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As of April 2020, Personal Mobility Devices (PMDs) has been legally banned on roads, footpaths and pedestrian-only paths. However, there are still sightings of PMDs on our roads, often rode by young punks (YPs). Watch this bunch of YPs ride that couldn't give a damn, ride their illegally modified PMDs on the road: What Happened? The video above was captured by a female passenger of the cam car. 3 YPs were riding their illegally modified PMDs along Brickland Road, travelling as fast as 70km/h and overtaking vehicles around them. And obviously, none of them gave a shit as they rode while clad in dark-coloured clothing, without any lights and personal protective equipment. Below is the following conversation that the female passenger and cam car driver had regarding the YPs on their PMDs: Female passenger: "What are they doing ah? What's that a bicycle ah?" Cam car driver: "It's a PMD. There are 3 of them." Female passenger: "So ridiculous! They think they very funny issit??" Stuck At Traffic Light Not long after, the YPs came to a halt at a red light, with the cam car directly behind them. And after they spotted the female passenger filming them, they quickly got off the road by paddling to a nearby pedestrian pavement. Upon moving off at a green light signal, the YPs reportedly scolded a bunch of vulgarities loudly at the cam car. Best Mode of Transport Able to travel as fast as vehicles ✅ No motor insurance required ✅ No COE and road tax ✅ Environmentally-friendly, uses electricity instead of petrol ✅ Cheap and affordable ✅ No license required ✅ Able to modify and "zhng" ✅ It is no wonder PMDs are so highly sought after, despite being illegal in Singapore. Netizens' Comments HAHAHA I laughed out loud at this comment! Wait until you meet the black TP stealth bikes at night😈 Chill...she's just concerned. ========= Be the first to get the latest road/ COE news, and get first dibs on exclusive promos and giveaways in our Telegram SGCM Community. Join us today!