Bumperbee88
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Whether is on roads or parks. people hate them.
Longer video released....
Even as a cyclist myself, i see no problem with the driver. I think after he slowed to nearly a standstill to let the 2 pedestrians to cross, he just inched forward like a wheel's length before stopping for the cyclist,
Also, switch on his front white light lah, 1900hrs already. You can see that the cam car and all other vehicles on the roads already switched on their headlamps. Even the PMA behind him also had his front lights on.
To be honest, i have seen quite a few troublemaking cyclists myself on the roads / pedestrian areas / cycling paths like Bay Garden East even while cycling.
Yep.....OK I see video again.
Cyclist not happy camcar inch forward when he question the driver.
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A female cyclist who jumped onto a car bonnet and clung on to it during a row with a driver in East Coast Road in June 2023 was sentenced to a five-day short detention order (SDO) on Oct 17.
Offenders given an SDO are jailed for a short time, but they will not have a criminal record after their release.
Nicolette Tan Shi-en, 33, who was a lawyer at the time of the incident, pleaded guilty in April to a harassment charge involving the driver, Elaine Michele Ow, 49.
One count of causing an obstruction along the road was considered during sentencing.
The incident was caught on a video which went viral in June 2023.
https://www.straitstimes.com/singap...ist-who-clung-to-car-bonnet-in-road-rage-case

+1 this! as NSF kia moi was told for same offenceA lawyer shld know better. Shld have higher penalty.
Most recent case, so many road rage cyclists in SG.![]()
Nicolette Tan Shi-en, 33, who was a lawyer at the time of the incident, pleaded guilty in April to a harassment charge involving the driver. PHOTOS: SGKAYPOHLAH/FACEBOOK, KELVIN CHNG
A female cyclist who jumped onto a car bonnet and clung on to it during a row with a driver in East Coast Road in June 2023 was sentenced to a five-day short detention order (SDO) on Oct 17.
Offenders given an SDO are jailed for a short time, but they will not have a criminal record after their release.
Nicolette Tan Shi-en, 33, who was a lawyer at the time of the incident, pleaded guilty in April to a harassment charge involving the driver, Elaine Michele Ow, 49.
One count of causing an obstruction along the road was considered during sentencing.
The incident was caught on a video which went viral in June 2023.
https://www.straitstimes.com/singap...ist-who-clung-to-car-bonnet-in-road-rage-case