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Too Old To Be Taxi Drivers but Too Young To Withdraw CPF Money
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Too much free time the taxi lou go find beer lady peidu mama mistress end up broken family. We are doing this to instil the right work ethics and protect family values. Do oppies prefer to see broken families instead?
He probably lost consciousness just as he changed lanes to the left after he had put on hazard lights.
When he lost consciousness his foot hit the accelerator pedal to the metal and he slumped to his right thus turning the steering wheel right and turning right.
Yes. Can see he lost consciousness. It was a little fortunate or unfortunate timing that he missed all the vehicles and just slammed into pedestrians crossing (rightly) the road.
ah bro, doesn't make sense. how can one switch on hazzard light, lose consciousness overtaking and turning at the same time(his foot is already on the accelerator) the time span take more than 10 sec i supposed. i dun know, maybe possible afterall. i am not trying to be mean but i think the chances of losing consciousness in his case is rare.
Please be careful when u see old taxi drivers because they may mow you down.
Taxi driver arrested, two women taken to hospital after accident outside Jurong Point
SINGAPORE - A 63-year-old cabby was arrested for dangerous driving following an accident outside Jurong Point on Saturday (April 13), which saw two pedestrians taken to hospital.
The police said that they were alerted to the accident, which occurred at the junction of Jurong West Street 64 and Jurong West Central 3, around 11.35am.
Two women aged 26 and 54 were taken conscious to National University Hospital.
The Straits Times understands that the taxi was from ComfortDelGro.
Facebook user Cassendra Tay, who said she witnessed the incident, said the taxi collided with the victims, who were flung by the impact and hit their heads on the road.
Ms Tay added that passers-by came forward to attend to the victims and shelter them, before the ambulance arrived around 10 minutes later.
ComfortDelGro Corporation Limited's group chief corporate communications officer Tammy Tan said the company was "deeply sorry" to learn about the accident and has suspended the cabby with immediate effect.
She said that the company's top priority at the moment is the welfare of the injured pedestrians.
"We are already in touch with (them) and will assist them the best we can," she said, adding that ComfortDelGro is assisting the police with investigations.
Taxi driver arrested, two women taken to hospital after accident outside Jurong Point
SINGAPORE - A 63-year-old cabby was arrested for dangerous driving following an accident outside Jurong Point on Saturday (April 13), which saw two pedestrians taken to hospital.
The police said that they were alerted to the accident, which occurred at the junction of Jurong West Street 64 and Jurong West Central 3, around 11.35am.
Two women aged 26 and 54 were taken conscious to National University Hospital.
The Straits Times understands that the taxi was from ComfortDelGro.
Facebook user Cassendra Tay, who said she witnessed the incident, said the taxi collided with the victims, who were flung by the impact and hit their heads on the road.
Ms Tay added that passers-by came forward to attend to the victims and shelter them, before the ambulance arrived around 10 minutes later.
ComfortDelGro Corporation Limited's group chief corporate communications officer Tammy Tan said the company was "deeply sorry" to learn about the accident and has suspended the cabby with immediate effect.
She said that the company's top priority at the moment is the welfare of the injured pedestrians.
"We are already in touch with (them) and will assist them the best we can," she said, adding that ComfortDelGro is assisting the police with investigations.
I suspect many old taxi drivers are not fit to drive but government has no choice and cannot implement rigorous health check on them. This is the consequence.
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