A few days ago, a startling road rage incident saw a car driver ram into a motorcyclist intentionally and repeatedly on Pasir Panjang Road.
It turns out that after doing that, the car driver forced the motorcyclist to stop by the roadside and got out to confront him.
More footage of the incident has been shared from the motorcyclist’s perspective, which also revealed that the incident started when the car almost collided with the motorcyclist as it turned out from a side road.
In fresh footage of the incident posted by SG Road Vigilante (SGRV), the motorcyclist is seen riding down Pasir Panjang Road.
As he approaches Alexandra Terrace in the left-most lane, the white Honda Shuttle can be seen about to turn from that side road into Pasir Panjang Road.
Source: SGRV on YouTube
When it does so, the car and motorcyclist almost collide but fortunately, no accident occurs.
Source: SGRV on YouTube
The motorcyclist, however, raises his left arm to gesture towards the car while making a loud utterance in irritation.
Source: SGRV on YouTube
That apparently prompted an escalation of the situation, with the Honda seen speeding behind the motorcyclist in an attempt to catch up with him.
Source: SGRV on YouTube
What was seen in the previous video then happens. The car repeatedly rams into the motorcyclist from the right to push him into the left-most lane.
As this happens, the motorcyclist appears to make another hand gesture to the car — one that may have involved his finger.
Source: SGRV on YouTube
After successfully forcing the motorcyclist to a stop by the side of the road, the car driver gets out and angrily confronts him with an expletive.
Judging from the angle of the motorcyclist’s head and the shaking of the camera, there might also have been some physical contact between the two.
The car driver then appears to ask the motorcyclist in Mandarin, “You are a pai kia (dialect slang for “hooligan”) is it?”. He also tells him to get off his motorcycle.
Source: SGRV on YouTube
Then, the motorcyclist seemingly mentions calling the police, as the car driver responds by challenging him to “call the police now”.
His dashcam caught the motorcyclist showing him the middle finger, he told the other party. The video then comes to an end.
According to SGRV, the Traffic Police did arrive and heard stories from both sides.
However, since no one was injured in the incident, not much further action may have been taken, SGRV indicated.
After the first video emerged, netizens were somewhat divided over who was at fault for the incident.
However, after the most recent footage emerged, many criticised the car driver, with some pointing out that he wasn’t careful enough when turning out into a major road.
Source: SGRV on Facebook
Several netizens also slammed him for his “gangster”-like behaviour and called for the authorities to punish him.
Source: SGRV on YouTube
However, a small number of comments also attributed some blame to the motorcyclist for showing his middle finger to the other party.
Source: SGRV on Facebook
Whoever was at fault for starting the incident, it definitely wouldn’t have escalated if both parties had managed their emotions better.
Hopefully, motorists will take this incident as a reminder to exercise more patience and restraint on the road.
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Featured image adapted from SGRV on YouTube.
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