STOMPer phantomofnight witnessed a collision between a lorry and a red Vios last night (Feb 5) that occurred opposite Marina Bay Sands,

which caused a passenger to be flung from the back of the lorry. Said the STOMPer: "At around 10.20pm yesterday (Feb 5), an accident

occurred on the East Coast Parkway (ECP) opposite Marina Bay Sands. "It was between a red Vios and a lorry and the accident caused

one of the workers who was sitting behind the lorry to be flung off from the lorry. "It caused the traffic to be congested for a few minutes.

No victims were seriously injured and the paramedics came a few minutes after the accident. "My friend and I, as well as other drivers

stopped to help the injured worker."

A 34-year-old male driver crashed his car into a total of nine vehicles at two different locations, in addition to causing a pedestrian to be hurt.

The first hit-and-run incident happened at the carpark of Block 742, Bedok Reservoir Road yesterday morning (Feb 5). At about 9.30am, he

had turned into the carpark and was making a right turn when he hit a car and then went on to crash into seven more. A 53-year-old pedestrian

was sandwiched between two of the cars and was sent to Changi General Hospital. Yet the driver did not stop and instead fled the scene.

15 minutes later, police caught up with him, after he crashed into the rear of a lorry at Tampines Avenue 10. He can be fined up to $1,000 or

jailed for three months for failing to stop after an accident, as well as removing a vehicle from the scene. Failing to render assistance also

carries a fine of up to $3,000 and a year in jail.

Pick up a copy of The Straits Times for the full story.

The father of a one-year-old child died after he was flung across the road when his motorcycle collided with another motorbike at Bukit Timah on Wednesday night (Feb 13).

According to The Straits Times, the 31-year-old motorcyclist, was believed to have been racing with two motorcyclist friends, resulting in his death and multiple injuries for one of the other motorcyclists.

A relative at the scene told Lianhe Wanbao that the victim was flaunting his riding skills by racing with his two friends. He then collided with one of them and thrown across the road.

The man was pronounced dead at the scene by paramedics, while his injured friend was taken to the hospital.

The deceased leaves behind a wife of two years and a one year old daughter.

The police have not made any arrests, and investigations regarding the matter are ongoing.

STOMPer Lachi was left stunned by this cabby who zoomed through a red light at breakneck speed.

The STOMPer wrote: "Hi, I wish to submit this video clip attached taken from the camera in my car at junction of Tampines Avenue 10

and Avenue 9 on Feb 12 at around 7.10pm. "A Comfort taxi just sped through the traffic junction while it was still red and disappeared

within seconds. "It looks like it must have passed at about 90km/h. "If there was another vehicle turning out from Avenue 9 to Avenue 10,

there could have been a serious accident. "The government talks a lot about a world class transport system here but some people here

have a third world mentality.They have no respect for other people’s life.

"The management should take full responsibility for the behaviour of their taxi drivers."

STOMPer Dangerous spotted this Royce-Royce that had crashed into a lamp post at the Mountbatten Road junction at 5.30pm.

Said the STOMPer: "Spotted this Rolls-Royce that crashed into a lamp post at Mountbatten road junction, just outside the Tanjong Katong swimming complex.

"It happened at about 5.30pm. "An ambulance was seen, as well as the traffic police. Don't know if it's the chauffeur or owner of the car driving it.

"It had the number plate '3333'".