Malaysian motorcyclist injured after accident with tipper truck on BKE马来西亚摩托车骑手在BKE公路与翻斗卡车相撞后受伤
A 36-year-old male motorcyclist was taken to the hospital after his motorcycle was involved in an accident with a tipper truck along the Bukit Timah Expressway (BKE) on Thursday (Oct 8) afternoon.The incident happened at about 4.50pm along BKE towards Woodlands.Photographs posted by SG Road Vigilante on its Facebook show a Malaysia-registered motorcycle lying on its side between the two...

A 36-year-old male motorcyclist was taken to the hospital after his motorcycle was involved in an accident with a tipper truck along the Bukit Timah Expressway (BKE) on Thursday (Oct 8) afternoon.
The incident happened at about 4.50pm along BKE towards Woodlands.
Photographs posted by SG Road Vigilante on its Facebook show a Malaysia-registered motorcycle lying on its side between the two rightmost lanes of the expressway.
A motorcyclist is seen standing next to the fallen motorcycle with his leg bloodied.
The tipper truck involved in the accident is stopped in front of the motorcycle, with its male driver standing next to it.
Broken parts, likely from the motorcycle, is seen between the two vehicles.
In response to AsiaOne's queries, the police and Singapore Civil Defence Force confirmed that the male motorcyclist was taken conscious to Woodlands Hospital.
The police added that the motorcyclist is assisting with ongoing police investigations.
Accidents involving foreign-registered motorcycles
In 2025, there were a total of 1,372 cases of injury and fatal accidents involving foreign-registered motorcycles on roads here in Singapore.
Of these, 31 of such cases resulted in fatalities, while injuries were reported in the remaining 1,341 cases.
In its annual Road Traffic Situation report issued on Feb 26, the Traffic Police pointed out that motorcyclists and elderly pedestrians continue to be the most vulnerable road user groups.
Although motorcycles make up just 15 per cent of Singapore's total vehicle population, motorcyclists and pillion riders were involved in 54.8 per cent of all traffic accidents and accounted for 53 per cent of traffic fatalities.
The most common causes of accidents are a failure to keep a proper lookout (52 per cent), a failure to have adequate control of the vehicle (11 per cent) and changing lanes without due care (seven per cent), the police stated.
周四(10 月 8 日)下午,一名 36 岁的摩托车骑手在武吉知马高速公路 (BKE) 上与一辆自卸卡车发生事故后被送往医院。
事件发生在下午 4 点 50 分左右,地点位于 BKE 公路往兀兰方向。
SG Road Vigilante 在其 Facebook 上发布的照片显示,一辆马来西亚注册的摩托车侧翻在高速公路最右侧两条车道之间。
一名摩托车骑手站在倒地的摩托车旁,腿部流血。
事故中涉及的翻斗卡车停在摩托车前面,男司机站在卡车旁边。
两辆车之间可以看到一些破碎的零件,很可能是摩托车上的。
针对 AsiaOne 的询问,警方和新加坡民防部队证实,这名男性摩托车骑手被送往兀兰医院时意识清醒。
警方补充说,这名摩托车驾驶员正在协助警方进行调查。
涉及外国注册摩托车的事故
2025 年,新加坡道路上共发生 1372 起涉及外国注册摩托车的伤亡事故。
其中,31 起案件造成人员死亡,其余 1341 起案件造成人员受伤。
在2月26日发布的年度道路交通状况报告中,交通警察指出,摩托车驾驶员和老年行人仍然是最弱势的道路使用者群体。
虽然摩托车只占新加坡车辆总数的 15%,但摩托车骑手和乘客却卷入了 54.8% 的交通事故,并占交通事故死亡人数的 53%。
警方表示,事故最常见的原因是未能保持适当的观察(52%)、未能充分控制车辆(11%)以及不谨慎地变换车道(7%)。