He was given a three-year disqualification from holding any class of driving licence.
\n\nA 36-year-old man was sentenced to 10 days’ jail, fined S$4,000, and given a three-year disqualification from holding any class of driving licence after colliding with a 43-year-old motorcyclist.
\n\nThe man had also hit a 33-year-old father and his four-year-old son about six months later.
\n\nNgoh Junwen faced two charges under the Road Traffic Act.
\n\nHe pleaded guilty to the charges and was sentenced on Sep. 24, Shin Min Daily News reported.
\n\nOn Sep. 1, 2025, at about 8pm, Ngoh was attempting a three-point turn onto a lane in Sembawang when he collided with the motorcyclist who was travelling in the opposite direction.
\n\nThe motorcyclist fell to the left and was conveyed to the hospital.
\n\nHe sustained a fracture in his left leg and an abrasion on his left ankle.
\n\nHe was hospitalised for nine days and was given 94 days of medical leave.
\n\nOn Feb. 28, Ngoh was attempting to turn right at a junction from North Bridge Road onto Coleman Street.
\n\nWhile turning, he failed to wait for all the pedestrians to finish crossing, causing him to collide with a man and his son.
\n\nBoth…
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