Chilling Footage of a Joker Crossing the Expressway; Here’re Some Rules About Expressway

Have you heard of those scary stories where people are almost hit by fast-moving vehicles?

Like this:

And this:

Right here in Singapore, a similar incident happened last Saturday (Jan 6), and here’s the video:

What happened

The man wearing an orange shirt was jaywalking across Seletar Expressway, according to Mothership.

The brave soul was trying to cross over to the right-most lane of the expressway.

Which means he could have just crossed two slip road lanes and three expressway lanes.

That’s a lot of avoiding to do right there.

In the video, a car in the centre lane had to brake suddenly to avoid hitting him.

As he progress to the right-most lane, he was directly in front of the car recording the incident.

The driver had to make a sudden swerve to the left to get out of his way.

The man caught in the act seems to have froze in his tracks as he was too shocked to react.

Not the first man

In September last year, a man who was trying to cross the Pan-Island Expressway (PIE) got hit by a car and was taken to hospital.

What’s not allowed on the expressways

I’m not gonna go into grandmother mode and start rambling on what to do and what not to do.

But I have to do my job as a writer to make sure everyone is aware of this.

Listen up, people:

• Bicycles are not allowed on expressways (roads ok)

• I could go on and on, but here’s the List of Excluded Vehicles by the Land Transport Authority, just in case anyone’s thinking of doing something funny
  a) bicycles;
  b) tricycles;
  c) trishaws;
  d) motor-cycles with side cars attached;
  e) motor-cycles which are propelled by electric motors;
  f) invalid carriages;
  g) three-wheeled vans;
  h) low trailers;
  i) road rollers;
  j) ready-mix concrete trucks;
  k) mobile cranes;
  l) forklifts;
  m) excavators;
  n) road pavers;
  o) tractors;
  p) dumpers;
  q) wheel loaders;
  r) bulldozers;
  s) graders;
  t) mobile concrete pumps;
  u) hydrant dispensers;
  v) motor vehicles with any of the wheels fitted with neither a pneumatic
  tyre nor a solid rubber tyre; and
  w) any other motor vehicle where the maximum speed at which it may be
  driven on any road under the Road Traffic (Regulation of Speed) Rules
  is 40 kilometres per hour.

 

• Quite self-explanatory, but please, do not walk on the expressways.

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Featured image: Mothership