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Yet another BMW driver with a ‘dgaf’ attitude almost hits schoolchildren at a pedestrian crossing

Yet another BMW driver with a ‘dgaf’ attitude almost hits schoolchildren at a pedestrian crossing

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TL;DR – BMW 216I nearly hits school children at a pedestrian crossing in a school zone after blatantly ignoring two traffic marshals.

 

A 14-year-old boy whom a BMW had hit in Punggol passed away yesterday after 3-weeks in hospital.

You would think some people would be more careful on the roads after such a tragedy.

Not this driver (coincidentally, the culprit in question drives a BMW 216I).

Watch this 50-second video to understand why some people are fuming mad with this driver

What happened

Everything you need to see occurs in the first 8-seconds of the video.

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There are not one but TWO traffic marshals on either side of the pedestrian crossing. They raise their hands (and blinky light thingy) to stop oncoming traffic as a couple of Bukit Timah Primary school kids attempt to cross the road.

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But the BMW driver doesn’t give a rat’s @%#.

It just charges forward without hesitation.

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Here’s a gif (just in case)

In case you missed out on the moment and you’re lazy to scroll back, here’s a gif!

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Online Chatter

You can be certain that no one was kind to the BMW in the comments section.

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IZZIT?!!!!

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Why are they like that ah?

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Idiots. Idiots everywhere!

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