Hit-and-run Cases where Offenders were Cyclists or AMD Users

Mr Low Wu Yang Andre asked the Coordinating Minister for National Security and Minister for Home Affairs (a) for each of the last three years, what was the number of reported hit-and-run accidents where the offending party was a cyclist or active mobility device user; (b) how many of these cases resulted in injuries to pedestrians; and (c) what percentage of these cases were solved.

Mr K Shanmugam: There were 12 hit-and-run accidents between 2023 and November 2025 on the roads, where the alleged offending party was a cyclist or an active mobility device (AMD) user. Of these, eight resulted in injuries to pedestrians. In one of the cases, a suspect has been identified. Investigations into hit-and-run cases involving cyclists or AMD users can be more complex, as there may not be registration numbers which the Police can use as investigation leads, and the accidents may occur in locations with limited camera coverage.