CYCLIST DOESN’T KNOW THAT RED LIGHT = NO GO, CRASH INTO CAR & SUPERMAN INTO THE SKY

In a recent incident that unfolded at the junction of Loyang Avenue and Pasir Ris Drive 1, a cyclist found themselves in a perilous situation.

The clash between the cyclist and a Mazda car, captured on video by SG Road Vigilante, has stirred discussions about road safety and the consequences of overlooking traffic signals.

The Facebook page SG Road Vigilante shared footage of an alarming collision at Pasir Ris junction, shedding light on the dangers of neglecting traffic signals. The incident, which occurred on Monday at 4.44 pm, highlights the significance of adhering to road safety rules.

The Accident Scene

The collision unfolded at the Loyang Avenue and Pasir Ris Drive 1 junction, turning a routine commute into a moment of chaos. The aftermath left only the cyclist’s abandoned bicycle on the road, revealing the intensity of the impact.

SG Road Vigilante provided a visual account of the incident, capturing the critical seconds when a Mazda, having the green light, collided with a cyclist crossing the pedestrian zone.

Despite the red man signal, the cyclist proceeded to cross the junction, leading to the inevitable collision. Examining the reasons behind the cyclist’s decision provides insights into potential lapses in attention or judgment.

The collision had severe repercussions, with the cyclist sent flying off their bicycle, and the bike itself landing meters away in an awkward position. The intensity of the impact raises questions about the need for heightened awareness on the roads.

Netizens’ comments

1. Just wait for your turn, traffic light is there for a reason, save a few seconds is not worth the risk
2. Soo satisfying to watch… Cyclist always thinks that they own the road and expect car/motorist to give them way.. well deserved 
3. Satisfy to watch…… hope the car is ok. **cyclist well deserve to learn a lesson, not anyhow dash across & expect all car to give way.
4. Law says green light dun mean can close eyes hantam the gas. Still need observe clearance and obstructions.
   Cyclist is wrong but legally that’s another set of law to the cyclist. (Despite they dun need to learn road safety basic theory)
   In fact everyone should learn it. Even pedestrians. So everyone on same page and book. But poor driver need kanna charged fined and insurance can’t claim. As for cyclist. Bad selection of life choice.