Man faces charges over driving against flow of traffic in Bartley Road East
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The police said they were alerted at 12.50am on Dec 14, 2025, to a black car going against the flow of traffic on Bartley Road East.
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SINGAPORE – A 25-year-old man is facing charges over driving against the flow of traffic in Bartley Road East in December.
He will be charged in court with dangerous driving on Feb 25, said the police in a statement on Feb 24.
The man is alleged to have committed the offence on Dec 14, 2025. At about 12.50am, the police were alerted to a black car that was going against the flow of traffic in Bartley Road East, heading towards Tampines Avenue 10.
The traffic police identified the driver with the help of traffic cameras and he was arrested for dangerous driving.
Anyone convicted of dangerous driving can be fined up to $5,000, jailed for up to a year, or both.
Repeat offenders can face fines of up to $10,000, a jail term of up to two years, or both. They can also be disqualified from driving.
The police advised motorists to stay alert for errant drivers who can pose a danger to other road users who adhere to traffic rules and drive safely.
Motorists who come across dangerous driving when on the roads should keep a safe distance and report such incidents immediately.
