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Cyclist tries to chase taxi but fails and makes himself look silly

Cyclist tries to chase taxi but fails and makes himself look silly

chitchatboy

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Hi guys, we have more trouble-making cyclists to report.

Uploaded on SG Road Vigilante's page is an incident between a cyclist and a SMRT taxi on 7th of Feb 2021 at around 2pm along Kallang road.

All was well until the taxi driver wanted to turn into Crawford Street but realised that two cyclists was in his way. Realising that the cyclists wasn't going to give way, the taxi slowed down and slotted himself behind the cyclists before turning left.

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However, it seemed that one of the cyclist felt that the taxi driver had endangered his life when the taxi made his first move to filter left and proceeded to chase the taxi.

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We have no idea why he would do that. Did he think that he could chase the taxi and stop him with his bicycle? That is putting aside the fact that the taxi already gave way to him anyway.

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We pity the friend who was abandoned due to the cyclist's impulsive rage and it was no surprise that netizens flamed the cyclist's actions big time...

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Heartbreakid

Sorry to say. Even though it might sound quite impossible that the gov will ban cycling on the road, but if we have more and more anal cyclists becoming a nuisance and causing inconvenience for other road users who are contributing their effort to the economy as compare to these bunch of just cycle for fun idiots, one day a petition or ban might just come to stop cycling on the roads, all thanks to the growing number of idiotic cyclists.

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