Follow Me on Pinterest
This Urban Jungle
Ferrari, taxi, m-cycle fatal crash: Accident scene is notorious 'black spot'

The junction of Rochor Road and Victoria street, the site of a horrific accident involving a Ferrari, a taxi and a motorcycle on Saturday morning is one of Singapore's 'black spots', notorious for its high accident rate. Saturday's collision was the seventh to have occurred there within a period of two weeks.

Both the Ferrari driver, 31-year-old Chinese businessman Ma Chi, as well as the taxi passenger, a woman in her 20's died in the accident. They had been found trapped in their respective vehicles.

Mr Muhammad Najib Ghazali, the motorcyclist involved in the crash, is currently in hospital with spinal injuries.

The vehicles involved in the accident had collided at such high speed that the taxi's engine block was found on the ground some 30m away from the crash site.

STOMPer Watcher wrote:

"Over the years, I have heard of so many accidents at this troubled area at the junction of Rochor Road and Victoria Street.

"With such a high rate of collisions happening there, I can't help but wonder why nothing has been done to fix the problem.

"Something must be done to force drivers to slow down at that area, and also prevent them from making the turn there at high speed.

"As far as I understand, speeding is the major cause of crashes there, and many have died already.

"I hope the authorities will act on the matter soon. It is a shame that the area has claimed two more lives.

"To the family of the Chinese businessman as well as the parents of the passenger, my sincerest condolences.

"It is a shame for any mother to be grieving on Mother's Day."

  Click on thumbnails for larger image
LOL
9%
Cute
5%
Shiok
1%
Fail
1%
OMG
3%
Bochup
5%
Ewww!
4%
So Sad
25%
Enraged
47%
Rated  
  by 26 STOMPer(s).      
62577 Views
58 comments
detectivek said   on 17 May, 2012   Report as offensive  
Change in traffic light timing. Also educate those buying such super expansive ang mo sports car. Nothing to do with PRC la.
detectivek said   on 17 May, 2012   Report as offensive  
Hey, believeitornot

The most innocent was the Japanese lady!!! Both drivers shld be responsible!!
SINGAPOREANSS said   on 16 May, 2012   Report as offensive  
I hope government will look into the SPF and LTA.
Why, no traffic police spot check and road block at night time ???
So, many accidents happening at night hours.
If traffic police spot check and road block everday,
the drunker will know, so they will scare.
Please look in
Singapore Traffic Police is really damm Lazy,
to your SPF and LTA as soon.
SOMTIMES, I CALL TRAFFIC POLICE DEPT, THEY DON'T CARE AT ALL AND NEVER SEND ANY TAFFIC POLICE AT ALL. THEY ARE VERY LAZY AND SLEEPING DURING NIGHT TIME.

GOVERNMENT SHOULD AND MUST TAKE ACTION ON TRAFFIC POLICE.
THEY HAVE MANY PROBLEM, WHEN I CALL THE TRAFFIC POLICE HOTLINE, THEY DON'T EVER CARE AT ALL. AND NEVER TAKE ACTION AT ALL. I SURVEY MANY TIMES AT TRAFFIC POLICE BY CALL THE TRAFFIC POLICE HOTLINE. THE ANSWERS IS NEVER COME AT ALL.
SINGAPOREANSS said   on 16 May, 2012   Report as offensive  
I hope government will look into the SPF and LTA.
Why, no traffic police spot check and road block at night time ???
So, many accidents happening at night hours.
If traffic police spot check and road block everday,
the drunker will know, so they will scare.
Please look into your SPF and LTA as soon.
chapter1 said   on 15 May, 2012   Report as offensive  
Do the people even realise, to have such an impact, the Ferrari driver must have breached 2 red lights along Victoria Street, I repeat it's 2 red lights.
Sugar said   on 15 May, 2012   Report as offensive  
Drivers who drives vehicles such as an expensive ones, r jus a bunch of fools. No point showing off in singapore.
deception said   on 15 May, 2012   Report as offensive  
@Mr_mobby you are gullible enough to believe its a black spot . Nice one continue with that good work yea !
valueitnotjepordiseit said   on 15 May, 2012   Report as offensive  
My condolences to both..This is the outcome if there is no countdown timer attached to traffic lights. Like in Malaysia. Common in our country to see last minute vehicle making a rush despite the traffic signal lights changing into red.
Another common thing will likely to see happen will be Taxi drivers makes sudden stops for passengers who are flagging along the roads which they are not given proper taxi stands for boarding and alighting like the bus stops. Let's wait and watch more life's to be taken away. We just be amazed of such incidents and something to talk about among our frens and colleagues.
Don't miss these...