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Scirocco kisses Leon's bumper despite having enough time to brake!?

Scirocco kisses Leon's bumper despite having enough time to brake!?

chitchatboy

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As seen on ROAD.sg, a red Volkswagen Scirocco has rear ended a SEAT Leon Cupra at the junction of the KJE exit to Woodland Road. 

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The accident happened a while ago on 3rd of April but only started getting viral recently as the Scirocco owner shared the video on a private whatsapp group chat (We have no idea why he/she would do this).

Thankfully, this is no serious accident despite the camera car obviously speeding along the KJE exit before filtering into Woodlands road. Sharp viewers of the video would also notice from the car's exhaust note that the accelerator was being pressed to overtake the bus at the 11-second mark. 

But then again, it did look like the Scirocco could stop in time but chose to not come to a complete stop while checking for vehicles on Woodlands road...

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Check out the video below. Is this a case of bad luck and/or bad judgement from Volkswagen driver who actually could stop in time or a case of speeding and reckless driving from both drivers? Let us know what you think in the comments below.

 


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Lala81

These cars are obviously speeding. How stupid can u get to upload a video of you speeding.

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RevStarZen

Bad judgment + inexperience by cam car at slip road anticipating Leon Cupra to move?

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