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Gerakan or Bersihkan !
Does he know there are many Msian & PRC drivers' license which were bought for half a price of a kilo of shark fins? If he does, why is he keeping mum & not rectifying it.
LKYism: ' Those who wants to govern must have the iron in him OR GIVE IT UP! '
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[TD="colspan: 3"] Gerard Ee rejects call for curbs on fast cars
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[TD="class: bodytext_10pt, colspan: 3"] By Ethan Lou
MR GERARD Ee, chairman of the Public Transport Council, has rejected calls for tougher restrictions on high-performance sports cars following the fatal three-vehicle collision in Bugis involving a Ferrari.
I nstead, he blamed reckless drivers and not fast cars.
“Low-performance cars can also be going at 100kmh and beat the red light,” Mr Ee told my paper last night
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In a post on citizen-journalism website Stomp yesterday, a netizen known as “Ban it” proposed that high-performance sports cars be banned on congested Singapore roads.
The netizen wrote: “As a small country, should we accommodate such high-performance cars on our increasingly packed roads?”
The crash occurred at the junction of Rochor Road and Victoria Street – notorious for accidents – and is the seventh in two weeks there. Last Saturday’s incident claimed three lives.
Another netizen known as “ialwayswin” said: “We must petition to ban these cars on packed roads and allow them only on designated roads.”
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Mr Ee, however, felt that instituting harsher regulations every time a particular type of car is involved in a fatal crash will only make things worse.
“In the end, nobody will be able to drive,” he said.
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Gerakan or Bersihkan !
Does he know there are many Msian & PRC drivers' license which were bought for half a price of a kilo of shark fins? If he does, why is he keeping mum & not rectifying it.
LKYism: ' Those who wants to govern must have the iron in him OR GIVE IT UP! '
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[TD="class: bodytext_10pt, colspan: 3"] By Ethan Lou
MR GERARD Ee, chairman of the Public Transport Council, has rejected calls for tougher restrictions on high-performance sports cars following the fatal three-vehicle collision in Bugis involving a Ferrari.
I nstead, he blamed reckless drivers and not fast cars.
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In a post on citizen-journalism website Stomp yesterday, a netizen known as “Ban it” proposed that high-performance sports cars be banned on congested Singapore roads.
The netizen wrote: “As a small country, should we accommodate such high-performance cars on our increasingly packed roads?”
The crash occurred at the junction of Rochor Road and Victoria Street – notorious for accidents – and is the seventh in two weeks there. Last Saturday’s incident claimed three lives.
Another netizen known as “ialwayswin” said: “We must petition to ban these cars on packed roads and allow them only on designated roads.”
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- Junction of Rochor Road and Victoria St notorious for accidents
- Cabby in Ferrari accident dies
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- Dead Ferrari driver's wife asks who is female passenger
- Ferrari driver and taxi passenger killed in three-vehicle crash
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Mr Ee, however, felt that instituting harsher regulations every time a particular type of car is involved in a fatal crash will only make things worse.
“In the end, nobody will be able to drive,” he said.
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