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Posted on 28 Aug 2010

Heavy vehicle with barely-visible brake and signal lights a danger to motorists

STOMPer Alex was concerned that this heavy vehicle's brake and signal lights are caked in mud and barely visible, even in the day. He was also worried for the safety of other road users as it seems the driver was not driving safely.

The STOMPer says (Aug 28):

"This heavy vehicle's brake and signal lights are covered with mud and almost invisible in bright daylight.

"Furthermore, one side is burnt out.

"This driver was driving recklessly along Marine Parade Road in the central area where there is heavy vehicle and human traffic.

"How does the Land Transport Authority pass such vehicles?

"Other vehicles which are behind it may not be able to see the brake light in time due to poor visibility of the light."

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Keywords: vehicle , muddy , brake lights , signal , visibility

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6 comments

Anoymous2142 said on 27 Sep, 2010 Report as offensive

how do you see the brake from that angle. And these are heavy construction vehicles. Definitely their brakes are designed to handle this.

KapoStomper said on 15 Sep, 2010 Report as offensive

As suggested, yes don't drive that close. Sometimes, no choice, if you have to carry all the construction loads, I doubt your car will be in tip-top shape.

BananaBoat said on 6 Sep, 2010 Report as offensive

dun drive so close la dumb

harveykid2 said on 28 Aug, 2010 Report as offensive

Send this photo to LTA & TP for enforcement of required vehicle conditions when they are travelling on the roads.

stomp_rat said on 28 Aug, 2010 Report as offensive

its an everyday occurrence of driving. just be on the lookout. there are even vehicles with all brake lights not working or blown out....seen them before and better check yours regularly.

pinkstomp said on 28 Aug, 2010 Report as offensive

Whr is the plate no???!!

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