It always been like that. Always common accidents especially in school areas.
Where these most likely teen "unlicensed" drivers ride hit car, ask car owner pay pulak, if daring escalated to polis there, start kicking car pulak or beat car driver.
I've seen these cases in my secondary school before.

Some more got Mamak store tons of people and Balai Polis next door opposite to school.

This post has been edited by iSean: Apr 17 2017, 04:21 PM

As expected, labelling Rempit as scums/gangsters/sampah masyarakat pun kena Taliban repot

So, nak panggil apa? Angel dUMNO?

masa depan cerah.

save your breath bro...explaining things logically to ppl like him wasting your time only...especially when he misplaced his brain somewhere else

It's like talking to PAS members, about why you keep saying RUU355/Hudud/Syriah Law no slightest impact to Non-Muslim

Thank you so much

I never mentioned any of those in bolded.

I only mentioned the underlined part.

and the pics I posted all show that there's enough flat space that is beside emergency lane, some are grass but still some with uneven tar.

I also never said need to park in the middle of the road/highway if car is stalled/etc...

don't put words into my mouth.

yeah ok, it's a bit hard to jack a car if the ground is soft.

but someone else got my idea.

it's all about minimising risk.

only you guys don't use common sense and only want to belittle other ppl's knowledge.

again putting words in my mouth.

nowhere in this tered or other tered that I said motorcyclists can use emergency lane.

in fact I never defended/ploteked the rempits.

can search all of my posts:

https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/4267242?author=Faidzal

I only said this with regards to the rempits:




oh and this:

excerpt = ex·cerpt

noun

noun: excerpt; plural noun: excerpts

/ˈekˌsərpt/

1.


a short extract from a film, broadcast, or piece of music or writing.

"an excerpt from the poem"


verb

verb: excerpt; 3rd person present: excerpts; past tense: excerpted; past participle: excerpted; gerund or present participle: excerpting

/ikˈsərpt/

1.

take (a short extract) from a text.
"the notes are excerpted from his forthcoming biography"

synonyms: quote, extract, cite
"a portion of her play was excerpted for the magazine"

that sentence meaning is 'someone extracted the part that motorcycles are also not allowed on emergency lanes'.

which I said I have no comment since enforcement is lacking.

understood?

finally!

someone who got what I was trying to say.

thanks for also reminding me of common sense...

no.

but at least the driver is safe.

rempits die, it's their own fault.

tak makan nasihat.

that's my whole point.

save yourself 1st.

no the whole point of his statement is that you save yourself 1st.

your car, if hit by accident (rempit/lorry etc) can still be fixed.

if anything insurance declare the car as total loss, you lose money/car/etc. but you still have your life.

which is more valuable?

some ppl seem to have only 1 track mind....

the rempit already wrong for racing and racing on emergency lane.

nothing can be done, they won't listen to advice.

so let them be, they want to go to Valhalla so much let them be.

there, on the grass. you see it?



or behind the guard rail:



I mean, it's called a guard rail for a reason right?

common sense anyone?

no one is saying you can't change your tyre on your own.

but it's very hard and time consuming since you are not expert at it.

I changed tyre maybe 2-3 time in the last 10 years. 1st time it took me 2 hours, luckily it was at home (woke up to go to work and saw tyre punctured one side).

why 2 hours?

the nut was super tight since it was tightened using air gun, and I didn't know trick (use long pipe as fulcrum or kick the wrench or jump on wrench) and also the proton-provided wrench was low quality until it bent so I had to borrow my neighbour's wrench.

back then didn't even know tyre company can come to your house to help change (with service fee la).

but anyway would've saved me time and energy.

yes the driver did not obstruct traffic.

but it was 3 am, in the dark of the night.

rempit still wrong for racing, but why risk yourself?

that's the whole point.

if indian guy stood on the grass area he won't be critically injured right now.

oh wait, he died too?

just saying.

if you say like that, win liao lor?

why even drive a car then?

btw no one here, not me, not ciwi or anyone else is plotekting the rempits.

the whole discussion is on how to save ourselves 1st since other ppl 9rempits) disregard their own safety until they are a threat to our own safety on the roads.

what is wrong with my suggestion that you park you kereta rosak a bit further after the emergency lane if there's still space there?

yes if there's no space then park the car on emergency lane but must on the hazard lights, put the hazard triangle etc.

and call for help.

this is not about the right to be on the emergency lane bcos you are having an emergency, this is about safety.

yeah ok maybe help will be late but at least they will be alerted and who knows, maybe it will take you 2 hours to unscrew the wheel nuts too since it's too tight...

2 hours for changing a tyre? Pandan ke ape

Dealing with rempits, if dont lari sure kena gang bang eventhough not your fault. Blah dulu pi balai.

Seems normal for first timer, especially you don't know what you doing, and not sure how to un-tighten those screws.
Those who didn't read manual stupid enough overtighten an already tighten screw.

Don't think he will ever do so.