SBS Transit has made a police report after a man posted a TikTok video appearing to show him taping his phone to the back of a bus before following it on his motorcycle.
The video, filmed along Jalan Besar, sparked criticism over road safety.
SBS Transit has made a police report after a man posted a TikTok video appearing to show him taping his phone to the back of a bus before following it on his motorcycle.
The video, filmed along Jalan Besar, sparked criticism over road safety.
However, the man later claimed it was all a stunt, saying he never actually left his phone on the bus and that another person filmed him using a DJI camera on a separate motorcycle.
He also claimed the video was filmed at 7am, before restricted bus lane hours began.
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