Singaporean driver, 94, handed five-year ban and fine after crash; biker suffered fractures in accident


Goh Boon Kang pleaded guilty on Nov 4 to one charge of driving without reasonable consideration to other road users and causing grievous hurt to the victim. - Photo: ST

SINGAPORE: A 94-year-old driver who collided with a motorcyclist with the right of way along Upper Thomson Road has been hit with a five-year driving disqualification and a S$5,000 fine.

Goh Boon Kang pleaded guilty on Wednesday (Nov 4) to one charge of driving without reasonable consideration to other road users and causing grievous hurt to the victim.

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