A rider of a Malaysia-registered motorcycle flashed the middle finger at another motorcyclist after recklessly cutting across lanes while travelling on an expressway in Singapore — and later got slapped on his helmet by the other motorcyclist.
Footage of the road altercation between the two motorcyclists was shared on the Complaint Singapore Facebook group by user Hoo Lee Kau on Sept 10. It is unclear when the incident occurred.
At the start of the video, the rider of the Malaysia-registered motorcycle is seen attempting to cut across two lanes of the expressway, but stops before entering the second lane as the camera-bike passes.
The rider then overtakes the cam-bike, splitting lanes in the process.
The motorcyclist riding the cam-bike then calls out to the other rider in Malay, suggesting there was no point in speeding due to heavy traffic ahead. This prompts the latter to turn around and flash the middle finger.
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The rider of the Malaysia-registered motorcycle then accelerates as the cam-bike follows, almost getting hit by another motorcycle as he attempts to change lanes again.
Later, as the rider of the Malaysia-registered motorcycle gets held up by traffic, the cam-biker closes the gap and smacks the former on the helmet as he passes by.
Likely in an act of retaliation, the rider of the Malaysia-registered motorcycle bumps into the cam-bike from behind, with his leg outstretched.
The cam-biker then rides across the chevron road marking and signals to the other rider to pull over to the road shoulder, which he appears to do before the video cuts to another scene where a third motorcyclist appears to be involved.
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