A van driver, Toh Sze Ee, has been sentenced to 14 years in jail for running over a cyclist in Singapore. Initially charged with attempted murder, the charge was reduced to voluntarily causing grievous hurt with a weapon. Despite the lesser charge, Toh Sze Ee maintained his innocence and sought acquittal, ultimately leading to a trial. The judge highlighted his refusal to accept responsibility, even with the reduced charge. The sentencing reflects the severity of the injuries inflicted on the cyclist and the deliberate nature of the act. This case underscores the serious repercussions for drivers who endanger vulnerable road users. The court emphasized the need to deter such reckless and harmful behavior.