[CONSOLIDATED] Errant Cyclists Thread

Peak hrs - Ban cyclists on the road

  • Yes I agreed! They hold up the whole traffic

    Votes: 228 77.6%
  • No! Govt encourage ride to work

    Votes: 23 7.8%
  • No! I am a cyclist … how dare u! *glass breaking *

    Votes: 22 7.5%
  • Neutral . I don’t go out during peaks hrs

    Votes: 21 7.1%

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justln

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The cyclist is in the wrong. Still can get angry. CYCLIST, do u understand the LAW requires u to dismount and push your bike across the crossing!

Within 3 seconds he zoomed from start of pedestrian crossing to zebra crossing. The car can brake in time is very good already.
No more this law, they removed it.
But cyclist still stupid and brick hard head enough to die die cycle across when he knows car not stopping.
 

jumpthepig

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No more this law, they removed it.
But cyclist still stupid and brick hard head enough to die die cycle across when he knows car not stopping.

Because cyclist thinks the driver should give him the right of way…at Zebra Crossing :ROFLMAO:
 

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No required by law anymore. But no excuse for dashing across the pedestrian crossing and planning to just zoom through zebra despite allegedly knowing the car doesn't look like it's going to stop.

by law, cyclist has to stop and look for oncoming traffic before using the crossing.
 

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For the Katong case, the lawyer cyclist got fined for obstructing the traffic right?
I went to google then saw the driver pleaded guilty and will be sentenced on 16 April while the cyclist will be appearing in court on 17 April and is expected to plead guilty to the charges she face.

According to the article, cyclist faces 1 charge of intentional harassment and 1 charge of obstructing public way.

Next week whoever getting the news first please remember to start thread. :s13:


https://www.todayonline.com/singapo...-defence-mechanism-leave-scene-lawyer-2388936

Last month, Elaine Michele Ow, 50, pleaded guilty to one charge of a rash act endangering the safety of Nicolette Tan Shi-en, the 32-year-old cyclist.

Ow was due to have been sentenced on Friday, but the judge adjourned this until April 16 after the defence disputed the accuracy of the prosecution's record of her prior traffic offences.

Tan is due to face court over the same incident next month. TODAY understands that Tan faces one charge of intentional harassment and one charge of obstructing a public way.

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Ow will return to court for sentencing on April 16, while Tan is expected to plead guilty on April 17 over the same incident.
 

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not true leh

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Wow... Speechless. David and Goliath.
 

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No required by law anymore. But no excuse for dashing across the pedestrian crossing and planning to just zoom through zebra despite allegedly knowing the car doesn't look like it's going to stop.
But isn't car required by law to slow down and give way at zebra crossing? how come no one blaming the driver? From the video, he doesn't look at he slowed down at all until starting to turn. Cause at zebra crossing, drivers should be slowing down to check if there are people crossing and stop and give way.
 

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cyclist really think they big fug ... zebra crossing no need slow down just chiong ...
And the laws r liked this nia to them
Everything cannot be expected drivers eyes on roads then how to see from the side etc
They can come from any directions then u see A they chiong from B
So it’s always easy for someone passing judgement to say responsibility on drivers

Yes but not always 100%
One pair of eyes can see how many places at a point of time
Check liao don’t have then move then the fellow wana chiong out then whose fault

but there’s drivers just chiong also
They more keen to filter out
 

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But isn't car required by law to slow down and give way at zebra crossing? how come no one blaming the driver? From the video, he doesn't look at he slowed down at all until starting to turn. Cause at zebra crossing, drivers should be slowing down to check if there are people crossing and stop and give way.
Cause if Driver is wrong, he send his car for repair.
Even if Cyclist is right, he send himself for repair.
 

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Cannot behave like this in a threatening tone too public nuisances
 

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But isn't car required by law to slow down and give way at zebra crossing? how come no one blaming the driver? From the video, he doesn't look at he slowed down at all until starting to turn. Cause at zebra crossing, drivers should be slowing down to check if there are people crossing and stop and give way.
Rider spotted, who didnt bother to watch the video ?

driver did stop, not speeding, no one crossing, took it natural, yet cyclist wana have a altercation without driver causing any other trigger points,


you are that cyclist ? or his buddy
 

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But isn't car required by law to slow down and give way at zebra crossing? how come no one blaming the driver? From the video, he doesn't look at he slowed down at all until starting to turn. Cause at zebra crossing, drivers should be slowing down to check if there are people crossing and stop and give way.

cannot la. for analogy if someone dash across red man crossing, impossible to blame the driver for failing to look out for him.

if this cyclist had dismount and push, then different story, now he treat the road like a prick, he should be treated like a prick.


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the cyclist too entitled sia. He should slow down look left and right then proceed to cross.
 

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Rider spotted, who didnt bother to watch the video ?

driver did stop, not speeding, no one crossing, took it natural, yet cyclist wana have a altercation without driver causing any other trigger points,


you are that cyclist ? or his buddy
I think there is no sound, maybe he pressed his horn for a long time we also don't know, that's why the person is triggered. Cause I meet too many drivers that doesn't slow down at zebra crossing when I am walking, And we can tell he didn't slow down enough because his car has passed the stop line for the zebra crossing. That is not considered correct behavior. If u drive like that during driving test = fail
 

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You were never supposed to just look straight ahead what? Always is left and right while slowing down and most of the time is can catch one. further more, he's coming from the driver's right and usually sinkie drivers ALREADY is looking at the right hand traffic intending to zoom past asap anyway.

Keep in mind the video is from car cam, higher than driver eyes usually, more forward and central, i.e better viewing angle to the sides.

The cyclist likely would had been blocked from view by cars waiting in the right two lanes. So driver first check of the right, not have seen him.
 
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