Lorry driver arrested, cyclist investigated after collision along Jalan Eunos

[UPDATE Feb 27] Two men are now under investigation for suspected involvement in a case of road rage, the police said on Tuesday (Feb 26).
According to the police, a dispute arose between both parties after the lorry driver overtook the cyclist on the road.
After an initial confrontation, the lorry driver is alleged to have followed behind the cyclist after he rode away, and forced him off the road by veering into the cyclist's lane.
When the lorry driver alighted from his vehicle, the cyclist is alleged to have punched the driver in the face.
The lorry driver, 32, was arrested on Tuesday for rash act endangering the personal safety of others, while the cyclist is assisting with police investigation for voluntarily causing hurt.
If found guilty of rash act endangering the personal safety of others, the lorry driver may face a jail term of up to six months, or a fine of up to $2,500, or with both.
If convicted to voluntarily causing hurt, the cyclist may face a jail term of up to two years, or a fine of up to $5,000, or with both.
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Cyclist punches lorry driver and rides off after alleged collision in Eunos
A Sunday morning altercation in Eunos ended with a cyclist punching a lorry driver and cycling away.
The incident happened around 10.20am. It was captured in a video that has gone viral.
Chinese evening newspaper Shin Min Daily News reported that the lorry had clipped the back wheel of the bicycle.
The video shows the cyclist carrying his bicycle and hitting the side of the lorry which reverses and then makes a left turn.
The driver stops, gets out of his vehicle and runs towards the cyclist to confront him.
The cyclist suddenly punches him in the face, flooring him.
The cyclist then rides away.
It is understood that no police report was made.
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This is the third recent incident involving a collision between a lorry and a two-wheeler that led to altercations.
The first occurred on Dec 22 last year in Pasir Ris.
In that incident, a lorry driver has been charged with negligently failing to keep a proper lookout while overtaking a cyclist, thus colliding with him.
The cyclist has also been charged with causing mischief by knocking off the side mirror of the lorry.
In the second incident, which occurred on Dec 31 near Roxy Square in Katong, a motorcyclist honked and overtook a lorry driver, who he felt was driving too slowly.
He allegedly blocked and challenged the driver to get out of the vehicle. When the driver refused to do so, the motorcyclist opened the vehicle's door and tried to pull him out.
A video of the incident shows the motorcyclist kicking the door of the lorry before breaking its side mirror.
Both these cases are scheduled to be heard in court on March 12.
This article was first published in The New Paper. Permission required for reproduction.