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Kudos to our Special Operation Command for stopping this cyclist!

Kudos to our Special Operation Command for stopping this cyclist!

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Our Circuit Breaker measures sure bring up quite a few weird incidents. I mean why would you even cycle in an expressway tunnel?

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As seen on ROAD.sg's website, it did seemed like someone cycled along our Marina Coastal Expressway on the 9th of April and was stopped by a Special Operation Command Police vehicle.

As uncommon as it is to see a cyclist on an expressway, it is even rarer to see someone from the SOC stop a traffic offender as it is not part of their job scope.

Kudos to the fellas for going the extra mile! 

Even netizens on the facebook page were also grateful to police force!

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