Motorcyclist dies after 3-vehicle accident on AYE near Tuas Checkpoint
A 40-year-old man was pronounced dead at the scene by a SCDF paramedic.
A motorcyclist lost his life in a collision involving his bike and two cars on the AYE near Tuas Checkpoint on October 3. Emergency services arrived at the scene around 3:35pm, with a 40-year-old male motorcyclist being pronounced dead at the location by a Singapore Civil Defence Force paramedic. The Straits Times has reached out to SCDF for further details.
The Land Transport Authority posted on X at 3:10pm about the accident on the AYE towards Tuas, advising motorists to steer clear of lanes 1 and 2. Pictures of the aftermath shared on Facebook show the motorcycle overturned on the rightmost lane in a part of AYE close to the Tuas Checkpoint. A white sheet lays near the motorcycle, with a black car with a dented rear parked just in front.
Police and an SCDF ambulance are visible on the second lane. This marks at least the third fatal traffic accident in the past week.
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