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Selfless Toyota Wish driver swerves his car and hits a tree after colliding with a motorcyclist

Selfless Toyota Wish driver swerves his car and hits a tree after colliding with a motorcyclist

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With the widespread use of the dash cam, you will certainly come across negatively-associated incidents on social media platforms now more than ever.

Compared to negatively-associated incidents, commendable acts often go unreported and are less likely to surface online.

Well, not for this commendable act:

What Happened?
As usual, there was heavy traffic along Woodlands Avenue 12 towards Gambas since it was the peak hour.

Just then, a motorcyclist gradually filtered from lane 1 to lane 2 before lane-splitting between lanes 2 and 3. 

He continues riding for a distance while lane splitting between lanes 2 and 3 with his left signal indicator still on.

Out of the blue, the motorcyclist started veering left and ploughed into the side of a Toyota Wish before losing his balance and falling on the road. 

At this point, the Toyota driver realised what had happened and performed a selfless act by swerving his car to the left to avoid running over the collapsed motorcyclist.

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Subsequently, the Toyota driver fully mounts the kerb before crashing head-first into a tree. 

The collapsed motorcyclist would have had his head run over if not for the Toyota driver's swift reflexes. 

Kudos to the Toyota driver for his quick thinking and excellent reflexes!

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Right now, I am hoping for the best for both parties 🙏

Netizens' Comments

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 Kudos to the Toyota driver!👏

 

1840914464_Screenshot2022-04-29at11_29_49AM.thumb.png.d4f198b53d96baa04b2cf59b5cd5bf87.pngWell, that could be a possible explanation to the motorcyclist's bizarre act!

 

 

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