Limo cab driver crashes into auxiliary police outrider at Changi Airport
A limousine taxi collided with an auxiliary police motorcycle at Changi Airport, resulting in the officer being hospitalized with elbow fractures. Police are currently investigating the 54-year-old taxi driver involved in the incident.
Why it matters
This incident highlights road safety concerns within high-traffic transport hubs and the operational risks faced by airport security personnel.
A 46-year-old auxiliary police outrider was taken to the hospital on Friday (Aug 28) night after a limousine taxi rear-ended it at Changi Airport.
The incident happened at about 10.40pm along Airport Boulevard towards Changi Airport Terminal 1.
Dashcam footage posted on a professional drivers' group on social media shows the enforcement motorcycle lying on its left side.
A black Toyota Alphard multi-purpose vehicle bearing a taxi vehicle registration number is seen stopped behind it.
ComfortDelGro operates a fleet of Toyota Alphard limousine taxis.
Meanwhile, paramedics are seen attending to the outrider lying on the road.
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