One thing I hate about Malaysian's driving, is that they dont respect the road users.

I normally like to keep 1 car distance away from the car infront.

Heavy vehicle should be off the road during peak hour.

There are already many cases involving heavy vehicle's brake failure that killed many of the innocent road users.

For some drivers in Klang Valley, it is their bad habit of driving keeping close to the car front. I always try to keep a distance to the front car and unfortunately some other car will then overtake me then sneak into my front, resulting me have to slow down a little bit to keep the distance farer a little again.

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Added on May 2, 2012, 2:01 pmI would like to urge each of us to report whatever vehicles especially Lorries, Buses and Taxis to LPKP.

We know that these are the few culprits on the road that are driving like mad cows.

We need to work hand-in-hand and report these people to the authority. We can do our part to keep our road safe.

Remember, safety is our responsibility.

It is good if we can spread this awareness out.

The problem is they drive like their father's road

pls drive safely ur cat at ldp  puchong..so many accident..  

I can only assume you got poor "depth perception".  1 car distance away is still dangerous at high speed. Unless your car is a pimped up limo 50 feet long.

You'll grow wings and float up to the cloud if the car in front of your slame the brakes if you are "merely" 1 car gap behind.

Well the beauty of it, is i dont drive at 200 kmph.

At about 90 to 100 kmph, a car length is more that sufficient.

I do mean a large camry or so, thats a car length.

Not some small ass hatchback .

Well the beauty of it, is i dont drive at 200 kmph.

At about 90 to 100 kmph, a car length is more that sufficient.

I do mean a large camry or so, thats a car length.

Not some small ass hatchback .

just wondering, if speed limit is 110, and the person on the right lane drives 110. do i have the right to overtake ?