Exactly. A lifetime CDC voucher of $5000 a month should be awarded to law abiding citizens like usYou and I are the same. We obey traffic rules all the time. The pap ought to honour us with money and awards!
The coroner found that the Australian woman car driver, could not have detected 4-year-old Zara Mei Orlic’s presence as she ran across the road, since she was only 1 m tall. Remember this sad case?
That is good decision..the kid just ran onto the road...what else can a vehicle driver do?
A driver, Julia Elizabeth Tubbs was initially acquitted of the charge under s 304A of the Penal Code (Cap 224) for causing the death of 3 persons (a Korean mother and her 2 children) by a negligent act along Alexandra Road in 2000. The prosecution appealed against the acquittal. However, the High Court dismissed the appeal, upholding the acquittal of the driver who was found not guilty of the criminal charge of causing death by a negligent act.
S'pore is a tiny island not meant to accommodate 6 million people.
Many cyclists don't seem to think that traffic rules apply to them since they are not on motorised transportation.
LTA is at fault rah....Not providing safer roads for all road users. Pack all into same areas.end of the day ... the car driver is at FAULT ... SPF will charge him for the death of cyclist ... this is LAW. Cyclists no need worry, continue doing it and be backed by LAW.
When my son was in primary school, he used to bring my replica World Cup trophy to go cycling. He placed it in the bike's front basket, imagining himself as a Tour-de-France rider. In an attempt to stop my son from damaging the replica one day, I ordered him to stop riding. He promptly braked, and the trophy popped out of the basket and onto the ground.
This one of inserted into CB can give maximum enjoyment?When my son was in primary school, he used to bring my replica World Cup trophy to go cycling. He placed it in the bike's front basket, imagining himself as a Tour-de-France rider. In an attempt to stop my son from damaging the replica one day, I ordered him to stop riding. He promptly braked, and the trophy popped out of the basket and onto the ground.
That replica of that World Cup trophy has the circumference of a new born baby's head.
When my son was in primary school, he used to bring my replica World Cup trophy to go cycling. He placed it in the bike's front basket, imagining himself as a Tour-de-France rider. In an attempt to stop my son from damaging the replica one day, I ordered him to stop riding. He promptly braked, and the trophy popped out of the basket and onto the ground.
