A recent video circulating online has caught the attention of netizens, revealing an audacious incident where a red-coloured Mercedes was captured tailgating another vehicle out of a carpark and evading the payment of the parking fee. The incident occurred at Block 131B Kim Tian Road, leaving viewers astonished at the brazen act.
The footage, captured on the dashcam of the vehicle being tailgated, provides a clear account of the events that unfolded. As the camcar was in the process of exiting the carpark and driving through the gantry, the red Mercedes could be seen closely following behind.
What happened?
A video emerged online showing a red-coloured Mercedes tailgating another vehicle out of a carpark and evading paying the parking fee.
The incident happened at Block 131B Kim Tian Road, and was captured on the dashcam of the vehicle being tailgated.
In the video, as the camcar was exiting the carpark and driving through the gantry, the Mercedes was seen following very closely behind.
As the camcar exited the carpark, the Mercedes took the opportunity to exit the gantry as well, without paying.
This incident has sparked discussions online about the need for increased vigilance and security measures in car parks to prevent such blatant violations.
Viewers have expressed their concern for the safety of others on the road and the potential consequences of allowing such actions to go unchecked.
The incident at Block 131B Kim Tian Road serves as a reminder of the importance of adhering to traffic regulations and respecting the safety of fellow road users. Tailgating, in addition to being a hazardous driving practice, can lead to legal consequences if not addressed promptly.
Potential penalties
It is an offence for motorists to evade payment of parking charges by tailgating other vehicles or bypassing car park gantries at EPS car parks.
Offenders will be fined S$35 (Motorcycle), S$70 (Car) and S$100 (Heavy Vehicles) respectively. Note: Penalty may vary for different commercial establishments.