Not Neutral Gear lah adoi

the bus is quite long. can stuff in till 43 sits.

I think this thread will reach #1000 post by midnight

just like the cameron highlands incident which killed 28 ppl. I was there too

the use of hazard lights (aka double signal) when moving is dangerous and unethical. that hazard light was supposed for vehicles that are stationary.

hazard signal on heavy rain only used by idiots driver

meaning to say, according to the bus spec, 43 sit and 18 stand = 61 passengers

gonna be one hell of a ride (pun intended). its fine on a flat road journey like in KL, most u suffer ketiak smell only. but on a downhill journey ? NOPE

why this sort of thing dont' happen as frequently as in cameron? the road is so windy and narrow...

when u go down hill from genting u can't use the break all the time,... the brake will get overheat and fail,... the driver must be braking too much instead of dragging with gear...

This post has been edited by ManyGer: Aug 21 2013, 10:01 PM

Maybe you cannot drive as fast in Cameron, the road narrower, and also Genting's road more steeper, so when downhill at certain areas can be really fast

any info about the names of the dead n injured ?

my dad's ex staff was on that bus

Cameron Highlands roads not as steep.

if you got put rainX.. can see dem clear.. like no rain.. no need wiper also.. lol..

rain x don't help when there is heavy fog

ya. sometimes the driver will pick up the passenger at downhill.

going up time i think got 2 very steep and super curve.
1 is that chin swee big rock there and the other is before chin swee if not mistaken

poster said heavy fog + rain la.. it cuts the rain part and also minimize misting of the glass

According to my Aunty that just came back from genting and her gossip gossip, apparently it was a very new inexperienced bus driver and majority of the passengers were employees of genting. Not sure true or not.