Fatal Tampines accident: Disqualified driver repeat offender, latest ban was until 2032
A 30-year-old driver, Muhammad Zulfiqar Abdul Aziz, faced court after a fatal accident on Tampines Avenue 12 on October 29. The crash killed a young couple. Zulfiqar was operating a deregistered vehicle that used a cloned number plate. He is a repeat offender who previously had convictions for driving while disqualified in 2021 and 2025. Court documents state he was under a disqualification order from March 2026 until March 2032. On October 31, he was given nine charges for traffic offenses, including dangerous driving causing hurt.
The driver charged in court over the Tampines accident which claimed the lives of a young couple is a repeat offender of driving under disqualification.Muhammad Zulfiqar Abdul Aziz, 30, was behind the wheel of deregistered car with a cloned number plate when he allegedly caused the fatal accident on Tampines Avenue 12 on Oct 29.Zulfiqar was convicted of driving under disqualification in November 2021, and again in July 2025, the Straits Times reported.Citing charge sheets, the report said he is accused of driving despite being under a disqualification order from March 2026 to March 2032.On Oct 31, he was handed nine charges for traffic offences including dangerous driving causing hurt and failing to stop after an accident.According to the charge sheet seen by AsiaOne, Zulfiqar allegedly failed to keep proper control of his vehicle during a left bend, causing the vehicle to continue straight into the centre divider, breach the metal railings and enter the opposite lane of traffic.