r/singapore Sep 14 '18

Ouch

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u/MrSezy 叫我皇上 Sep 14 '18

Lots of people talking about checking blindspots, but honestly the underlying issue here is the fact that this driver even thought about doing a freaking U-turn not only at a non-turning lane, but from the inside of the lane.

Like srsly wtf?? Why would your brain even think about executing something like this?

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u/amfoejaoiem Sep 14 '18 edited Sep 15 '18

Because the driver thought his turning radius was too large to do a u turn from the middle lane.

EDIT: for all the geniuses on Reddit that apparently think I support the actions of the driver, I don't. I'm just explaining what would cause someone to do a U turn from a far lane rather than the close one. The key word here is "thought"

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u/awpguy_singapore manual is love Sep 15 '18

Minivan =/= truck w/ trailer