Source: Elexio Kim on Facebook
A woman received much anger online for blocking a car with her body at the Second Link to let her own vehicle cut ahead.
The incident occurred at around 1pm on 15 Sep. As indicated by the road signs, it took place on the Malaysian side of the Second Link.
A dashcam footage of the incident was uploaded to Facebook by user Elexio Kim and garnered over three thousand reactions and over nine thousand shares.
In the heavily congested lanes on the Second Link, a car with a Singaporean licence plate attempted to cut in ahead of the camcar.
A woman in orange alighted this vehicle and rushed ahead of the camcar, using her own body to force it to stop. She appeared to say something, but the video lacked any audio.
She stuck a hand on the front hood and motioned for her car’s driver to go on ahead.
Source: Elexio Kim on Facebook
The camcar slowly inched ahead, but the woman stayed persistent in trying to block the car. She even gestured at the driver as if unsure why they would not let the car cut in.
Source: Elexio Kim on Facebook
Eventually, the silver Singapore-registered car managed to squeeze into traffic just ahead.
The woman then went back into her car, but not before gesturing rudely once more at the driver of the camcar.
Source: Elexio Kim on Facebook
Mr Kim apparently found the situation funny, captioning the post: “You guys are really cute.”
He also included the Singapore-registered car’s licence plate in the post, before adding a number of laughing emojis.
The Facebook netizens, however, were not amused by such a rude display of behaviour.
One commenter in the SG Road Vigilante Facebook group said that the woman shouldn’t be on the Second Link if she couldn’t handle waiting in a traffic jam. They further called her actions embarrassing.
Source: Facebook
Another netizen claimed that whenever Malaysians drove in Singapore, Singaporean motorists were very inconsiderate to them and would not give way. Due to this, they said that Malaysian drivers would in return not give way to Singaporeans either.
Another user acknowledged that the woman was at fault but warned the camcar driver not to keep slowly driving forward as it could get them into trouble with the law.
Source: Facebook
Also read: Man Blocks Car On Tuas Second Link With His Body To Let Another Driver Cut In
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Featured image adapted from Elexio Kim on Facebook.
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