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Are the blind allowed to drive in Singapore?
Some Singapore doctor certified the driver fit to drive despite the fact that the driver was long overdue for his cataract surgery.
Yup. Last time I did driver medical I told the taxi driver sorry no pass. His eyesight terrible. Fail. He angry say why cannot pass. Then my boss came in and signed the form off and say pass.
Then boss tell me. You stupid. You don't pass him he will go next door and they will pass him also lah. Got money take you dowan.
Ok lor.
Then boss tell me. You stupid. You don't pass him he will go next door and they will pass him also lah. Got money take you dowan.
Ok lor.
I rest my case. The problem is that it's the innocents that end up getting killed as a result of these decisions becoming financial rather than medical.
In Canada the doctor can be used for liability. There was a case a semi truck ran red light slammed into cyclist and crashed into several cars.
Truck driver said couldn't remember. Turns out the guy has epilepsy. Truck drivers insurance company went after the doctor who certified him fit.
Medical malpractice insurance had to pay a portion of the damages as the judge ruled doctor liable.
In sinkieland all boh chup.
Dumbass question
KNN Singapore roads are infested with stupid drivers. They even go to AMDK countries and cause accidents .
some sinkies already drive like they are blind
A 44-year-old woman was injured following a collision with a stationary lorry along the Pan-Island Expressway (PIE) on Tuesday (Mar 13).
https://www.channelnewsasia.com/new...r-injured-in-early-morning-pie-crash-10039030
https://www.channelnewsasia.com/new...r-injured-in-early-morning-pie-crash-10039030
If you ask me, its not the drivers fault.
The contractor should have a safety officer to ensure those using the fast lane are well aware of the lane closure, at least 500 m before where the lane is closed.
The contractor should have a safety officer to ensure those using the fast lane are well aware of the lane closure, at least 500 m before where the lane is closed.
That's exactly what the flashing lights on the truck are for you twit. The actual road works are further down.
