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Cyclist avoids death at junction along Bukit Timah like a whizz-ard

Cyclist avoids death at junction along Bukit Timah like a whizz-ard

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Just when you thought that things could not get any more ridiculous, Singaporeans will never fail to disappoint.

Ladies and gentlemen, I present to you today's magic trick: a cyclist with a death wish.

It's pretty jaw-dropping even if I say so myself.

What went down

Despite this video only being 46 seconds long, I re-watched it no less than 30 times!

While all the cars on the 5-lane junction wait patiently for the lights to turn green, this cyclist shoots pass the red light onto oncoming traffic adjacent to the five lanes. Like everyone in the office who watched the video, I thought he wouldn't make it, but somehow, he did!

Just to clarify, I do not condone or approve of such behaviour. He could have caused heaps of trouble for many people besides himself.

  • He almost knocks down a couple of pedestrians
  • I counted three or four cars that could have collided with him
  • AND A BUS

If you thought he got into an accident and the camera did not manage to capture it, watch till the end of the video. you'll spot him cycling along the road with not a scratch on him.

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Consider my mind... BLOWN. Is he some kind of immortal being?

Meanwhile, netizens had lots to say about the cyclist's stunt: 

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I sure do hope that our cyclists in Singapore take more caution while they're out cycling on the road. It's better to be safer than sorry, right?

Should more be done to keep cyclists in check? It's getting a little out of hand, don't you think?

 

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Leave them be. Nobody will remember what idiots do. They will just end up as statistics.

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I think this guy trying  to prove he can beat our system?

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