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Red Mitsubishi Outlander celebrates National day on a one-way street by driving the wrong way

Red Mitsubishi Outlander celebrates National day on a one-way street by driving the wrong way

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You might have come across a question like this during your BTT (Basic Theory Test).

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For the benefit of those who don't know, the answer should be "C". This is a one-way traffic sign.

Apparently the driver of this red Outlander does not understand the sign. It's pretty clear that he made a mistake and turned into Tyrwhitt Road (a one-way street) along Lavendar street. While most people would stop, make a three-point turn and move on, this driver continues to drive against traffic along Tyrwhitt Road.

Maybe there's a shortcut to his favourite durian stall. Here's the video.

Anyway, this is how a One-way Street sign looks like. It even has the words "ONE WAY" plastered on it. How could anyone miss this?

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And for the Mitsubishi Outlander driver, If someone were to report you, I think it is highly possible that you will be penalised by the Traffic Police.

 

Driving or riding against the flow of traffic as indicated by traffic signs  - Demerit 6 points + Fine - $200.

 

This guy, I really wanna "watch-out" him. 😂

 

 


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Some drivers think there is no police around means they can create their own rules.

Sounds familiar? Exactly like those drivers in South Asian countries? Maybe.

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