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19 October 2017

Video Of Accident Caused By 'Ghost' Car At Traffic Junction Goes Viral - Video

[Video] Dashcam Recording Of Accident Caused By 'Ghost' Car At Traffic Junction Goes Viral

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Where did that car come from?
A recording from a car dashcam has triggered speculation among netizens about a mysterious car appearing from nowhere.
Footage of a crash that happened at a traffic junction in Singapore was shared on Facebook earlier this week and has left viewers baffled as no one seems to be able to figure out where the other car appeared from and caused a traffic accident.Pic: FacebookPic: Facebook
The recording posted on @Roads.sg has caught the imagination of viewers as they speculated over where the second car mysteriously appearing.
The 14 second video clip shows a motorist in a white car waiting at a junction, about to make a right turn as the traffic light changes. Without warning, another car suddenly appears in the middle of the road.
The white car can be seen hitting the brakes but is too close to avoid crashing into the side of the other vehicle which appeared out of nowhere.
Many viewers have watched the footage again and again, trying to see where the car comes from.
"Seriously, I kept repeating the video, it seems the car appears out of nowhere," Elfie De Souza wrote.
"This is really weird. Played it a few times and still cannot figure out where the car comes from," 'Jacky Tong Liang agreed.
Other viewers had more humourous observations with some pointing out that it could just Michael J. Fox returning from the future while fans of sci-fi movies put it down to "a Glitch in the Matrix".
Perhaps a more plausible explanation is given by one viewer who gave a detailed analysis of his observation.
"The car didnt come from nowhere. it was just blocked from the cam view. if you looked carefully, you can actually see the top of the car before the white car made the turn...white car probably thought it was going to turn left or going to stop since the lights are amber...the error in judgement is going to cost him/her," Joseph Lee concluded.
- mD

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