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OMG, this really reflects badly on Singapore. I think the biggest mistake was to allow these vehicles to share paths with pedestrian.

 

We can ban chewing gum (something that doesn't kill) for so long but we have no idea how to stop these type of accidents from repeating themselves.

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OMG, this really reflects badly on Singapore. I think the biggest mistake was to allow these vehicles to share paths with pedestrian.

 

We can ban chewing gum (something that doesn't kill) for so long but we have no idea how to stop these type of accidents from repeating themselves.

Yalor

donno what will it take for they to ban

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Should just ban them out ride before even more innocent people get killed or kena blamed for the escooter riders' death.

 

Just a few hours ago I came across one delivering food zooming across the road, and then on the pedestrian footpath at about 50 km/h (I was doing about 55 and barely able to overtook the guy)!

 

I think the culprits should be caned as well, it is worse than mischief like vandalising walls.

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OMG, this really reflects badly on Singapore. I think the biggest mistake was to allow these vehicles to share paths with pedestrian.

 

We can ban chewing gum (something that doesn't kill) for so long but we have no idea how to stop these type of accidents from repeating themselves.

the difference is that the person who made the decision to ban chewing gum is no longer around... RIP...

 

times are different and leadership is different now...

Yalor

donno what will it take for they to ban

they are waiting for more fatalities? -_-
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OMG, this really reflects badly on Singapore. I think the biggest mistake was to allow these vehicles to share paths with pedestrian.

 

We can ban chewing gum (something that doesn't kill) for so long but we have no idea how to stop these type of accidents from repeating themselves.

These PMDs are more of a nuisance than chewing gums.  [thumbsdown]

 

Should totally ban. 

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the difference is that the person who made the decision to ban chewing gum is no longer around... RIP...

 

times are different and leadership is different now...

they are waiting for more fatalities? -_-

Zergs mati no count hor

One Protoss different [sly]

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Zergs mati no count hor

One Protoss different [sly]

but whats the chances of Protoss kena? many Zergs and Terrans surrounding them
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OMG, this really reflects badly on Singapore. I think the biggest mistake was to allow these vehicles to share paths with pedestrian.

 

We can ban chewing gum (something that doesn't kill) for so long but we have no idea how to stop these type of accidents from repeating themselves.''

They don't intend to solve the problem lah! Elites normally won't walk on the pavements!

http://sgtalk.org/mybb/Thread-Committee-who-created-the-PMD-hazard-for-pedestrians-Conflict-of-interest-with-pedes

 

Post in Sg talk.

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See such reports very song.

 

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Man arrested for knocking down woman with e-scooter at Chinatown MRT station

 

A woman was knocked down at Chinatown MRT station. (Photos: Facebook / All Singapore Stuff)

27 Jan 2018 12:51PM (Updated: 27 Jan 2018 02:10PM)

 

SINGAPORE: A 34-year-old man has been arrested for his suspected involvement in a case of rash act causing hurt at Chinatown MRT Station, police said on Saturday (Jan 27).

 

Police said they received a report that someone had been knocked down by an e-scooter at about 4pm on Friday. They arrested the suspect at the scene and seized the e-scooter.

 

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Channel NewsAsia understands that the man rode his e-scooter into a Taiwanese tourist and the woman was taken to hospital for outpatient treatment.

 

Investigations against the suspect are ongoing.  

 

If convicted, he may be jailed up to one year and/or fined up to $5,000.         

 

"The police would like to advise all users of personal mobility devices to exercise due care and caution when riding to prevent accidents from occurring," police said. 

 

"When in areas with high crowd density, it is recommended that users dismount and push their devices instead of riding them."

 


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