Even Macdonald's delivery riders also FTs

[Watchman]

Even Macdonald's delivery riders also FTs

STOMPer Choo saw this delivery rider using a motorcycle with a Malaysian licence plate. He wonders if Malaysian vehicles are authorised to be used as delivery vehicles in Singapore.

He said:

"Today (Feb 16), at about 3.40pm, I spotted this Malaysian-registered motorcycle (JLX4334), apparently doing delivery services for McDonald's, at the junction of Hougang Ave 4 and Hougang Ave 8.

"I believe Malaysian-registered vehicles are not allowed to make such deliveries.

"And I don't think there is any insurance policy to cover the motorcyclist, should he get into an accident."

 

[halsey02]

Even Macdonald's delivery riders also FTs

STOMPer Choo saw this delivery rider using a motorcycle with a Malaysian licence plate. He wonders if Malaysian vehicles are authorised to be used as delivery vehicles in Singapore.

He said:

"Today (Feb 16), at about 3.40pm, I spotted this Malaysian-registered motorcycle (JLX4334), apparently doing delivery services for McDonald's, at the junction of Hougang Ave 4 and Hougang Ave 8.

"I believe Malaysian-registered vehicles are not allowed to make such deliveries.

"And I don't think there is any insurance policy to cover the motorcyclist, should he get into an accident."

"I know this one"...MacD will come out & say, "this is done, by our Contractors", "we will caution them on this"....

 

[besotted]

cheaper better faster!

youngsters still don't change attitude

still listening to that ipod

haha, the day when your parents throw you out, see what you can do

 

[melzp]

by law, it is not right.

but, pls giv them a break. u think they want to risk
life by motoring around. ?
stinkaporeans only know how to complain n sabotage.
u will know it when u are poor again.

 

[Ramseth]

"I believe Malaysian-registered vehicles are not allowed to make such deliveries.

"And I don't think there is any insurance policy to cover the motorcyclist, should he get into an accident."

Malaysian-registered vehicles are allowed for commercial purposes in Singapore, e.g. Malaysian lorries delivering foods and goods, Malaysian buses ferrying passengers etc., and vice versa for Singapore-registered vehicles in Malaysia. In fact, insurance covers all the way to southern Thailand. I don't see why there should be any exception for motorcycles.

 

[Watchman]

Malaysian-registered vehicles are allowed for commercial purposes in Singapore, e.g. Malaysian lorries delivering foods and goods, Malaysian buses ferrying passengers etc., and vice versa for Singapore-registered vehicles in Malaysia. In fact, insurance covers all the way to southern Thailand. I don't see why there should be any exception for motorcycles.

Yes you can say it now .

Soon you might even one day see Thai registered bikes working in Macs around Singapore on social visit passes .

 

[halsey02]

Yes you can say it now .

Soon you might even one day see Thai registered bikes working in Macs around Singapore on social visit passes .

Who knows?, our comrades from Vietnam, North Korea or even People'e Republic Of China??

 

[Muthukali]

Wow this one also FT, MAK can really relac one corner liao....

 

[Ramseth]

Yes you can say it now .

Soon you might even one day see Thai registered bikes working in Macs around Singapore on social visit passes .

Traffic police would have trouble trying to issue summons to number plate that read กด123อ.

Anyway, I've seen Thai-registered lorries, buses, vans and even cars in Singapore before. Rare and occasional, but there are. However, I haven't seen any Thai-registered motorcycle here before; don't think motorcycles could make the range of some 1,000km from southern Thailand to Singapore.