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Toyota Hiace drives against traffic on Changi Road as cool as a cucumber

Toyota Hiace drives against traffic on Changi Road as cool as a cucumber

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Today, we have a Toyota Hiace driver that might have allowed water to seep inside his brain while driving in the rain.

He drives against traffic flow along Changi Road towards the city and cuts across three lanes to turn into Siglap Ave. The best part is, he's driving calmly as if he's doing nothing wrong when in actual fact, he's scaring everybody

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As a driver myself, Singapore roads are extremely easy to navigate. I admit that I've driven against traffic before albeit in a carpark but never on a main road.

Anyways, I digress. Here's the video.

Where is this place?

Gungho right? This is where the incident happend, courtesy of Google Maps.

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Maybe he made a wrong turn after pumping petrol at ESSO?

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For the folks here, when driving, please watch out for "unusual vehicle" and don't assume that everyone follows road regulations. Do not hesitate to alert them of their wrongdoings to prevent somebody from getting hurt.

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On 9/1/2021 at 2:46 PM, Jamesc said:

What's the problem?

The van was only going one way.

:D

No problem, very soon you will see him in the news. No need to blow. Haha😂

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