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Whooping 9 bus-truck-lorry chain collision spotted along the AYE

Whooping 9 bus-truck-lorry chain collision spotted along the AYE

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Camera footage has caught the scene of an insane 9 vehicle collision along the AYE. Consisting of SBS buses, lorries and trucks, all heavy vehicles.

Watch the video for yourself below 

Hmmm

I wonder what caused the root of the accident, perhaps one of the heavy vehicles jammed their breaks and the rest did not have sufficient time to follow suit? But, that would mean that 9 vehicles were tailgating one another!

An SCDF ambulance was also caught seen on the road, perhaps to try and rescue and potentially injured individuals. 

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Netizen Comments 

Netizens chime in with their own take of this shocking situation, many of which accusing the vehicles of engaging in ‘tailgating’, which is the act of driving too closely behind the vehicle, resulting in this chain collision

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No matter, I do hope that everybody involved in the accident is safe and did not sustain any permanent injuries. 

 

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Jamesc

No need to wonder what caused the root of the accident.

Driving too closely and not enough room to stop.

Simple really.

:D

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