Limo cab driver crashes into auxiliary police outrider at Changi Airport


PUBLISHED ONAugust 30, 2026 3:11 AMUPDATEDAugust 31, 2026 4:03 AMBYSean LerA 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.
@asiaone The 46-year-old auxiliary police outrider was taken conscious to the hospital. Police investigations are ongoing. #sgnews #Singapore #Police #Road #Accident ♬ original sound - AsiaOne
Responding to AsiaOne's queries, the police stated that the auxiliary police officer (APO) was taken conscious to the hospital.
They added that the 54-year-old male taxi driver is assisting with ongoing police investigations.
In a statement to AsiaOne, a Certis spokesperson stated that the officer sustained fractures to his elbow, adding that immediate medical attention was rendered to the injured officer.
The spokesperson highlighted that the well-being of its officers is of utmost priority to the company.
"We are in close contact with him and his family and the Certis management team will continue to support them throughout his recovery, including providing the necessary welfare, administrative and practical assistance," the spokesperson added.
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