Reaching the peak of Mount Everest is a dream for many people. But for one man without legs and another who is blind, this posed exceptional challenges.
The trailer is occupying the middle lane in the direction of traffic, while the connected truck is positioned diagonally against traffic flow in the rightmost lane. - Photos: Screengrab from Singapore Roads Accident s.com/Facebook
The police said they were alerted to the accident along AYE towards Tuas at around 8pm on the same day. In a video posted on the Singapore Road Accidents.com Facebook page, a trailer truck is seen occupying the middle and rightmost lanes of the three-lane passageway leading into a viaduct.
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