Reckless Cyclist

[Volvobrick]

On 9/15/2024 at 4:34 PM, Karoon said:

It's a frigging Sunday morning. Are they blocking drivers rushing to be in office by 9am?

Really sinkees pawn sinkees... not happy, others also cannot be happy.

Yes. One can indeed feel happier if others around him are less happy.

[Atonchia]

https://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/courts-crime/4-weeks-jail-for-cyclist-who-rode-bike-with-faulty-brakes-and-caused-63-year-old-pedestrian-s-death

 

This type deserves to be jailed.

[BanCoe]

On 8/14/2024 at 11:36 PM, inlinesix said:

We have a lot of retirees here.

Anyone care to apply to work as Enforcement Officers?

Not many but many action action here like wannabe retirees at 55 

[Volvobrick]

On 9/21/2024 at 1:29 PM, Abracadabra said:

Yesterday a Grab food delivery guy was caught by TP for riding along AYE on a bicycle.

It caused a bit of traffic slowdown as it was quite a spectacle. 😁

He should have been on a modified eBike and would not hold up any traffic. Probably faster than cars too! 

[Mustank]

On 9/21/2024 at 1:37 PM, Volvobrick said:

He should have been on a modified eBike and would not hold up any traffic. Probably faster than cars too! 

Those ah beng speedy goonzales really don’t hold up traffic 💪

they run very fast 😅

 

[DOBIEMKZ]

[mersaylee]

On 9/23/2024 at 9:24 PM, DOBIEMKZ said:

Respect...no balls to drop...but got balls to chiong...😁

 

[Atonchia]

Whack them stringently to

杀一警百

Hope their peers can get the message....

https://www.channelnewsasia.com/singapore/six-cyclists-flouting-road-cycling-rules-orchard-scotts-charged-4665546

[Beehive3783]

On 10/8/2024 at 10:00 PM, Atonchia said:

Whack them stringently to

杀一警百

Hope their peers can get the message....

https://www.channelnewsasia.com/singapore/six-cyclists-flouting-road-cycling-rules-orchard-scotts-charged-4665546

My guess, $200 fine for each fella. 

[mersaylee]

On 10/8/2024 at 10:00 PM, Atonchia said:

Whack them stringently to

杀一警百

Hope their peers can get the message....

https://www.channelnewsasia.com/singapore/six-cyclists-flouting-road-cycling-rules-orchard-scotts-charged-4665546

Neber a matter of money or face...value is in the signal...my guess is 9696...🤑

[Kopites]

On 9/20/2024 at 11:38 PM, Atonchia said:

https://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/courts-crime/4-weeks-jail-for-cyclist-who-rode-bike-with-faulty-brakes-and-caused-63-year-old-pedestrian-s-death

 

This type deserves to be jailed.

Four weeks inexchange for a life. Do your sum. 

Quoted

Sept 20, Li Lanying, 52, was sentenced to four weeks’ jail 

Edited October 9, 2024 by Kopites

[Windwaver]

 

[Beregond]

look like Fine not enough

 

[Sdf4786k]

Looks like LTA must make cycling more then 7 in a group to attend court before things improved. Pluse the fact that mostly are given a warning or stern warning without punitive fines, it becomes a badge of honor .

to separate the boys from real men…lol

but first, there must be a show of presence by lta that they can enforce or start a campaign to curb the bolden behaviour of entitlement and the helplessness of the motorists and bus commuters 

Edited October 13, 2024 by Sdf4786k

[Windwaver]

This fellow caused a daughter missed seeing her mother's last breath 

https://mothership.sg/2024/10/cyclist-zebra-crossing-sengkang/

Cyclist uses bicycle to block car driver at Sengkang zebra crossing, causes traffic jam

The cyclist apparently blocked the driver's way.

A cyclist allegedly caused a traffic jam at the junction of Anchorvale Crescent and Anchorvale Street after he dismounted from his bicycle at a zebra crossing to argue with a car driver.

Mothership understands that the incident occurred at around 7pm on Oct. 10 along Anchorvale Crescent towards Anchorvale Street.

The cyclist, a man clad in a grey shirt and jeans, was riding his bicycle across a zebra crossing.

The post's caption wrote that the car driver was a private hire vehicle driver.

While the Road Traffic (Pedestrian Crossing) Rules do not require the cyclist to dismount and push their bicycle at traffic crossings, it states that those cycling “must stop and look for on-coming traffic” before using a zebra or pedestrian crossing, according to the Land Transport Authority.

It is unclear if the video fully disclosed the extent of the altercation.

The cyclist could be seen gesturing towards the driver, and taking out his earphones and walking towards the car.

His bicycle was apparently positioned so as to prevent the car's driver from moving forward.

The dispute allegedly continued for a while, with the cyclist taking out his phone to take photos of the car and to make a call.

The next clip showed a line of vehicles behind the car, which were held up as the sky got darker at this point.

Mothership understands that the police were eventually called to attend to the situation.

Person who was held up in traffic missed mother's passing

Many in the comments section berated the driver and appeared to side with the cyclist.

One commenter even claimed that her friend was caught in the traffic jam and was unable to see her mother one last time before she passed away.

"When a parent takes their last breath without seeing their child arrive, or when a child misses the chance to see their mother for the last time, do you know what that feeling is like?"

The junction is beside Sengkang General Hospital.

[Beregond]

On 10/14/2024 at 9:24 AM, Windwaver said:

This fellow caused a daughter missed seeing her mother's last breath 

https://mothership.sg/2024/10/cyclist-zebra-crossing-sengkang/

Cyclist uses bicycle to block car driver at Sengkang zebra crossing, causes traffic jam

The cyclist apparently blocked the driver's way.

A cyclist allegedly caused a traffic jam at the junction of Anchorvale Crescent and Anchorvale Street after he dismounted from his bicycle at a zebra crossing to argue with a car driver.

Mothership understands that the incident occurred at around 7pm on Oct. 10 along Anchorvale Crescent towards Anchorvale Street.

The cyclist, a man clad in a grey shirt and jeans, was riding his bicycle across a zebra crossing.

The post's caption wrote that the car driver was a private hire vehicle driver.

While the Road Traffic (Pedestrian Crossing) Rules do not require the cyclist to dismount and push their bicycle at traffic crossings, it states that those cycling “must stop and look for on-coming traffic” before using a zebra or pedestrian crossing, according to the Land Transport Authority.

It is unclear if the video fully disclosed the extent of the altercation.

The cyclist could be seen gesturing towards the driver, and taking out his earphones and walking towards the car.

His bicycle was apparently positioned so as to prevent the car's driver from moving forward.

The dispute allegedly continued for a while, with the cyclist taking out his phone to take photos of the car and to make a call.

The next clip showed a line of vehicles behind the car, which were held up as the sky got darker at this point.

Mothership understands that the police were eventually called to attend to the situation.

Person who was held up in traffic missed mother's passing

Many in the comments section berated the driver and appeared to side with the cyclist.

One commenter even claimed that her friend was caught in the traffic jam and was unable to see her mother one last time before she passed away.

"When a parent takes their last breath without seeing their child arrive, or when a child misses the chance to see their mother for the last time, do you know what that feeling is like?"

The junction is beside Sengkang General Hospital.

If in US. the victim can take lawsuit against the cyclist🤣

[RH1667]

On 10/14/2024 at 9:49 AM, Beregond said:

If in US. the victim can take lawsuit against the cyclist🤣

If in US, guess the cyclist maybe shot by few angry driver that is being blocked for so long 😆

[Atonchia]

On 10/14/2024 at 9:24 AM, Windwaver said:

This fellow caused a daughter missed seeing her mother's last breath 

https://mothership.sg/2024/10/cyclist-zebra-crossing-sengkang/

Cyclist uses bicycle to block car driver at Sengkang zebra crossing, causes traffic jam

The cyclist apparently blocked the driver's way.

A cyclist allegedly caused a traffic jam at the junction of Anchorvale Crescent and Anchorvale Street after he dismounted from his bicycle at a zebra crossing to argue with a car driver.

Mothership understands that the incident occurred at around 7pm on Oct. 10 along Anchorvale Crescent towards Anchorvale Street.

The cyclist, a man clad in a grey shirt and jeans, was riding his bicycle across a zebra crossing.

The post's caption wrote that the car driver was a private hire vehicle driver.

While the Road Traffic (Pedestrian Crossing) Rules do not require the cyclist to dismount and push their bicycle at traffic crossings, it states that those cycling “must stop and look for on-coming traffic” before using a zebra or pedestrian crossing, according to the Land Transport Authority.

It is unclear if the video fully disclosed the extent of the altercation.

The cyclist could be seen gesturing towards the driver, and taking out his earphones and walking towards the car.

His bicycle was apparently positioned so as to prevent the car's driver from moving forward.

The dispute allegedly continued for a while, with the cyclist taking out his phone to take photos of the car and to make a call.

The next clip showed a line of vehicles behind the car, which were held up as the sky got darker at this point.

Mothership understands that the police were eventually called to attend to the situation.

Person who was held up in traffic missed mother's passing

Many in the comments section berated the driver and appeared to side with the cyclist.

One commenter even claimed that her friend was caught in the traffic jam and was unable to see her mother one last time before she passed away.

"When a parent takes their last breath without seeing their child arrive, or when a child misses the chance to see their mother for the last time, do you know what that feeling is like?"

The junction is beside Sengkang General Hospital.

 

This person is lucky to be covered by the doxxing laws in SG, if not, his details probably posted everywhere already.