woodlands 1
8:36 Johor Bahru, Malaysia 🇲🇾
13:13 Woodlands 2
13:48 Sungei Kadut 2
16:23 Bukit Panjang
17:13 Bukit Batok
19:59 Jurong East 2
21:41 Outro
SBS Transit Bus Service 160 is a cross-border service plying between Jurong Town Hall Bus Interchange and JB Sentral Bus Terminal in Johor Bahru, Malaysia, via the Causeway. The route passes through Bukit Batok Road, Phoenix LRT Station, Woodlands Road, Kranji MRT Station, Woodlands CIQ and Sultan Iskandar CIQ.
The route is one of three cross-border services operated by SBS Transit, alongside Service 170 and 170X.
Bus Service 160 is a cross-border route connecting Jurong East, Bukit Panjang and Kranji MRT to JB Sentral via the Causeway. The route plies long stretches of Bukit Batok Road and Woodlands Road, providing fast connections between the residential towns of Jurong East, Bukit Panjang and Woodlands Centre.
Due to varying traffic conditions at the Causeway, travel times and waiting times may increase significantly when jams occur.
After 23:00 to 00:00 daily, buses departing Jurong Town Hall Interchange will terminate at JB Sentral Bus Terminal along Jalan Jim Quee.
Cross-Border Procedures
At each checkpoint, passengers have to alight and clear customs before boarding the bus again. When crossing the causeway between Woodlands Checkpoint and Johor Bahru Checkpoint in either direction, commuters may board any Singapore Public Bus (either 160, 170 , 170X or 950). However, when leaving from a checkpoint, commuters must re-board Service 160 after clearing customs if they wish to continue their journey and not constitute a transfer.
Tapping out from the bus at a checkpoint will suspend a journey and allow the resumption of a journey afterwards. Cash paying passengers should retain their ticket as proof or payment, and produce it when re-boarding buses at checkpoints.
Route Limitations
Buses deployed on cross-border routes must be registered with the Agensi Pengangkutan Awam Darat (APAD), also known as the Land Public Transport Agency (Malaysia).
In accordance with Malaysian regulations, buses must carry relevant documents, be fitted with a third brake light at the rear, and attached with Malaysian stickers dictating the legal speed limit.
Currently, several SBS Transit Mercedes-Benz Citaro & MAN A22 buses are registered for cross-border operations.
Buses operating on Services 160A or the Service 160 special departures from Bukit Batok Road to Jurong East do not need to be SPAD-Registered as they do not cross the border into Malaysia.
Music used:
Intro: Jim Yosef - Arrow [NCS Release]
Outro: Jim Yosef - Let You Go [NCS Release]
Tobu - If I Disappear (ft. Tom Mårtensson) [NCS Release]
Cartoon & Andromedik - Whatever (ft. Jüri Pootsmann) [NCS Release]
Everen Maxwell - A Day at Sea [NCS Release]
Rival - Falling (with CRVN) [NCS Release]
Elektronomia x Lunaar x Donna Tella - Champions [NCS Release]
Mo Falk & OVSKY - Home [NCS Release]
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[@user-cx7xo3dn1n]

Wow thanks for making the update this is really awesome

[@nazarnordin2899]

Bus 160 the 8th longest loop route

[@nazarnordin2899]

The 8th longest route has now extended to 1km

[@WorldTransportFan]

@deevilStudios, will you plan to make trunk 13 direction 1 and 2?

[@jacksonpoh8965]

At woodlands checkpoint boarding area

[@christopheryongmenglee7569]

Bus 160 woodlands checkpoint to Johor Jam

[@baconsthepro_yt259]

So 160 will terminate at jurong town hall int instead of jurong east?

[@muhdnazmy6010]

Yep though it's technically still in jurong east as its just slightly farther is all.

[@Aidenplayzrblx37483]

So ur telling me if we want to ride the cross border from jurong east we have to walk just to get there? What a waste i would ride mrt to woodlands and take 950 instead

[@SingaporeSMRTguy]

​@@Aidenplayzrblx37483 or u could go to kranji and take the causeway link or take 170X

[@jianxiongRaven]

​@@Aidenplayzrblx37483you could allight at the bus stop outside unless u want seats.
Maybe if you can take bus to allight at the int or the bus dtop lol at town hall road

[@jacksonpoh8965]

Bus suddenly change into Mercedes citaro

[@jacksonpoh8965]

8:06

[@fleethefacility_Gamer]

It was because he was Alight that bus to Pass the Checkpoint and then Riding 170/X

[@christopheryongmenglee7569]

Deevil update bus 167 30 min frequency

[@SMB3052R-nothsa]

How long to clear customs?

[@DeevilStudios]

As a Singaporean Passport holder, it took less than 2 mins to clear customs at Woodlands CIQ while it took 10-15 mins at JB CIQ (less people on 22 June 2022; much longer, up to an hour, on more crowded days).

[@mrnicegamer5582]

15:03 SMB388S

[@fish7341]

Now do 518 if you havent Pasir Ris back to Pasir Ris which is about 2hrs plus 😂

[@venkatasubramanianpranav4041]

It has 80 bus stops

[@user-cx7xo3dn1n]

But why are you taking 170

[@DeevilStudios]

During cross-border, it’s not easy to catch the exact same bus and same service again after clearing immigration. Ergo, different services with different buses were recorded for the hyperlapse throughout the Malaysia sector.

[@PunggolRain]

8:08 So that's why it suddenly has a piece of paper that says 'Queen Street'.

[@WorldTransportFan]

@@DeevilStudiosMalaysia is express