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Currently the most dominant single deck operated by SBS Transit is the Scania K230UB, bodied by Gemilang Coachworks with a citybus configuration. Here SBS5225L operating on 243W shortly after its stint as a Singapore Youth Olympic Games 2010 shuttle bus together with a small fleet of newly bodied K230UBs.
They retain the YOG livery and blinker lights on the front without the bumper and "GIVE WAY" stickers due to requirements for revenue service buses to retain company colours for the front.
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| SBS5225L on 243W. Together with a small fleet of new K230UBs, they were deployed for the Youth Olympic Games 2010. It was given a special livery to denote it as a YOG shuttle bus.. |
Resorts World Sentosa uses Scania K230UBs with SC Chivalrous coach bodywork operates the shuttle routes in and out of RWS. It is operated by
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| PA9275U operating on a Resorts World Sentosa shuttle, ferrying visitors in and out of Sentosa. |
ComfortDelgro operates a small fleet of Scania K230UBs as a National University of Singapore Campus A1/A2 shuttle. They are similar to the units used by Resorts World Sentosa/Woodlands Transport.
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| PA9575D operating on Route A2 in the NUS campus. |
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