SINGAPORE - A driver had hit a female cyclist along Mandai Road towards Yishun Avenue 1 on Tuesday night, before allegedly driving off.
Ms Lim, whose sister was an eye witness, wrote in to citizen journalism website Stomp to share her account of the incident. She said that her sister had witnessed a driver in blue camouflage uniform hitting a female cyclist and driving off without stopping.
When her sister caught up with the driver in a black Honda Accord to confront him, he denied that he had hit anyone, despite the fact that his windscreen had been smashed on the left side.
Another driver at the scene of the collision said that the man had already been driving unsteadily along the BKE before the Mandai Road exit, prompting him to flash his headlights at him at the time.
Police confirmed that there was an accident at 9.55pm, and said that the victim had been sent to Khoo Teck Puat Hospital.
Ms Lim said that the cyclist is now in ICU due to a spinal injury and a blood clot in the brain.
The daughter of the cyclist had called to ask for information and shared this with Ms Lim.
Police investigations are on-going.
Ms Lim told Stomp:
"This incident happened last night (Apr 9), along Mandai Road.
"A black Honda Accord hit a female cyclist and drove off without stopping.
"My sister was driving behind the car and saw the whole incident. She went after the guy in her own car.
"When he pulled over, he claimed that he did not hit anyone even though the left side of his windscreen was smashed.
"My sister told him to go back to the accident scene, but he simply drove off again.
"The poor female cyclist's daughter called for information just now. She is now in ICU due to a spinal injury and a blood clot in the brain.
"God bless the cyclist who got hit. May the driver be caught and severely punished."
Driver cuts across 2 lanes and causes biker to knock into car
A driver on the Seletar Expressway not only failed to signal early, but also cut across two lanes despite slow traffic, causing a motorcyclist to hit the car.
STOMPer Allan witnessed the incident, which took place yesterday (Apr 11) and was captured on his in-car camera.
Said the STOMPer:
"Reckless driver SFU 3963 U on 11th Apr 2013, along SLE toward CTE.
"He failed to signal early and cut two lanes despite slow traffic."
2 injured after 3-vehicle accident at Hougang road junction
Two people was taken to Tan Tock Seng Hospital after an accident last night (Apr 13) involving two cars and a taxi at a junction between Hougang Street 93 and Buangkok Green.
STOMPer Andrew West had wrote in about the accident, which included a photo of the scene.
A spokesperson for the Singapore Police Force said that a driver of one car, and a female passenger from another vehicle were conveyed to Tan Tock Seng Hospital after the accident.
In a statement to STOMP, the spokesperson said:
"Police received a call on 13 Apr at 9.47pm informing of an accident at the junction of Hougang Street 93 and Buangkok Green.
"Upon Police's arival, it was established that an accident involving two cars and a taxi had occurrred.
"A driver and a female passenger from another vehicle were convveyd to Tan Tock Seng Hospital.
"Police investigations are ongoing."
In his report, STOMPer Andrew West wrote:
"Accident at Buangkok Green around 10pm on Apr 13.
"This photograph was taken from a taxi driving past the site at 10.17pm.
"The accident appeared to involve 2 cars plus a taxi.
Man in wheelchair endangers himself by weaving in between cars on busy road
A man in wheelchair who crossed the road in the Little India area by weaving in between cars waiting for a green light concerned STOMPer Jeanette.
In her report, Jeanette wrote:
"When in (Little) India, do as the Indians do. Cross the multi-lane road in heavy traffic and bad weather, regardless of whether you are on a wheelchair or not.
ACCIDENT: Four people were injured in the crash between a taxi and a van at the junction of Victoria Street and Rochor Road. PICTURE: SHIN MIN DAILY NEWS
A van and taxi collided at the Victoria Street and Rochor Road junction in the wee hours of the morning yesterday, at the same spot where the high-profile Ferrari crash occurred last May.
The crash, at about 12.20am yesterday, caused a fire in the van¡¯s front compartment that was later put out by the Singapore Civil Defence Force.
A police spokesman said four conscious people were sent to hospital. The male taxi driver, in his 50s, was sent to Tan Tock Seng Hospital. Three others were sent to the Singapore General Hospital for discomfort and minor injuries.
In May last year, a taxi was hit by a speeding Ferrari that beat a red light at the same junction, killing the driver of the sports car, Ma Chi, the taxi driver, cabby Cheng Teck Hock, 52, and his passenger, Ms Shigemi Ito, 41.
Read the full report in the The New Paper on Friday (Jan 18).
She is deeply traumatised by the Dec 22 accident that left her with broken ribs, a fractured hip and a punctured bladder. She was also unable to move her lower body after the accident.