A woman singlehandedly tried blocking a vehicle with her body and succeeded in detaching the plate number before throwing it at the windscreen in rage.
The beginning of a video uploaded by Facebook page SG Road Vigilante – SGRV on Saturday (July 9) looked like a typical traffic jam on the Second Link between Singapore and Malaysia.
@theindependentsgWoman upset at another driver for changing lanes, blocks vehicle, removes plate number and throws it at the windscreen in rage
A few seconds in, a woman appears in front of the camcar, clearly angry.
The video rewinds to the woman engaging with the driver of the vehicle. She held her phone up at him as he walked away.
She then stood in front of the camcar, still holding her phone.
The video transitions to the woman calmly standing in the middle of the lane despite other vehicles moving forward.
The passengers inside the video were heard calling her a “crazy woman” while a man’s voice said he would call the police.
The warning didn’t stop the woman, who merely nodded and smirked at the camcar passengers.
Other vehicles honked at the woman, and she gestured at them to filter past her because she had no intentions of letting the camcar through.
Another video shared on Complaint Singapore Facebook page showed the woman single-handedly pushing the MPV while it inched forward.
Sensing that her efforts weren’t futile, the woman faced forward to use her full weight to block the vehicle.
In doing so, she somehow managed to remove the license plate and flung it at the windscreen.
Meanwhile, a man from the red Kia Cerato runs over to the scene, looking as if he would put a stop to the woman’s antics.
Instead, he flashed two middle fingers at the camcar while the woman tried to stop him.
The duo walk back to their vehicle while the camcar driver steps out to grab his license plate from the ground.
According to SG Road Vigilante, quoting the original poster, the female passenger was upset at the camcar for changing lanes./TISG
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