Netizens point out how a bend at Jalan Anak Bukit Flyover is an accident-prone stretch, Digital News

A Bumpy Ride Up the Parallels of Safety on the Pan Island Expressway

Why Everyone’s Talking About the Jalan Anak Bukit Flyover

Picture this: You’re cruising up the high‑rise of the Pan Island Expressway (PIE) and the next turn is a corkscrew that feels like a roller‑coaster scale for a car.It’s not just a rumor—Redditers in the neighbourhoods overlook the same flyover have been throwing up match‑reactions: the next bend is accident‑hotspot gold.

The Numbers Behind the Headlines

Quick takeaway: 8 videos, 8 calculated chances of a deal‑breaker tripping—showing that people lose control every time the curb is foamy or dry, ‘cause the road’s got a snell‑tide habit.

Why Drivers Lose Their Grip

Intuition is solid – All those who live directly below still call the spot “Finally, there are people on the street!”.

Social Media Spreads the Word

– “My car slipped on +2 🛈”*- “He had no space to fix it – 👇”*- “Went around it to avoid falling backwards – that was dodgy!”Society has made the message concrete; you’ll see hashtags like “#PIEvert” or “#Jalan180” trending everywhere.

Bottom Line

Every mangling incident on that tiny part of the flyover screams “lookout.”
Everyone drives on the PIE, but until the DOT pulls a solid fix (like installing a fair curve or better roofing), keep your brakes, eyes, and wits ready.