He was caught for speeding offense not reckless as the title alleged. As a road users we all have to play a part like obeying traffic rules. No need to feel happy when see others flouted the traffic and rules and are caught.
just over the speed limit. if that is considered reckless then the carcam guy also a bit reckless. tt being said, that undercover TP shd catch those van drivers for hogging the middle lane.
To start with, the biggest reckless drivers are those driving in the middle lane and the right lane while not overtaking anyone. Lane discipline has never been Singapore's strongest point definitely... The Singaporean police should be fighting with lane indiscipline more energetically rather than with speeding on a 2x3 road...
That only applies to expressways, not normal roads. On normal roads, you plan which lane you are supposed to be on where the next turn is going to be for you. And in Singapore, only the first lane on the highway is an overtaking lane. The rest are not.
I don't see how the red car driver was reckless. But I can clearly see that there is a road hog at 1:07 of the video. That is they guy I would have wanted taken to task. You just don't sit in lane one while faster vehicles are approaching!
@@davidelement3513 Yes, David. That is precisely the problem. Whether or not you are within legal speed limits, if a faster car approaches you, you must filter to the left and let that car pass. If not, by definition, you are considered a road hog. It is quite amazing (and I am not talking about just you) that in Singapore, very few actually seem to understand what road hogging means. This includes people who use the words "road hog" to refer to people taking the rightmost lane when other lanes are empty. By definition, this person taking the rightmost lane is not a road hog. While it is advised that if other lanes are empty, you should take the leftmost available lane, since that is what is considered best practice, you are not a road hog until approached by a faster vehicle and you refuse to give way. I hope that clarifies.
@@SJIsles I always stay on the left lane if the road is empty. There is no need to always be in the middle lane (which most people do irregardless of the speed limit).
Lol, drove so fast in the end stuck at traffic. Stop beside him. Than speed again. In the end still win him. Stop my TP. Lol. Laugh until want to faint Liao.
Red car speed really fast. TP already give space and time at the back and monitor long enough before give chase. Well deserved fine to the dangerous red car driver. Cam car is fast but not over limit yet. Lucky that you spot the stealth TP and slow down. Haha
@Cari Kebenaran dumbass, you can't even tell what is "incompitant" and even my English fail, I bet that you got 0 in your English exams because all your answers are in broken english
Sensation of speeding is not about beating the red light or 'winning' to see which car can go fastest, as many comments here suggest. When you drive a powerful car, just speeding from one red light to another is shiok enough. The acceleration and power. It's freaking annoying the people who hog the right lane and then judge people who accelerate past, or sneer at them as stupid idiots trying to speed in tiny Singapore. So many of these "how fast can you go, still stuck at red light" comments don't get it. Sian of hearing that same old line. Not saying speeding is right, and definitely whoever breaks the speed limit should be punished. But just explaining the sensation behind the acceleration. It's not usually to race with others or beat red lights or save time. In fact sometimes you don't mind taking even longer to reach your destination, take a longer route, just to enjoy the speed a bit more.
He was caught for speeding offense not reckless as the title alleged. As a road users we all have to play a part like obeying traffic rules. No need to feel happy when see others flouted the traffic and rules and are caught.
I think it’s more like over the speed limit.
Yes.
Nice place to pullover for a ticket next to the calm breezy sea winds of yishun
Yes! For $200 and a receipt for 6 demerit points, he gets to enjoy the calm breeze with a cup of tea! Better than having tea in Four Seasons!
Say he reckless? then cam car also follow his backside lol so both should be fault no?
just over the speed limit. if that is considered reckless then the carcam guy also a bit reckless. tt being said, that undercover TP shd catch those van drivers for hogging the middle lane.
The car went Fuuuuu.Fu fu fu fuuuuuu.
You guy awesome.. TP dress in black suddenly show up 😂😂
Can i get 8 mins of my life back?
Can that would cost you 8 dollars.
To start with, the biggest reckless drivers are those driving in the middle lane and the right lane while not overtaking anyone. Lane discipline has never been Singapore's strongest point definitely... The Singaporean police should be fighting with lane indiscipline more energetically rather than with speeding on a 2x3 road...
That only applies to expressways, not normal roads. On normal roads, you plan which lane you are supposed to be on where the next turn is going to be for you.
And in Singapore, only the first lane on the highway is an overtaking lane. The rest are not.
I don't see how the red car driver was reckless. But I can clearly see that there is a road hog at 1:07 of the video. That is they guy I would have wanted taken to task. You just don't sit in lane one while faster vehicles are approaching!
The vehicle could have been driving within the legal speed limits unlike the red car and the owner of this vehicle that filmed this scene.
@@davidelement3513 Yes, David. That is precisely the problem. Whether or not you are within legal speed limits, if a faster car approaches you, you must filter to the left and let that car pass. If not, by definition, you are considered a road hog. It is quite amazing (and I am not talking about just you) that in Singapore, very few actually seem to understand what road hogging means. This includes people who use the words "road hog" to refer to people taking the rightmost lane when other lanes are empty. By definition, this person taking the rightmost lane is not a road hog. While it is advised that if other lanes are empty, you should take the leftmost available lane, since that is what is considered best practice, you are not a road hog until approached by a faster vehicle and you refuse to give way. I hope that clarifies.
@@SJIsles I always stay on the left lane if the road is empty. There is no need to always be in the middle lane (which most people do irregardless of the speed limit).
This young man has serious attitudes' problems; he needs to be arrested for a penalty or fine for provoking other road-user, plus corrective actions.
Lol, drove so fast in the end stuck at traffic. Stop beside him. Than speed again. In the end still win him. Stop my TP. Lol. Laugh until want to faint Liao.
He actually wan go pang sai, now he lao sai...
Speak English pls.
@@whitecamellias3248
Jiak sai
Hahahahhaha
I don't see a cop pull over that red car 🤣😂🤣
We must all be safe
Gd for him at least he got a early gst hahaha
beautiful
why run so fast want to order ice cream?
2019 or 2018?
2020
U yourself no angel.
Haha...a clown driving the red car.
what of type that car?
BMW GTR Slim Edition
No signal,tailgate wahlao,sg no point la.how fast also meet at the next light
Good for him/her and all other motorist..😁😁
Red car speed really fast. TP already give space and time at the back and monitor long enough before give chase. Well deserved fine to the dangerous red car driver. Cam car is fast but not over limit yet. Lucky that you spot the stealth TP and slow down. Haha
i don't see any recklessness... speeding? probably..
From the screen it was 2018...
Over speed I think
Stopped at yishun dam
Lol..that stretch.. ave8 60km/h only.
nice. instant karma
This is singapore. No matter how fast u are, I’ll see you at the next traffic light :)
Driving haolian .. good disqualify this haolian driver .
As usual, singaporeans speak broken english and incompitant as always. Even the mainland Chinese can speak better English and Chinese than you
@Cari Kebenaran dumbass, you can't even tell what is "incompitant" and even my English fail, I bet that you got 0 in your English exams because all your answers are in broken english
@@indoraptortheevilhybrid40 I googled it and its incompetent.
@@indoraptortheevilhybrid40 joke leh u
Camcar lucky
Eyy yishun again
Click bait
🎉🎊🥳👏👍🤣
Sensation of speeding is not about beating the red light or 'winning' to see which car can go fastest, as many comments here suggest. When you drive a powerful car, just speeding from one red light to another is shiok enough. The acceleration and power. It's freaking annoying the people who hog the right lane and then judge people who accelerate past, or sneer at them as stupid idiots trying to speed in tiny Singapore.
So many of these "how fast can you go, still stuck at red light" comments don't get it. Sian of hearing that same old line.
Not saying speeding is right, and definitely whoever breaks the speed limit should be punished. But just explaining the sensation behind the acceleration. It's not usually to race with others or beat red lights or save time. In fact sometimes you don't mind taking even longer to reach your destination, take a longer route, just to enjoy the speed a bit more.
Chow cb driver
Wtf
😂