China couple kiss non-stop and get touchy-feely on bus

According to STOMPer Kevin, this China couple was already kissing at the bus-stop. They continued kissing on the bus, and the man was touching the woman in an intimate way.

In Kevin's email:

"I saw this China couple on the bench at the Hong Leong Garden bus stop. The lady was sitting on top of the guy and they were kissing.

"When the bus arrive, they got onto the same bus as I did.

"The guy started to kiss the woman and even placed his hand beside her breast, stroking up and down.

"It was unpleasant to see such behavior on the bus. What if there were children on the bus?"

China SBS driver flirts with China girl, gets distracted and drives bus jerkily

STOMPer SuperBusStopper an SBS driver from China was so engrossed in flirting with a China woman that lost concentration and drove jerkily.

The STOMPer said:

"I boarded SBS bus service 97, from opposite River Valley Secondary School on July 8 2009, at around 8.35am.

"The bus was a west-bound bus. Number plate was SBS 9139 B.

"I was on my way to Jurong East Interchange.

"I noticed that the bus driver who was a China driver, started flirting with the China woman a few stops after NUH.

"From then on, the bus driver wasn't concentrating and the bus ride was jerky.

"The woman alighted at the stop of Hong Leong Gardens Shopping Center.

"Hope SBS can investigate."

China girls a nuisance at bus stop by smoking like chimneys

These two ladies from China were seen smoking inconsiderately and illegally at the bus stop at Outram station, says STOMPer Smarty.

According to the sender, they did not seem to care for the other commuters who had to move away to avoid inhaling second-hand smoke.

In an email on June 29, STOMPer Smarty says:

“I saw these two Chinese ladies smoking like nobody's business at the Outram bus stop on June 23.

“I wonder if they are waiting for the bus or are they just finding a place to sit down and chat while smoking?

“People around moved away to avoid inhaling their smoke.

“Such an ungracious act.

“As they were talking about their hometowns, I knew they were from China.

“They also talked about Singaporean things like local schools so they are definitely not new arrivals from China.”