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THE BUS & TAXI

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Picture 1 : Shows Bus and Taxi service


BUS SERVICES TAXI
Operated by Private Companies Operated by Individuals
5 Operating Company (operators) in Brunei Muara District

Main Passengers:

Tourists

1 (One) Operating Company in Daerah Belait

Fare: 

Metered Taxi (Click to View)

Bus capacity: varies from 15 to 45 seat facilities Facilities: International Airport and Bus Terminal BSB
Main Passengers: Majority Foreign Workers

Operation Hours:

Subject to Driver

Fare: $1.00 every per stopover
Operation Hours: 6.00am until 8.00pm

 


PUBLIC BUS SERVICE



There are two types of Public Bus Service

1.      Inter-District Bus:

  • Bandar Seri Begawan (BSB) – Lamunin – BSB
  • BSB – Tutong – BSB
  • BSB – Seria / Kuala Belait – BSB

2.      Franchise Bus (also known as Purple Bus)

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BRIEF HISTORY

  • Brunei Muara Bus Franchise Service was first established in 1995 in stages.
  • Five (5) companies were appointed in the franchise for a period of seven (7) years:

    • i)    ADBS Sdn Bhd
    • ii)   PHLS Sdn Bhd
    • iii)  Syarikat Kerjasama Kenderaan & Pengangkutan Mukim Pengkalan Batu dengan Tanggungan Bhd
    • iv)  Koperasi Tasamul Mukim Lumapas Berhad
    • v)   Syarikat Kerjasama Tanjong Nangka (SATENAGA) dengan Tanggungan Bhd 


SERVICE TYPES AND OPERATORS


YEARSERVICE TYPEOPERATOR
1995 Franchise Bus first introduced
16 March 1995 Circle Line

ADBS Sdn Bhd
30 August 1995 Central Line ADBS Sdn Bhd
06 June 1996 Northern Line ADBS Sdn Bhd
8 August 1996 Eastern Line

PHLS Sdn Bhd
21 Sept. 1996 Southern Line Koperasi Tasamul Mukim Lumapas Bhd)
07 August 1997 Western Line Kerjasama Tanjong Nangka (SATENAGA) dgn Tanggungan Bhd

 

OBJECTIVES OF PUBLIC BUS SERVICE

  • Reduce the preferred choice for private vehicles
  • Reduce traffic congestion
  • Improve road safety by reducing the number of private vehicles on the road
  • Meet the growing demand for mobility, especially for seniors, children, and those who do not have private vehicles
  • Provide options/alternatives to road transport types
  • Encourage the use of public transport service

 

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Picture 2: The launch of New Image for Public Bus Service in Negara Brunei Darussalam (on 29 August 2013)


Franchise Bus formerly known as Purple Bus was changed its images with six (6) new colors:

  • Cyan Blue for Circle Line
  • Green for Northern Line
  • Brown for Central Line
  • Royal Blue for Eastern Line
  • Grey for Southern Line
  • Magenta for Western Line