> tak pakai seatbelt

> blame kematian ke atas proton
anyway, take note that those in police, firefighting, ambulance, and military vehicles are exempted from wearing seatbelt.

If exempted from wearing seatbelt on a patrol car I can understand.
But the policeman in this case are driving an unmarked Preve Police car on a highway.
This law should be revise.

There are a few possibilities:

1. There are plenty of Preves around, but they kind of blend in with the environment. Just like MyVi. We don't really pay attention to them. The car's design is non-flashy, compared to, say, the new Honda Civic?

2. You don't really care. So, you hardly notice them. . I used to ignore these Preve/Suprima too. Until last year, when I embarked on a research about Malaysian fatal vehicle accidents. I was so impressed with the rarity of news on someone dies in Preve/Suprima cars. Whenever I'm on the open road, driving, I will be in "awe" seeing Preve/Suprima. They are part of my solution to reduce death on Malaysian roads.

3. You live in places where Preve/Suprima are actually rare. I noticed that East Malaysia (Sabah/Sarawak) don't have much of these. I live in Putrajaya, so, Preve is like the de facto government cars.

The Suprima is still quite rare though. But lately, I see plenty of them in my hometown area in northern Malaysia. Maybe due to 12k discount Proton has thrown to it.

He should start his own thread instead of disturbing this with his spam. Hope proton can keep their safety strength under geely PRC.