'Furthermore, you can see that the traffic light had been red for some time.'
A bus driver was caught on camera swerving into a motorist's lane and beating a red light in Clementi.shared dashcam footage of the incident that occurred at the junction of Clementi Road and Commonwealth Avenue West on Saturday , at around 8.20pm.In the video, the bus can be seen cutting into Kenneth's path, forcing him to switch lanes in order to avoid a collision. The bus then proceeds to beat the red light at a traffic junction.
Kenneth said:"I hope this SBS Transit driver can be more cautious when driving. He forced me to change lanes and even beat the red light. "Furthermore, you can see from my video and photos that the traffic light had been red for some time.Stomp has contacted SBS Transit for more info.
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