Tag Archives: Traffic

If you recall, some time in January, a Caucasian man was seen skiing on the road in the CBD area. Netizens questioned if it posed a danger to motorists but there was no news of any warning given to him. Now, we are seeing an ang moh again in the CBD once again doing a "roller-skiing" workout, presumably due to emptier road conditions during the circuit breaker.

Our reader saw an old man standing at the junction of the road this morning with his cardboard collecting trolley and lamented the high standards of living in Singapore. Nope, the old man wasn't exercising.

Our reader is looking for help to her father's hit and run accident this morning along SLE towards Woodlands. Her father had his ribs and shoulders fractured. He also suffered abrasions and infections. Any help in identifying the culprit?

Another netizen echoes complaints about heavy vehicles going way past their speed limits. He observed some of them trying to overtake each other at Tuas Industrial area and hoped the authorities will take action.

Our reader alerted us to a mother whose children avoided injuries from a car accident because she took the time and effort to buckle them up properly. It's thanks to the child seats that her kids are safe!

A reader is sick of heavy vehicles causing accidents. He suggested for authorities to ban them from Singapore roads or restrict the timing where they can drive. Do you agree?

A netizen appeals for witnesses or footage of his accident along TPE towards Changi this morning. He claims a white car abruptly changed lanes and caused him to crash.

A netizen is appealing for witness to his grandfather's motorbike accident along TPE towards PIE after Jalan Kayu exit. His grandfather has serious head injuries and is currently in Khoo Teck Puat Hospital.

A netizen is appealing for witnesses to her father's motorcycle accident at the junction between Jln Tenaga and Kaki Bukit Ave 1. Her mother is still in ICU.

A lorry caught fire just this morning at Lornie Rd, causing a massive jam along Braddell Rd. Drivers saw thick smoke billowing from the vehicle and said only 2 lanes were usable. It is uncertain what caused the fire, but the SCDF has since extinguished it and nobody was injured.