A cyclist in Singapore was mistakenly identified as the driver who allegedly struck a woman who fell at a zebra crossing. The incident occurred at Bukit Batok, where the cyclist approached another rider after noticing the woman had fallen. Authorities later clarified that the cyclist was not involved in the collision. Witnesses reported that the woman had fallen, and the cyclist stopped to assist. However, confusion arose as the cyclist was wrongly suspected of being the driver. Local police are investigating the incident to determine the exact circumstances. The cyclist has not been charged with any wrongdoing. The case highlights the challenges of identifying responsibility in road incidents, especially when multiple cyclists are present. Authorities are urging drivers and cyclists to remain vigilant and report any suspicious activity.