Go-Ahead bus driver allegedly assaulted; second case in 3 months
A Go-Ahead bus driver in Singapore was assaulted on August 16, marking the second such incident in three months. The operator has lodged a police report and emphasized the need for respect and safety for public transport workers.
Why it matters
The incident highlights ongoing concerns regarding the safety and welfare of public transport staff in Singapore.
In a Facebook post on Aug 27, public bus operator Go-Ahead said one of its drivers was assaulted on the job on Aug 16 at around 5.20pm.
Listen SINGAPORE – For the second time in three months, public bus operator Go-Ahead said one of its drivers was assaulted on the job.
In a Facebook post on Aug 27, Go-Ahead said the incident occurred on Aug 16 at around 5.20pm when the driver was operating bus service 2, which runs between Changi Village Terminal and Kampong Bahru Terminal.
It added that the trip was disrupted and the driver sought medical attention at Changi General Hospital, where he was treated for his injuries. He has since returned to work, with Go-Ahead noting that “we are continuing to provide him with our full support”.
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