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They are just asking for troubles ....

 

When can cyclists learn to obey traffic rules? When can our traffic system be strict to these cyclists?

Either way, cyclists are always on the losing end if accident happens ... if they flout traffic rules ...

 

Pang chance lah.

 

It is a T junction.  They only need to look out for traffic on the right.

 

If you want strict adherance to traffic rule, better write more complaints to police commander.

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Pang chance lah.

 

It is a T junction.  They only need to look out for traffic on the right.

 

If you want strict adherance to traffic rule, better write more complaints to police commander.

 

What about pedestrians? No need to lookout for them crossing from the left? [dizzy]

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What about pedestrians? No need to lookout for them crossing from the left? [dizzy]

 

Xilin ave at that hours rarely got human lah unless you are talking about radx

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With a bus on the left lane, they still dare to just sped thru w/o checking!!! [shakehead] Any accident, they are asking for it!!! :a-t9412:

人在做天在看

 

不是不报,时辰未到.

Its not the seriousness of the incident. but rather the attitude .

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Twincharged

 

They were intending to go to upper bukit timah? IMO, if they are going upper bukit timah then it is good that they did the lane change early rather than try to cut over at the last minute. Stomper should have shown the full video then we'll know.

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They were intending to go to upper bukit timah? IMO, if they are going upper bukit timah then it is good that they did the lane change early rather than try to cut over at the last minute. Stomper should have shown the full video then we'll know.

http://www.stomp.com.sg/singapore-seen/singapore/how-about-finding-somewhere-else-safer-ride-dear-cyclists-kpe

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Another good reason strictly enforce the rules for electric scooters and bicycles (max speed/weight and helmets).  In this case the rider only killed himself and not someone else.

 

http://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/courts-crime/death-of-expert-who-fell-off-his-e-scooter-at-east-coast-park-was-a

 

No rules for electric scoote or whatever personal mobile devices.  How to enforce?

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my wife using scooter around the neighbourhood w/o helmet.

She rides at about 10kph only. So still quite ok.

 

Even short distance, i also wear helmet to be on the safe side.

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