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Guys as per topic, My relative has a huge problem. He has a neighbour upstairs married to a viet wife and his mother with 2 kids just moved in. Every single day at night the kids fight and drag chairs and throw toys and shout and husband and wife fighting and quarrelling. No kidding. Every SINGLE day. My relative went up to tell them many times but each time they say ok ok ok but not apologetic. There was once the husband beat the wife up until jia lat jia lat police came a few times. in the evening is kids causing noise. In the night is the husband quarrelling with wife... The final last time my relative went up to tell them to quiet down, they ask him to move out if he is not happy I think they are also irritated by my relative's non stop visits. Is there any way I can advise them or any help they can approach? They have been living there for the past 15yrs till the new neighbours moved in past 6 mths. Buay tahan liao... please don't ask me to give illegal advise because if I could I wouldn't be here asking for help. Police tried before. don't want to go MP useless. HELP!
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Hi guys, My car had this error while driving on MCE on tuesday, I stopped my car at the side of the exp to restart the car but still the same. I decided to continue the journey as it did not affect my car driving. Finally reached my destination and open up the hood. Found one of the battery wire connector slightly loosen and tightened the screw. Tried to restart the car and problem went away but came back after a minute later. I decided to ignore it. It hasnt come back since and I drove the car the past two days without this error. Any thoughts what could cause this?
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This afternoon, 23 July 2015 @ 1250 hrs, was on my way back to office in Jurong Island. At the junction of Sakra Road and Jurong Island Highway, a tipper truck suddenly turned when I entered the junction. Luckily I was able to brake on time. To think I nearly died. My_Movie.wmv
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Such gracious act definitely deserves a mention here. If the driver is a member here and reading this, double thumbs up to u! Going out of your way and creating convenience for other drivers. We need more good and kind drivers like you, thank you! http://singaporeseen.stomp.com.sg/singaporeseen/get-inspired/kudos-man-removes-large-fallen-tree-branch-causing-traffic-obstruction Kudos! Man removes large fallen tree branch causing traffic obstruction Posted on 08 September 2014 | 243 views | 1 comments More Sharing Services PHOTO: Video screengrab A man who moved a large fallen tree branch away from the middle of the road has won praises of netizens for his Samaritan spirit. In a video posted by Facebook user Paul PK Wong on Sep 6, it showed the driver pulling the tree branch which was obstructing the traffic on a two-lane road. The video was shared over 60 times and was Liked by over 80 people. In the video caption, he wrote: "Wanted to drive pass the tree branch, and it was blocking the traffic flow. "Then decided, why not move it away. "It took me only a few sec to move it. "Hope my kids inside the car learn some good values of life from me.- 19 replies
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IN a second accident to be reported along the Pan-Island Expressway in a day, a car burst into flames on the highway on Monday evening. The Singapore Civil Defence Force (SCDF) said it received a call about the incident at 7.15pm. Officers arrived to find a sedan car on fire along the PIE in the direction of Tuas, after the Eng Neo exit. It is not known how the car burst into flames. No one was hurt and the flames were extinguished immediately, the SCDF spokesman said. Earlier in the afternoon, two men sustained minor injuries in an accident involving a van, a mini-bus and at least two other vehicles, also along the PIE. Source: http://www.straitstimes.com/breaking-news/singapore/story/car-bursts-flames-along-pie-causing-traffic-jam-20131014 -
The lorry driver must be dreaming or something else. Every vehicles stopped cos of red light and he just went ahead and cause chain collision........ Accident happen just now 03/09/13 at about 7.03am along the junction of Jalan Kayu & Fernvale Lane. The lorry never attemp to stop and no brakes lights..... I have the video captured on my FXD 700 but sorry, IT stuff very blurr, unable to upload video. Tried so many times just couldn't upload the video... -
Was on my way home from Mustafa with wifey and kids taking south bound CTE. There were road works going on and this taxi almost caused an accident when he did not check for clear traffic before making this dangerous maneuver. Replayed the video when I got home and thought I saw he pointed middle finger at 0.25s.
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Excellent news! http://www.straitstimes.com/breaking-news/...riving-20121126 I hope he gets into lots and lots of trouble
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http://www.nzherald.co.nz/world/news/artic...jectid=10832735 The father of a Kiwi facing up to 10 years in Singapore's notorious Changi Prison and a caning travelled with him last week when he finally turned himself in. Robert Stephen Dahlberg, a stock broker and former junior Tall Black basketballer, appeared in a Singapore court last week charged with causing grievous bodily harm - relating to an alleged booze-fuelled altercation in April 2010 in which two locals were injured. Dad Bill Dahlberg, a trustee of the Canterbury Community Trust, said despite his son having skipped the country in July last year, he had always been keen to honour his obligations, though he would defend the charges. "Robert did the right thing by going to the police in the days after the incident and voluntarily giving a statement. He continued to be concerned about the welfare of Mr Liew [one of the injured] and made repeated offers to pay for medical expenses and arrange for him to see a specialist. "Robert stayed in Singapore, gaining permanent residency status, for 14 months after the incident. It was a shock to us all when charges were laid." Last July, he paid a $23,000 bond to travel for business while on bail. He promised to return to Singapore, but skipped to New Zealand. Dahlberg returned to Singapore and was arrested upon arrival and appeared in court. His next court date is in two weeks.
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A man was jailed for eight weeks and banned from driving for five years on Tuesday for causing the death of his elder brother and drink driving. Jaswant Singh, 54, a technician, who had pleaded guilty, was giving his brother, Mr Harbans Singh, then 54, a ride home when the accident happened at the signalised T-junction of Bukit Batok Road by Bukit Batok West Avenue 7 on July 25, 2009. The court heard that they had earlier attended a ceremony at the house of their eldest brother, whose son was getting married the next day. They had taken some beer. Jaswant was riding along the extreme left lane of Bukit Batok Road at about 12.30am that day when he failed to keep a proper lookout ahead for a car that was slowing down when the traffic light changed from green to amber. Source: http://www.straitstimes.com/breaking-news/...-brothers-death
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A man was charged in court on Monday with causing the death of a cyclist along Bedok South Road last November. Wang Boon Tat, 21, was driving a van on Nov 19 when he hit Mr Salleh Ali, 57, on an electric power-assisted bicycle while overtaking the cyclist along the left lane of Bedok South Road, causing his death. The case was adjourned to July 30 for him to engage a lawyer. If convicted, he faces a jail term of up to two years and/or a fine. Source: http://www.straitstimes.com/BreakingNews/S...ory_822820.html
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A contractor who drove without a licence and hit a motorcyclist by failing to keep a proper lookout was jailed and banned from driving on Friday. After Seah Song Hua had hit Mr Lai Kar Wai's motorcycle along Bukit Batok Road on July 30 last year, the rider was flung off his machine and pinned under the lorry. The lorry continued to move forward and hit a car, which in turn rammed into another car. Seah, 36, drove off after the collisions and finally stopped his lorry. Source: http://www.straitstimes.com/BreakingNews/S...ory_816560.html
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Came across this news from google and wanted to take this oportunity to educate my kids.... but ended up as a minor flame war in my family My daughter asked me that why is the lorry driver penalised when he follow the traffic rules (drive off after green light)? Its very obvious th its the pedestrian fault since she was so far away from the pedestrian crossing... My wife explained to her that the driver should keep a look out of the pedestrian when driving.... I do not agree with my wife and told her that the pedestrian should not assume that all drivers could see them cause there are many other things that the driver need to pay attention with, afterall, its the pedestrian own safety and if they dont care, who else would?? ... My wife buay song after hearing what i said and the argument started,..... ________________________________________________________________________________ ________________ http://news.asiaone.com/News/AsiaOne%2BNew...608-351433.html A lorry driver has been jailed for one week and banned from driving for three years for causing the death of a pedestrian, reported The Straits Times. Muhammad Jufri Sukaimi, 38, came to a stop at the junction of Orchard Road and Grange Road when the traffic light signal was red in March 2011. He made a right turn when the lights turned green and ended up hitting Madam Han Ai Lian, 61, who was crossing about six metres away from the pedestrian crossing line. The Straits Times reported that she died two days later from bleeding due to blunt force injury to the pelvis and left lower limb. Madam Han was on her way to work as a cleaner at Cathay Cineleisure Orchard. Muhammad Jufri pleaded guilty to the accident. He could have been jailed for up to two years and/or fined for the offence. ___________________________________________________ So who do you think is wrong?? -
A doctor was sentenced to four weeks' jail and banned from driving for five years on Friday for causing the death of a cyclist and four other traffic offences. Teo Tiong Kiat, 65, had admitted to causing the death of freelance writer Mok Chee Kong, 35, and causing grievous hurt to Mr Bertram Leong Poh Meng, 24, a chef, by a negligent act along Clementi Road on March 21, 2010. He had a glass of wine that evening but his breath specimen was below the prescribed legal limit. A third cyclist had testified that he saw Teo's car suddenly swerve into the extreme left lane where his two friends were cycling one behind the other. He heard tyre-screeching sounds followed by a loud collision. Source: http://www.straitstimes.com/BreakingNews/S...ory_803049.html
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An Indian national had more than twice the legal limit for drink driving when his lorry rammed into three pedestrians, one of whom died as a result. Muthukrishnan Gunasekaran, 39, was jailed for 20 months and banned from driving for six years. He pleaded guilty on Wednesday to causing the death of Indian national Natarajan Sugumar, 25, by doing a rash act; causing grievous hurt to two other pedestrians and his front-seat passenger; and driving when he had 76mcg alcohol per 100ml of breath along Toh Guan Road East on Feb 15, 2010. A district court heard that he had whisky the night before with a friend at a coffeeshop. Source: http://www.straitstimes.com/BreakingNews/S...ory_799533.html
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A hit-and-run bus driver was charged in court on Monday with causing the death of a pedestrian doing a rash act. Phang Yiap Choy, 28, a Malaysian, faces three charges. He was driving an SMRT bus when he allegedly failed to give way to Madam Ng Sew Hong, 67, at the signalised pedestrian crossing while making a right turn from Yishun Central 1 into Yishun Avenue 2, thus hitting the woman and causing her death. He is also accused of failing to stop after the accident on Oct 28 last year, and to render aid. Source: http://www.straitstimes.com/BreakingNews/S...ory_791781.html ------------------- Bus driver charged for hit-and-run death A Malaysian man was Monday charged in court for causing the death of a pedestrian on October 28, 2011. Phang Yiap Choy, 28, allegedly did not give way to Madam Ng Sew Hong (pictured above), 67, at a pedestrian crossing in Yishun. The driver of an SMRT bus hit Madam Ng as he was making a right turn from Yishun Central 1 into Yishun Avenue 2. Phang, who faces three charges in total, is also accused of not stopping after the incident to help, reported The Straits Times. The hit-and-run driver instead fled to Malaysia. Seven hours after the incident happened, Phang turned himself in at the Woodlands checkpoint where he was arrested. The case continues next Friday. Source: http://motoring.asiaone.com/Motoring/News/...423-341595.html
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A former taxi driver was fined a total of $10,000 on Thursday for causing the death of a motorcyclist and injuring a pillion rider. Goh Kim Keat, 44, was also banned from driving for three years for the Dec 15, 2010 accident. He admitted to causing the death of Mr Abdul Rahim Haji Abdul Hamid, 49, a postman, and causing grievous hurt to his wife, Madam Hajjah Salimah Salleh, 47, who was riding pillion. The court heard that Goh was driving a cab along Thomson Road when he slowed down near the cross junction to make a right turn into Olive Road. Source: http://www.straitstimes.com/BreakingNews/S...ory_790448.html
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An angry Singaporean aunty chased her husband and his PRC mistress up a bus and caused a freak road accident instead! According to media reports, the 61 year woman had long suspected her husband had an extra-marital affair outside when she discovered lewd messages sent to him by an unknown woman in his handphone. One night, her husband suddenly left home at 10 O
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http://sg.finance.yahoo.com/news/Bleak-out...156993.html?x=0 Singapore's property sector may soon face difficult times, as Standard Chartered Bank's latest report has stated a bearish outlook for the market. According to the bank's analysts, prices and rents of residential properties in Singapore will drop by 30 percent over the next three years. This will be quite a setback, given that prices rose 18 percent in 2010, as Singapore recovered strongly from the global financial crisis. Prices soared a further six percent in the first three quarters of this year. In addition, the bank expects some problems ahead, such as the unprecedented supply of completed homes coming on-stream and slower population growth due to stricter immigration policies. "We expect lower population growth and high completions to induce a 20-30 percent decline in home prices in 2012-2014," said the StanChart analysts. "When residential prices went into a four-year downcycle from 2001, residential developers traded at 0.6-0.8 times price-to-book ratio." The gloomy outlook came after property developers reported subdued results for the third quarter this year, attributed to lower contributions from their development units. For the latest property news, trends, resources and expert opinions, visit our property news section. Home buyers, sellers or property renters looking for a Singapore property may like to visit http://www.propertyguru.com.sg today.
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Drunk, crashed into four cars and then still dare to offer kopi money when arrested? Really kena big time.... From CNA: http://www.channelnewsasia.com/stories/sin...1155614/1/.html Drunk driver who caused collision jailed for attempted bribery By Alvina Soh | Posted: 26 September 2011 1711 hrs -
Singapore Home > Breaking News > Singapore > Story Jun 13, 2011 Pedestrian fined for causing hurt to cyclist By Elena Chong A PEDESTRIAN stepped onto the road without looking to the right and collided with a cyclist who died five hours later. On Monday, Xu Yuanyuan, 19, a Chinese national, was fined $1,500 after she admitted to causing hurt to cleaner Lock Wai Chee, 42, by doing a negligent act as to endanger his life. The court heard that Xu, a student, was waiting at the pavement of the Jalan Bukit Merah by Henderson Road junction on Dec 21 last year when she took a step forward when the traffic signal was against her. As a result, she collided into the cyclist who was cycling towards her from her right side along Henderson Road. Mr Lock was thrown off the bicycle and suffered serious head injuries. He died at 10.19pm. Xu could have been jailed for up to six months and/or fined up to $2,500. http://www.straitstimes.com/BreakingNews/S...ory_679377.html
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Hey anyone can confirm? Got AVA test?
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Sorry, some whinning here. I feel that poor driving by many people is the main result of jams (of course other factors like road designs and traffic lights are sometimes the culprit instead). From my observation, I realise than many people like to cut in from lane 1 to leftmost lane when they are around 100-200m from the express way exits (sometimes even closer). If they can't cut in, they just slow down and causes cars behind to brake and slow down as well. As cars get slower, they get closer to each other and its even more difficult to cut in. then drivers have to slow down even more to try to change lanes... The end result in a jam at expressway exits. I ever did see people coming to literally a halt (like 10-20KM/H)on lane 2 so they can cut in to lane 4 to exit the expressway on CTE. You horn them them also don't care. Then you have to stop with them. Few notorious spots are CTE exit to PIE, CTE exit to bukit timah, PIE to BKE and more..... This is terrible driving.....
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Any one who was caught in the oil spout by a sand truck on Saturday afternoon 4 plus? The lancer in front of me was affected badly by the sudden oil spout(at driver side), did not realize the lights change to red and banged the taxi(fielder i think) in front. I was the 3rd car.... So i made a beeline for yishun ave 5 shell where this farking ah tiong was giving me the tone as if the oil is my bloody fault
