Man, 60, sparks collision after dangerous driving, then pretends he got run down by the other car

The two vehicles then continued on their way and turned left into the Sentosa entrance. However, Feng braked suddenly again, causing the other driver to stop abruptly as well.

Angered by Feng’s actions, the other driver overtook Feng’s car and braked abruptly, leading to the collision. Feng then got out of his car and argued with the other driver and his family.

For insurance purposes, the other driver took photos of his car and tried to leave, only to be met by Feng, who physically blocked his way and repeatedly opened the other vehicle’s doors.

As the other driver drove off, Feng lunged into his car and fell to the ground while recording himself.

A video of the incident, captured on a dashcam, has since gone viral.

Feng was seen shouting in both English and Hokkien: “He hit me!” and “How could he hit me?” in an attempt to attract attention from passersby.

His behaviour led to a road obstruction, while another driver, who was not involved in the incident, said he saw Feng honking and flashing the middle finger.

Dangerous driving put elderly and children at risk

The prosecution requested a sentence of two to three weeks’ jail for Feng, as well as a suspension of his driver’s license at all levels for 24 months and a fine of $80 to $100.

It noted that Feng had cut into the other driver’s lane twice and braked abruptly, which were dangerous acts of driving capable of causing an accident. As the other driver’s car held elderly passengers and children, this could have led to severe consequences.

The prosecution added that Feng had no reason to lie in the middle of the road and was the instigator of the incident, but instead portrayed himself as the victim.

If Feng believed the other driver had done something wrong, he could have called the police, but he did not.

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