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<\/div>\n<\/div>\nThe 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.<\/p>\n
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.<\/p>\n
Likely in an act of retaliation, the rider of the Malaysia-registered motorcycle bumps into the cam-bike from behind, with his leg outstretched.<\/p>\n
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.<\/p>\n
The cam-biker then attempts to kick the Malaysian-registered motorcycle before it moves off, narrowly missing a car.<\/p>\n
\u201cThe slap on the head so satisfying\u201d: Netizen<\/h2>\n
The post has racked up more than 50,000 views, 550 reactions, and 325 comments.<\/p>\n
Netizens were unimpressed with the Malaysian rider and praised the camera-biker for striking his helmet.<\/p>\n
\u201cNice hit on the head!\u201d said a Facebook user. \u201cThe slap on the head (is) so satisfying,\u201d another said.<\/p>\n
However, several netizens advised the cam-biker to be cautious.<\/p>\n
\u201cNice slap on the head, but bro\u2026 It\u2019s dangerous. Be careful if you\u2019re driving into Malaysia. He might already have your bike\u2019s number plate, and you could potentially be putting yourself at risk if you ride into Malaysia alone. Better to be extra cautious,\u201d said the Facebook user.<\/p>\n
There were also calls for the authorities to take action on the foreign-registered motorcyclist.<\/p>\n
\u201cTP should come hard on these foreign riders, they drive like maniacs,\u201d said one. \u201cCancel his work permit,\u201d another suggested. A third netizen even asked for all foreign-registered motorcycles to be banned from entering Singapore.<\/p>\n
\u201cPlease ban from entering Singapore and all the nonsense will stop,\u201d said the netizen.<\/p>\n
One netizen, likely a Malaysian, said that riders such as the one in the video give motorcyclists from across the Causeway a bad name.<\/p>\n
\u201cAdui idiots because of (them) all others receive the same name \u2026. Go other people country respect their rules and their people, la, idiot,\u201d said the Facebook user from Johor.<\/p>\n
Not everyone thought that only riders of foreign-registered motorbikes posed a hazard on the roads, though.<\/p>\n
\u201cOnly Malaysian riders? More than half (of Singaporeans) are also like that, car drivers face them every day on expressways during peak hours.<\/p>\n
In response to Stomp\u2019s queries, the police confirmed that a report was lodged. Police investigations are ongoing.<\/p>\n
Stomp has reached out to Hoo Lee Kau for more details.<\/p>\n
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