QUOTE(GeNez @ Mar 26 2017, 07:34 PM)
Not everything is kopi money in Malaysia. U break the law hv to pay... based on this rationale then the car should have advantage cos want to makan bike punya small money for what... sure makan big money la.
Anyhow, TS, the law states that your left and right should be clear of all traffic before turning. Regardless of blind spot or not... when taking test they teach about blind spots yes?
It's the same concept as tailgating... u can say the car in front e-brake but it's your fault cos you are at a distance where you can't stop in time. Same for above. You can't say that you don't see the bike especially when you explain to sergeant he can tell you did not check blind spot and just turn. It's all basic traffic rules really. You can go to court but I am certain your bro will lose. The sergeant was being nice when he told you the consequence before the other party made report.
Before blasting the law please check your facts. Don't be like the rest of the sheep.
ooh someone making some sense before just blindly blasting assumptions hehe Anyhow, TS, the law states that your left and right should be clear of all traffic before turning. Regardless of blind spot or not... when taking test they teach about blind spots yes?
It's the same concept as tailgating... u can say the car in front e-brake but it's your fault cos you are at a distance where you can't stop in time. Same for above. You can't say that you don't see the bike especially when you explain to sergeant he can tell you did not check blind spot and just turn. It's all basic traffic rules really. You can go to court but I am certain your bro will lose. The sergeant was being nice when he told you the consequence before the other party made report.
Before blasting the law please check your facts. Don't be like the rest of the sheep.