The afternoon blues can often hit us all in the most unexpected ways. For this unfortunate driver, it resulted in a crash that became the talk of the Internet.
The driver was making a right turn in the vehicle when they abruptly rolled right over a divider in Bukit Panjang.
The car then became stuck in the area for what might have been a significant period of time.
Fortunately, no severe injuries have seemingly occurred from the crash — aside from the plants, that is.
Posting to SG Road Vigilante (SGRV) on Facebook, a netizen shared that the incident occurred on 22 Oct, at 12.02pm.
The driver was travelling in a BlueSG vehicle along Bukit Panjang Road when they made a right turn.
Wrongfully estimating the turn, they careened right over the road divider separating the lanes.
Source: Facebook
A series of pictures then showed that the vehicle was apparently stuck in the divider for a pretty significant period of time.
Source: Facebook
On the bright side, no casualties seem to have occurred from the incident. Moments after the crash, the footage captured a person in blue standing next to the car while talking on the phone.
A subsequent screenshot shows two traffic police officers parked next to the car.
The incident has since gained a fair amount of attention on Facebook. It’s not every day you see such a view on your afternoon commute to lunch, after all.
One netizen was reminded of the humorous meme ‘Sir, you can’t park there, sir.’
Source: Facebook
Yet another user teased the driver for playing “bumper cars”. The sharp turn the vehicle made is certainly reminiscent of them.
Multiple users have pointed out that a fault with the electrical car itself may have caused the incident.
Source: Facebook
As of yet, the reason for the crash is still unclear.
MS News has reached out to BlueSG for comment, and will update the article when they get back.
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Featured image adapted from SGRV on Facebook.
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