Just some pics of the car I personally wrapped round tree. Note: I wasnt speeding.... but fell asleep. See how the steering wheel bent? It imprinted on my chest BTW. In 1990, Airbags were not in all cars. Mine doesnt have one.Look at the tree, its darn huge... only has its bark shaved. The damage is horrendous. Drive safe all.
My entire face was smashed in literally. Car totalled. In hospital 1 month.
I was lucky to be alive.... My parents thought I was dead when they arrived at the scene. It was buckets of blood all over.
The STOMPer said this happened at about 8.05am today (Feb 1).He said another motorcyclist had also stopped before him and had called for the ambulance."The paramedics arrived shortly after that and did the same thing. They felt his neck and said there was no pulse. They covered his body," he said."I felt very sad. I am a motorcyclist and it was a chilling experience. I ride past that road every day and I just don't know how to describe the feeling," he said.The STOMPer said the rider who had arrived before him said the victim was riding a short distance in front of him from Bukit Panjang."He did not see him fall but said the bike may have skidded," the STOMPer said.STOMP contacted the Police, which said the victim is a Chinese man in his late 20s."Police received a call about the accident at about 8am about an accident involving a motorcycle along Bukit Panjang Road towards the BKE," a spokesman said."A Chinese man in his late 20s was pronounced dead at the scene by paramedics at about 8.30am. "Police are investigating," the spokesman said.
STOMPer Karam Sandhu, 60, saw paramedics helping a motorcyclist who was hurt after his vehicle collided with another motorcycle near the traffic junction between Clementi Road and West Coast highway.The man died later in hospital.The STOMPer took this photo at about 11pm on Jan 29 and sent it to STOMP today (Feb 1).STOMP contacted the Police, which said it received a call about the accident at about 11.20pm on Jan 29."Police are investigating a fatal accident at the junction of West Coast highway at Clementi Road involving two motorcycles. "The first motorcycle was travelling along West Coast highway towards City when it collided with another motorcycle," a spokesman said."Due to the collision, the first rider, a Chinese man in his 40s, sustained facial lacerations and injuries to his lower limbs."He was sent to NUH but was pronounced dead at about 4.20am on Jan 30. "The other rider, an Indian man in his early 20s, had a fractured hand and abrasions and was sent conscious to NUH," the spokesman said.
Jan 30, 2008Two others were injured when their car plunged into a ditch and hit tree along Old Upper Thomson Road.Two polytechnic classmates died when the car they were in plunged into a ditch and hit a tree along Old Upper Thomson Road late on Tuesday night.They were the rear passengers, identified as Mr David Li, 18, and Mr Mervin Teo, 19. It took rescuers nearly 30 minutes to extricate them from the back seat where they were trapped.Mr Li, a second year IT student, died on arrival at the Singapore General Hospital while Mr Teo, also a second year student in engineering informatics, died shortly after.The driver and his front seat passenger, aged 19 and 20, escaped with slight injuries. One of them was discharged from Singapore General Hospital on Wednesday morning.The four are all students of Nanyang Polytechnic. The horrific crash happened at 11.45 pm as the car, a Mitsubishi Lancer, was travelling along Old Upper Thomson Road towards the Seletar Expressway.It is not known if the two rear passengers were wearing seat belts.Anyone with information on the accident can call the traffic police at 1800-547-1818.read via : http://forums.hardwarezone.com.sg/showthread.php?t=1853740=========================f*** f*** f***.
Three men killed in accident on Dunearn RoadBy Wong Siew Ying, Channel NewsAsia | Posted: 10 February 2008 1610 hrsSINGAPORE: An accident on Dunearn Road early Sunday morning left three men in a rental car dead and one seriously injured.The rental car was going on the extreme left lane of Dunearn Road, heading towards Newton Circus.But at around 2.20am, the driver was believed to have lost control of the vehicle after the Dunearn Road/Chancery Lane junction.It then hit a kerb and a tree before landing in the bushes nearby.Police said all four occupants of the car were flung out of the vehicle.Two of them, both aged 23, were pronounced dead at the scene.The 26-year-old driver and another 19-year-old passenger were found unconscious and in critical condition. They were taken to Tan Tock Seng Hospital where the driver later died.Witnesses can call the traffic police hotline at 1800-547-1818. - CNA/ac
QuoteThree men killed in accident on Dunearn RoadBy Wong Siew Ying, Channel NewsAsia | Posted: 10 February 2008 1610 hrsSINGAPORE: An accident on Dunearn Road early Sunday morning left three men in a rental car dead and one seriously injured.The rental car was going on the extreme left lane of Dunearn Road, heading towards Newton Circus.But at around 2.20am, the driver was believed to have lost control of the vehicle after the Dunearn Road/Chancery Lane junction.It then hit a kerb and a tree before landing in the bushes nearby.Police said all four occupants of the car were flung out of the vehicle.Two of them, both aged 23, were pronounced dead at the scene.The 26-year-old driver and another 19-year-old passenger were found unconscious and in critical condition. They were taken to Tan Tock Seng Hospital where the driver later died.Witnesses can call the traffic police hotline at 1800-547-1818. - CNA/acvia : http://www.mycarforum.com/forum/Others_C20/Lite_%26_EZ_F15/Tree_Wins_Again...._P2225464
The accident scene at Dunearn Road after the traffic light of Chancery Lane. -- ST PHOTO: SHAHRIYA YAHAYAPREPARATIONS for a wedding ended in three deaths, with a fourth young man fighting for his life in hospital.All four were in a rental car on their way to get decorations to turn the Hyundai Avante they were in into a wedding car when it crashed along Dunearn Road, near Chancery Court, at 2.20 am on Sunday.The impact of the crash threw all four out of the car.The sole survivor, Mr Mohammad Alif Mohamed Shah, 19, was fighting for his life on Sunday night, as his family members kept vigil at Tan Tock Seng Hospital.Two of them, Mr Mohammad Khalil Mohamad Shah, 23, elder brother of Mr Mohammad Alif, and Mr Sunthereswaran Nadesan Mariyappan, 23, died on the spot.The third casualty, Mr Jaya Kumar Asokan, 27, a bus driver, who was also admitted to Tan Tock Seng Hospital, died of severe injuries within 12 hours of the accident.He was believed to have been the driver of the silver Hyundai Avante, a 1.6-litre car.The four were on their way to Mustafa Centre in Little India.
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