Driver involved in Stamford Road crash gets 4 months’ jail
A 23-year-old man has been sentenced to four months in jail for dangerous driving following a high-speed midnight joyride in Singapore. He is the fourth individual from a group of six to be sentenced for their involvement in a series of collisions in October 2024.
Why it matters
The case highlights strict judicial enforcement against reckless driving and illegal street racing in Singapore.
Lee Jun En Gilviz was also disqualified from driving for three years from the date of his release from prison.
Listen SINGAPORE – The fourth driver who was part of a group of six that went on a midnight joyride on the CTE was sentenced to four months’ jail on July 13.
The 23-year-old had pleaded guilty to one charge of dangerous driving.
He and five others were involved in a major road traffic accident involving two collisions in the early hours of Oct 27, 2024.
Two of the drivers, Damien Chia Hwa Chuan, 29, and Sherman Quah Kok Rong, 22, were sentenced to four months and two weeks’ jail and two months and three weeks’ jail respectively on June 29.
Both were also disqualified from driving for three years from the date of their release.
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