Go-Ahead bus driver assaulted in Singapore, 2nd case in 3 months
What's new: The driver was treated at Changi General Hospital after the Aug. 16 attack and has since returned to work.
A Go-Ahead Singapore bus driver was allegedly assaulted while operating Service 2 on Aug. 16, marking the second such case involving the operator in three months. The incident happened at about 5:20 p.m. on the route between Changi Village Terminal and Kampong Bahru Terminal, disrupting the trip. The driver sought treatment at Changi General Hospital for injuries and has since returned to work. Go-Ahead said it lodged a police report and is cooperating with authorities. The National Transport Workers’ Union said it remains in contact with the driver and may provide legal assistance. An earlier assault on May 23 also involved a driver on Service 2 after a passenger reportedly became angry about missing a stop.