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Source: https://mustsharenews.com/dominos-pizza-mount-fuji/ Man Climbs Mount Fuji To Deliver Domino’s Pizza Food delivery riders often go above and beyond their call of duty to see to the needs of starving customers. They can brave anything, it seems, from heavy rain to the dangerous slopes of Mount Fuji, one of the tallest mountains in the world. Such was the case for a Domino’s Pizza delivery rider in Japan, who went viral on Twitter recently. He went to the extreme length of climbing Mount Fuji to deliver Dominoes Pizza to a customer. Twitter users were understandably impressed by the rider’s level of dedication to his job. However, others pointed out that such actions are common among delivery riders in Japan. Man climbs Mount Fuji to deliver Domino’s Pizza On 21 Aug, user @fatmanairsoft posted the epic photo to Twitter, gaining over 305,000 likes as of the time of writing. He explained that he climbed Mount Fuji the day before, only to be met with a rather strange sight — a Domino’s Pizza delivery man carrying a bag of food. Overlooking the clouds atop Mount Fuji, one can only imagine the trek the rider must have made to get there. Standing at 3,776 meters, the mountain boasts Japan’s tallest peak and what must be a pretty exhausting climb. Strangely enough, such sights are not uncommon in the country, as replies to the tweet have proven. Other delivery riders, such as those from UberEats and local companies, similarly climb the mountain to deliver their products. Twitter users express awe at strange sight Naturally, the delivery man’s dedication has impressed a fair amount of Twitter users, all of whom expressed their awe beneath the post. Some users, for instance, pointed out that such actions deserve a pay raise. We agree, and sure hope he received a healthy tip for his efforts. Yet others also made the comparison to a popular video game, ‘Death Stranding’ – in which a delivery man has to travel across a ravaged wasteland. While we certainly hope the trek up the mountain wasn’t as treacherous as in the game, perhaps the rider himself might appreciate the comparison. One user even had a rather remarkable suggestion, based on the picture alone. We’ll see if any aspiring authors want to pick up on it. Kudos to delivery riders for going the extra mile All jokes aside, such scenes truly show how much strength and endurance our delivery riders often have to do the work they do. This tweet serves as a reminder that it can be difficult at times. As such, do take the opportunity to thank your rider on your next order. They may not have climbed Mount Fuji, but they still deserve every bit of our appreciation.

Regardless of what car you drive, you will naturally be annoyed when others hit, ding or even touch your car. Do you know what's worse? When someone shoves close your car's electrical side mirror while you are in the car: What Happened? The cam car driver heard a "thud" sound coming from his left side while he was chilling inside his car. Lo and behold, the GrabFood driver that parked his car next to the cam car driver had forcefully closed the cam car's electrical side mirror so he could squeeze between both cars. After realising what had happened, the following conversation took place between both parties: Can you imagine how much better the world would be if everyone were considerate and minded their actions? Netizens' Comments Report to Grab got use meh? Come, I help you fold your electric side mirrors manually. See if you shiok or not! OOF! This is funny😂 ========= Be the first to get the latest road/ COE news, and get first dibs on exclusive promos and giveaways in our Telegram SGCM Community. Join us today!

Food delivery rider killed in accident with lorry in Woodlands SINGAPORE: A 42-year-old GrabFood delivery rider died in an accident involving a lorry on Friday (Dec 20). Police said they were alerted to the accident along Gambas Avenue towards Woodlands Avenue 8 at 11.50am. The rider was pronounced dead at the scene by paramedics from the Singapore Civil Defence Force (SCDF). https://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/singapore/food-delivery-rider-killed-in-accident-with-lorry-in-woodlands-12200664

Your faith in humanity will be restored by a recent post on Roads.sg about an elderly taxi uncle who received help to change a flat tire by a kind soul – A GrabFood PMD rider. Image taken from Roads.sg No one bothered to help the uncle The taxi uncle experienced a flat tire on his SMRT Toyota Prius at 1 am on the 13th of November 2019. He tried asking people to help him, but no one came to his aid. Enter the hero, a GrabFood Rider, the only person to offer assistance True to his word, this kind soul comes back awhile later to help change the tire Image taken from Roads.sg But the ban? It’s been about a week since the ban of Personal Mobility Devices (PMDs), and there’s been a lot of attention on errant PMD riders. Image taken from Straits Times Prior to the ban, numerous videos and posts had been exploding all over social media that showcased irresponsible behaviour from some PMD riders. These “incidents” are what motivated the government to implement the ban as they want to return safety to pedestrians on footpaths. However, the ban also implicates law-abiding and good citizens who need PMDs to carry on their food delivery jobs. So hypothetically, if there are more examples of good and kind PMD riders in Singapore, will the ban then be lifted?