Dear BlueSG customer, a punctured tyre shall cost you $1061.02

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After a night of no response by your Claims and Legal team and with time running out, I have no choice but to submit my appeal to the charges levied to me on this page. (Case 581102)

On 10th Jan at about 6plus, I was driving under heavy downpour along North Bridge Road in search for the parking lot nearby. Visibility was poor (unable to see objects on the road exceeding 10m) and I was driving carefully to avoid accidents. Suddenly I heard a loud bang on the left side of the car’s rear, followed by a warning sound and an indication on the dashboard for tyre puncture. Without hesitation, I stopped the car to assess the situation. The tyre had indeed been punctured, but was still drivable. To avoid causing obstruction to other road users, I decided to make the last 70m drive (extremely slowly) to the parking lot at Purvis Street where I called Customer Service promptly. I then followed their actions (such as taking a photo of an incident and lodging a report the next day).

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This is precisely why driving cars on Singapore road is not wise. Ban cars from the road and such problems will go away.
 
Why do people drive BlueSG cars? Is it really an economical option, or do they genuinely believe in the 'sustainability' nonsense and that going petrol-free is going to save the planet? :rolleyes:
 
did she run over a tdf wannabe cyclist with a sharp tongue and a permanently erect middle finger?:tongue:
 
Why do people drive BlueSG cars? Is it really an economical option, or do they genuinely believe in the 'sustainability' nonsense and that going petrol-free is going to save the planet? :rolleyes:
World bank has issued further directives to banks to stop financing not just coal power plant but lng powered ones as well. The eco word is now hydrogen. Get yourself a hydrogen manufacturing projects and banks will rush in to finance you as they have quota
 
Why do people drive BlueSG cars? Is it really an economical option, or do they genuinely believe in the 'sustainability' nonsense and that going petrol-free is going to save the planet? :rolleyes:

I never quite understand why people drive that piece of garbage around.

- It's not cheap. $4.95 for first 15 minutes, $0.33/minute for each additional minute. And not to mention, you also need to pay parking, compared to if u take a grab everywhere u go.
- It's inconvenient - you need to park at designated spots for them to collect.
- It is ugly. Really? You want to drive a tiny car that has BLUE SG all over the car? You are better off driving a cab!
- It's tiny. How comfortable can it be?
 
Use brain a bit sinkie. They are factoring in loss of revenue already. And if you are driving of course its your faukt! If you run someone over should bluecab boss go to jail?
 
Hi I have recently gotten into a similar incident, are you able to PM me? I would love to get some advices! Thank you so much :smile:
 
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