Ferrari, taxi and motorcycle crashed at Bugis

last SG · 2012-05-12T16:24:13+00:00

OMG ..... 8 traffic lights?? knn tis guy muz be enjoying a bj untilhe song song kao jurong ..............

Medicated Oil SG

If you tell one lie, you need 10 more lies to cover up.

If the blood test is accurate, he could have prevented the accident or he have already done it many times in the past.

Whether the gal is designer or not, she have some explanation to do to the wife.

I felt cui after seeing the photo of the taxi gal crying over her dad cremation this morning.

Hope the press can leave the family alone and an proper investigation is performed.

The press have already went down in shame and hell with their crap reporting.

Please uphold the integrity and justice of the Man in Uniforms.

FireIce SG

since not under the influence of alcohol, then this is really serious bcos he is in clear mind state when he sped thru tt stretch

sbst275 SG

I'll say tis for good..

The fine imposed is universal be it rich or poor... So you make it $1000, to the sandwiched class it's alrdy heavy enough..

But to the rich, it's the suspension of DL, going to jail tat makes it painful.

and no, not necessary to be drink driving for such high performance vehicle... For if anyone saw the video, the red light was alrdy up for some time to let the opp direction vehicles to turn into Rochor Rd...

For all we may know the vehicle was chionging past Middle Rd junction or even before... The CBD area pt to pt distance isn't really that long

StriveOn SG

Her identity is alrdy known. A designer by coursework.

For that, I guess you're just going around trying to stir things for no reason just because they're foreigner...

Com'on guys. She is designer or not is just background information. Don't argue about it.

But instead, look at reality...

She was with a rich man, in the wee hours, in a limited edition sports car.

Not a simple coincidence.

Nothing to do with her education,

Nothing to do with her being from China.

StriveOn SG

since not under the influence of alcohol, then this is really serious bcos he is in clear mind state when he sped thru tt stretch

I think the investigators really screwed their own behind.

A person in his clear mind, speeding and ramming into other vehicles.

[now you cannot blame it on the alcohol]

Terrorist behaviour ?

Any more the likes of him in Singapore? wherever they are from.

Let's wait and see, they will turn it around and blame it on the alcohol.

Guess? SG

Singapore Boleh!!!!!

Now anything also can. Got money that it. Now the garment only look at $$$$$$$$$$$ and dirty $$$$$$$$$$.

SINGAPORE – The number of speeding violations in the first quarter of this year has fallen compared to the same period last year.

Figures from the Traffic Police, released today, show that there were 46,650 violations in the first quarter of the year, a drop of 13,650.

However, on a yearly basis, the number of speeding violations increased by about 20,550 last year when compared to 2010.

The Traffic Police stressed that it would be relentless in carrying out anti-speed operations.

The police added that besides various static speed cameras located island-wide, officers also carry out anti-speed operations on a daily basis.

Motorists who are caught speeding will be slapped with a hefty fine and given demerit points.

This update comes in the wake of the fatal Ferrari crash on May 12 that claimed three lives.

To date, police have interviewed 12 witnesses, including the taxi driver who caught the accident footage with his in-vehicle camera.

The video footage, and those from LTA’s surveillance cameras, have also been seized for investigation.

The video footage will be considered by Police in conjunction with other avenues of evidence, such as witnesses’ accounts, to establish the cause and circumstances of the accident.

The police will also obtain a toxicology report of the driver which could help establish if the driver had been drinking. CHANNEL NEWSASIA

SINGAPORE – Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong has said he is deeply saddened by the unfortunate loss of lives in the accident involving a Ferrari, a taxi and a motorcycle along Rochor Road on May 12.

In a post on his Facebook page today, Mr Lee also extended condolences to the victims and their families.

He said he agreed with Deputy Prime Minister Teo Chee’s Facebook post on Wednesday.

Mr Teo had said on his Facebook page that he has directed the Traffic Police to be tougher with motorists who speed or drive recklessly.

Mr Teo had also cautioned against blaming all foreigners.

He noted that it was good that many Singaporeans and foreigners expressed sadness and gave support to the families, in a common bond of humanity.

In the accident on May 12, the driver of the Ferrari, Mr Ma Chi, died at the scene.

A passenger in the taxi, Ms Shigemi Ito, died in hospital shortly after the crash.

ComfortDelGro taxi driver, Mr Cheng Teck Hock, succumbed to his injuries and was pronounced dead on May 13. CHANNEL NEWSASIA

Serious leh, so many days and three people had died and now then talk in the press. But I think TP will still continue catching the small flies, maybe hire the pest controller here to do the job better. I don’t remember seeing TP catching sriving of speedy monster machine drivers in recent times. Only lorries more, maybe easier for Yamaha and Subaru.

Itedino SG