On Thursday (7 March), a video surfaced on the ROADS.sg Facebook page depicting a driver furiously chasing after another car at a Housing Development Board (HDB) carpark.
The clip shows the man tailgating the camcar, seemingly trying to evade parking fees at the gantry.
Source: ROADS.sg on Facebook
Commenters praised the camcar driver for their actions, saying that others should follow suit when encountering such “cheapos”.
The recording shows the camcar exiting a carpark at an undisclosed HDB estate.
Following very closely behind it was a silver Citroën, which the caption claimed was trying to avoid paying parking fees by tailgating the camcar.
Source: ROADS.sg on Facebook
This didn’t go unnoticed by the camcar driver.
After getting their CashCard scanned at the gantry, they deliberately stopped their vehicle for a moment.
It seemed they were doing so to block the driver behind them from getting away with free parking by tailing behind.
When he realised what was happening, the Citroën driver exited his vehicle and started chasing after the camcar, furiously shaking his fist in the air as the latter zoomed off.
Source: ROADS.sg on Facebook
Realising that his efforts to run after the camcar would be in vain, he stopped and walked back to his vehicle.
At that moment, the barrier came down, preventing him from exiting without paying his parking fee.
Netizens were quick to ridicule the tailgater in the video and praise the camcar driver for their actions.
Source: Facebook
Many said that other drivers should do the same to, in the words of this commenter, “teach a lesson to all these cheapos”.
Source: Facebook
One user urged people like the tailgater to just take public transport if they’re not willing to pay for parking fees.
However, there were a few who defended the man, even saying that the camcar should have let him pass.
Source: Facebook
Also read: M’sia-Registered MPV Allegedly Tries To Tailgate Out Of Redhill Carpark, Gets Blocked By Camcar
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Featured image adapted from ROADS.SG on Facebook.
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