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MG driving against traffic flow leaves camera car stunned

MG driving against traffic flow leaves camera car stunned

chitchatboy

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Little did he know...

Now, we don't know whether to laugh or be angry if we came across such a situation.

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As seen on STOMP is this video of a driver driving along Tampines Ave 4 with the intention of turning into Tampines Central 1 when he/she realises that there is suddenly another car in his/her path.

This was captured on 8th of Dec 2020 and we bet the camera car driver must have been shocked as he seemed to be traveling at a decent speed before needing to slam onto the brakes after he spots the offending car in his lane.

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Lala81

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lol this is the road to go into tampines one carpark.

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Watwheels

And the driver never noticed it until he/she comes face to face with another driver?

Someone give him/her a beer.

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