SG: London Cabs plagued by mechanical issues

A cyclist was killed after a collision with a lorry on Changi Coast Road at about 10.30am on Saturday morning. This happens to be the 3rd making biking-related accident in just one week. The Straits Times has reported that the male victim was pronounced dead at the scene by paramedics. Investigations are ongoing. The first of the 3 accidents occurred on the 2nd of May along Mandai Road. The cyclist was involved in a hit and run. He was admitted to intensive care after the crash. The second accident occurred on the 3rd of May, in which  46-year-old tent construction worker Chen Gan Rong was killed when he was run over by an SBS bus at the intersection of Jalan Boon Lay.  

2 were injured after 4 vehicles collided with each other on Sunday night. A driver in his 60s has been arrested on suspicion of drink driving. The accident, which occurred at the junction of Upper Thomson Road and Sin Ming Avenue, was caused by a driver failing to stop in time at a red light. He crashed into a taxi, which sent the taxi crashing into a van and another car. The taxi eventually stopped and rested on the second car's bonnet. The taxi driver had facial injuries and also complained of back and chest pain. He was sent to Tan Tock Seng Hospital for treatment. A second person was hurt, but he decided not to receive medical treatment as his injuries were minor. The other people involved in this accident were unhurt. Police investigations are ongoing.

Imagine leaving your brand new Ferrari in the front lobby of a swanky hotel comforted in the knowledge that the valets there will keep an eye on your precious stallion. Well, the valets at Resorts World Sentosa (RWS) did more than just that last Tuesday when the owner of a Ferrari 458 Italia, Preston, a retiree visited the hotel for a late night supper.  The 61-year-old even reminded the valet twice not to move his car when he entrusted the valet with the key as his car's insurance does not cover valets. When he returned to the front lobby of Hotel Michael at 3:30am, his precious stallion was nowhere to be found.