Woman spotted walking in the middle of PIE slip road, motorcyclist stops & offers her a ride

Motorcyclist helps woman wandering on PIE slip road, gives her a ride

On Monday (7 April), a female motorcyclist came to the rescue of a woman who was seen wandering in the middle of a busy slip road on the Pan-Island Expressway — earning her praise from netizens as a true roadside hero.

The scene unfolded along the slip road heading towards the Central Expressway (CTE), near Toa Payoh.

Footage shared by SG Road Vigilante (SGRV) showed a line of slow-moving traffic along the two-lane stretch.

Source: SGRV on Facebook

A female motorcyclist, seen lane-splitting between vehicles, suddenly raised her hand to signal the camcar behind her to wait as she had spotted something unusual ahead.

Source: SGRV on Facebook

Just metres away, a woman was standing alone in the middle of the road, seemingly disoriented. Cars cautiously swerved to avoid her before picking up speed again.

Source: SGRV on Facebook

The motorcyclist carefully approached the woman, who had started walking down the expressway slip road.

Source: SGRV on Facebook

The two were seen chatting briefly while the camcar remained stationary behind them, effectively shielding them from oncoming vehicles.

Source: SGRV on Facebook

After a short while, the motorcyclist appeared to offer the woman a ride, which she accepted.

The woman then climbed onto the back of the bike.

Source: SGRV on Facebook

The motorcyclist then rode off, keeping to a relatively low speed.

Source: SGRV on Facebook

MS News has reached out to the alleged motorcyclist for more information.

Netizens praise motorcyclist’s kind actions

Netizens were quick to applaud the motorcyclist for stepping in to help, with many calling her a Good Samaritan and hoping she receives recognition for her selfless act.

Source: Facebook

One commenter wished one of the other cars had stopped to help, as it was dangerous for a motorcyclist to stop in the middle of the PIE.

Source: Facebook

Others, while appreciative of the gesture, joked that the rider might have technically committed a traffic offence — as her pillion rider was not wearing a helmet.

Source: Facebook

Also read: Bus captain in S’pore rescues young boy found walking on busy road by himself, reunites him with parents

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Featured image adapted from SGRV on Facebook.