S'porean man, 26, speeds at 221km/h in Mitsubishi Evo along CTE, causes 2 collisions
Among Goh's co-accused, all except for one, have been sentenced and received jail terms consisting of a few months each with three-year driving bans.
A 26-year-old Singaporean man, Jared-Kane Goh, was involved in a high-speed joyride in a Mitsubishi Evo, causing two collisions. On October 27, 2024, Goh drove at an average speed of 221 km/h, exceeding the legal limit by nearly three times. The incident occurred along the Central Expressway (CTE) and nearby roads, with speeds reaching up to 221 km/h, far beyond the 90 km/h limit.
Goh's reckless driving led to two collisions, one of which caused his car to overturn. A 22-year-old woman and other vehicles were also injured or damaged as a result of the crashes. Goh pleaded guilty to dangerous driving and is set to return to court on September 14 for sentencing. The prosecutor requested a sentence ranging from three-and-a-half to five months in jail and three to four years of driving disqualification. The court also estimated the total repair cost for damaged property at over S$2,900.
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