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Taxi Driver Seeks $5 Compensation After Child Vomits in Cab; Passenger Refuses

Reddit video and the now-deleted Facebook post reveal the heated exchange over cleanup costs.

Wake Up Singapore by Wake Up Singapore
September 11, 2024
in Lifestyle, Singapore News
Reading Time: 3 mins read
Taxi Driver Seeks $5 Compensation After Child Vomits in Cab; Passenger Refuses

A recent incident involving a taxi driver and his passengers ignited discussion online. On the night of August 31, a child vomited in the driver’s cab, leading to a dispute over a $5 compensation request. The driver’s frustration, captured in his dashcam video, has sparked debate about fairness and responsibility in such situations.

Driver’s Online Complaint

Following the incident, the driver shared his experience on Facebook, expressing his frustration over the passenger’s refusal to pay the $5 requested for cleaning up the mess. Although the original post has since been removed, it included a dashcam video of the tense conversation, along with screenshots of the Tada booking. 

Screengrabs from Stomp

In his post, the driver emphasized the inconvenience caused and the additional effort required to clean his cab before he could pick up another passenger.

Dashcam Video

The dashcam footage recorded the conversation in which the driver sighed about the need to clean his vehicle, after noticing that the child had vomited in his cab. The unseen passenger then responded by questioning whether the vomit could have been anticipated, leading to a tense exchange. 

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The driver, clearly irritated, reiterates that he simply needs to clean up before taking on more passengers while contrasting his situation with private-hire vehicles that would send their cars for professional cleaning and charge the passenger. His frustration is evident as he tries to justify the $5 compensation request.

Public Reactions and Opinions

The video has garnered varied reactions from the public, particularly on Reddit. Many commenters have voiced strong support for the driver, arguing that the $5 request was more than fair. One user shared a similar experience, noting that they paid $100 for cleaning and an additional $50 to the driver after their child vomited in a taxi. 

Other commenters emphasized that the passenger’s refusal to pay showed a lack of consideration, pointing out that $5 is a small price for the time and trouble involved. 

Some criticized the passenger’s response, suggesting that common sense and courtesy should have guided their actions.

Watch the video here:

Child vomits in taxi, cabby complains on Facebook that passenger refuses to pay $5 compensation
byu/Curiouschibai insingaporehappenings

 

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