ur car will be gg alsoI will run over his bicycle while he comes to my window
ur car will be gg alsoI will run over his bicycle while he comes to my window
It's amazing that so few people know about basic theory despite having pass the test. Maybe should check if the test is effective or have refresher test for everyone every 5-10 years?![]()
21km is very fast. From my experience, most drivers do less than 10kmph from far. They don't last min drop the speed. Need to measure the distance they start to drop speed alsoGood idea and would be fair too.
Counting complete ( ignoring initial fade in and final shortened marking near crossing) dashed markings, the car was doing around 36km/h at the start of the clip, slowing down through out the whole duration to around 21km/h well before the stop line.
Counting the black/white kerb marking, which matched on the straight but might be a bit inaccurate at the curve, he was slowed to ~16km/h when the cyclist front wheel initially reached the pedestrian island.
Which means he was actually slower than the cyclist heading into the final part of this incident
So as far as the clip shows, he was well within the speed limit of the road and slowed down as required to a safe speed.
21km is very fast. From my experience, most drivers do less than 10kmph from far. They don't last min drop the speed. Need to measure the distance they start to drop speed also
Yes yes you are right! Please continue to dash across. You have the right of way. Don’t back down!Chiu got learn basic theory? Zebra crossing, pedestrian has right of way - meaning, it's green light for them. They can dash across, it's their right. Bicycle is considered pedestrian.
Really,need to get all motorists to go and retake basic theory. So many people don't know, they need to slowdown and even stop at the zebra crossing line.![]()
You mean LTA? No mah....now dont have. No need to dismount. Many years ago there used to be, same for bicycle licence plates, many years last time have. Like last time RZ, now is ERP.
I think the rule still stands. Unless it is a crossing for bikes.
I am a cyclist myself (20-25hrs per week, ie rather high) and i also detest cyclists dashing across crossings be it red/green man or zebra crossing and spoiling the market for everyone.
Coz for sure if this continues and there are serious / fatal accidents, they will mandate back the Dismount and Push regulation.
Actually, I always stop at the junction, as a pedestrian, but early in the morning, 1 out of 5 cars will not stop even if you stop at the zebra crossing staring at the driver. You basically need to force yourself forward to use your body to stop the car. This is the state of affair today.
Yes, some of the car drivers also a bit ** one. Nowadays i find lesser gracious fellas around. But then i was driving from 1997 till before 2015, so the state of affairs definitely have changed.
So definitely any user of crossings, be it runner, brisk walker, cyclist or normal pedestrian just trying to get ard, need to really look before crossing.
Remember that last year the stats numbers also went up, more jialat.
Basic theory pg 64 - Do not obstruct pedestrians by stopping on the pedestrian crossing
https://www.police.gov.sg/-/media/S...ic-Theory-of-Driving-11th-Edition-English.pdf

The driver didn't stop, no intention to stop until the bike is in the middle. Then cyclist panic looking at the driver who had no intention to stop.what's that thing lying down on the road? did the cyclist just put something there and obstruct pedestrians and motor vehicles?![]()
what's that thing lying down on the road? did the cyclist just put something there and obstruct pedestrians and motor vehicles?![]()
oh it's you again, you still haven't share your comments my previous commentThe driver didn't stop, no intention to stop until the bike is in the middle. Then cyclist panic looking at the driver who had no intention to stop.
video showed clearly:how come you avoided sharing what is in front of the cam car and what the bicycle is lying on?

