Got Hit and Run by a dark blue car 5590 on 7/11/2022, 2:50pm, towards upper Changi road east. Anyone have cam footage pls help? 🙏🏼

I accidentally reversed into a parked car. But I had no name card to leave behind nor writing materials to write my contact or note. So I left to get it. However, by the time I returned, the car has driven off. What should I do?

Anyone familiar with NIMA-Protocol and benchmark for LOU?

Hello, I had an accident on my motorcycle with a trans cab taxi making an illegal U-turn on AMK Avenue 10 (near to AMK Industrial Park 1). Accident occured on 16 Feb 2023 around 8 45pm. Does anyone have footage of the accident? Thanks in advance!

My husband had an accident in Singapore and he is unable to work for minimum half year. Can I process a claim? If yes, what are the procedures that needs to be done?

Any recommendations for workshops to repair Renault Scenic headlamp?

Hi! On July 25, 2024, I accidentally hit the rear right bumper of a Trans Cab car, causing some damage. My company car was not damaged. The Trans Cab driver took pictures of the damage, my permit, my driver’s license, and my contact number. I asked her to call the police, but she said she would first report the incident to her company and inform me afterward. The next day, I contacted her, and she said she had reported the incident to her company for insurance purposes. I suggested settling the matter privately. However, three days have passed, and neither the insurance company nor her company has contacted me. I am concerned about what to do next. Can you advise me on what to do?

An acquaintance rented a family car that was due for scrapping soon because its COE was expiring. While driving in Johor Bahru, Malaysia, the car was involved in an accident. It was the last car in a chain collision involving two other vehicles. The car in front, a Malaysian Proton, braked suddenly, leaving little time to stop. The rental contract stated that the excess is $2,000 for third-party and/or own damage, with an additional $2,000 excess for accidents or claims outside Singapore. The rental owner, however, claimed a total of $8,000, breaking it down as $2,000 for third-party, $2,000 for own damage, and doubling these amounts for overseas claims, saying the insurance imposes double for more complex cases outside Singapore. Worried that the owner might take legal action, my acquaintance quickly paid the amount. The car was repaired at a workshop in Malaysia, known to the rental owner. After the repair, we noticed that the car was fitted with sports rims and was in excellent condition. However, the rental owner has refused to provide any repair invoices to show the actual costs, even months after the accident. Friends later told my acquaintance that the amount paid seemed unreasonable, especially since he shouldn’t have been charged for the own-damage excess, or the doubled overseas excess. He sought legal advice and was informed that he was indeed overcharged. The rental owner should have only claimed $2,000 for third-party and $2,000 for the overseas excess, totaling $4,000. Can anyone confirm that the owner should not have claimed the own-damage excess in this case? Thank you.