Speeding down the highway after midnight seems tantalising as there aren’t many cars, but we must always take proper care to keep within speed limits.
Otherwise, we might lose control of the car and endanger lives.
An accident along the East Coast Parkway (ECP) on Saturday (9 Jan) ended with at least one wrecked car and 3 people taken to hospital.
It’s not clear as to how the accident occurred, but there was a speeding car spotted in someone’s dashcam before the BMW met with the accident.
Footage uploaded on social media shows the BMW cutting in front of the cam car, before surging into the road divider and flipping over.
We summarise the incident below — you can view the full clip here.
In the early morning of 9 Jan, at around 2am, a BMW car crashed into the road divider along ECP towards the Marina Coastal Expressway (MCE).
There were 2 cars involved in the accident, apparently.
Footage of the accident shows 2 cars speeding past the car recording.
While the first car speeds by seemingly without incident, the 2nd speeding car isn’t so lucky.
The BMW appears to lose control and turns sharply into the right lane.
Then the car crashes into the road divider and flips over, onto the opposite side of the highway.
The ensuing crash causes some debris to splatter on the recording car’s windscreen.
Pictures of the aftermath shows the wrecked BMW car being towed away.
The car looks to be in a bad state, as you’d expect. All 3 people taken to hospital were conscious at the time.
The 3 people taken to hospital are:
They were conscious when taken to Changi General Hospital, police told CNA. It’s unclear if they were all seated in the BMW or were in the other involved car.
Police investigations are also ongoing.
Remember, speed kills — even if it’s on a highway with few cars.
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