Another drunk driver makes headlines again — this time involving a car colliding into an innocent motorcyclist and a pedestrian at the junction of South Bridge Road and Pickering Street.
Last Friday afternoon, a 34-year-old man was arrested for alleged drink driving after he ploughed straight into a scooter, sending the motorcyclist flying into the air. The Straits Times reports that a pedestrian was involved in the accident too — both casualties were conveyed conscious to Singapore General Hospital.
The lights have turned green in favor of the motorcyclist to move off when a red car rammed into him.First biker past and second biker was sent flying upon impact after a speeding car beat the red light along South Bridge Road yesterday.The accident occurred at around 4.30pm yesterday along South Bridge Road towards Neil Road at the junction of Pickering Street.We hope rider is ok and justice is served to driver.Failing to conform to traffic light signals is a $200 fine and 12 demerit points. Dangerous driving is 24 demerit points and will be charged in court. Credit : Stomp
Posted by Roads.sg on Saturday, 30 January 2016
Just recently, another drunk driver was arrested after causing chaos on the Seletar Expressway, crashing his car into the back of a lorry, causing the lorry to overturn.
