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SINGAPORE \u2013 A motorcyclist was caught in December 2024 after he allegedly had at least 129 micrograms of alcohol in 100ml of breath.<\/p>\n
This is more than 3\u00bd times the prescribed limit of 35 micrograms of alcohol in 100ml of breath.<\/p>\n
Muhammad Khairulnizam Mohamed Nizam, 25, was then suspended from operating all classes of vehicles.<\/p>\n
Despite this, he allegedly rode a motorcycle again two months later, got into an accident and caused hurt to his pillion rider.<\/p>\n
On April 16, Khairulnizam was handed charges that include one count each of riding a motorcycle after consuming alcohol, and causing hurt to a woman while riding without due care and attention.<\/p>\n
According to court documents, he had allegedly consumed alcohol shortly before he rode a motorcycle along Clementi Road at around 12.30am on Dec 5, 2024.<\/p>\n
He was later caught and suspended from operating all classes of vehicles <\/p>\n
Then on Feb 7, 2025, Khairulnizam allegedly rode another motorcycle along Marina Boulevard towards Marina Coastal Drive at around 7pm.<\/p>\n
The Singaporean allegedly failed to keep a proper lookout, and the vehicle collided with a car, causing hurt to his pillion rider.<\/p>\n
Details about her condition were not disclosed in court documents.<\/p>\n
Khairulnizam is expected to plead guilty on May 29.<\/p>\n