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title: "Go-Ahead bus driver helping with investigations after hit-and-run in Loyang Rise"
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description: "A Go-Ahead Singapore bus driver is assisting police with investigations following a hit-and-run incident involving four vehicles in Loyang Rise. The incident occurred on January 20, with no injuries reported. The bus driver, 70, made an incorrect turn after a temporary road closure, grazing several parked vehicles. Go-Ahead Singapore expressed regret for the distress caused and is providing support to affected residents. MP Valerie Lee is monitoring the situation and has urged the public to avoid speculation about the incident."
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# Go-Ahead bus driver helping with investigations after hit-and-run in Loyang Rise

The bus driver had made a wrong turn into Loyang Rise after a temporary closure of Loyang Avenue, Go-Ahead Singapore said.

SINGAPORE – A bus driver with public transport operator Go-Ahead Singapore is helping with police investigations after a hit-and-run involving four vehicles in Loyang Rise.

The police said they were alerted to the incident, which involved three cars and a bus, at about 5.05am on Jan 20. No injuries were reported and police investigations, assisted by the 70-year-old male bus driver, are ongoing.

Dashcam footage of the incident uploaded on Facebook community page Land Transport Guru shows the bus driving down the middle of two lanes through a narrow road in the landed estate.

In a Facebook post on the evening of Jan 20, Go-Ahead Singapore said that the bus driver “made an incorrect turn into Loyang Rise and grazed several vehicles parked along the roadside”.

It added that this occurred after the temporary closure of Loyang Avenue, towards Tampines Avenue 7.

“We are deeply sorry for the distress, inconvenience and damage caused, and we take full responsibility for this incident,” it said.

Pasir Ris-Changi GRC MP Valerie Lee said in a Facebook post later on Jan 20 that she was informed of the incident, and kept tabs on it throughout the day.

“I understand that this incident would have caused distress and inconvenience to affected residents.

“Go-Ahead Singapore has been rendering the appropriate assistance to affected residents, and the relevant agencies are following up closely.”

In a separate Facebook post on Jan 22, she encouraged affected residents to reach out to her for further assistance and support.

She also urged the public to refrain from speculating on how the incident happened.

“Let us not forget the 70-year-old bus captain involved. He may also be traumatised by what happened.”

The Straits Times has reached out to Go-Ahead Singapore for more information.

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