So many saman and still on the road. I think after certain number of saman need to revoke driving licence..

What kind of enforcement we have? Enjoy 50% discount if you settle summon - its a stupid joke

Guard rails are scary

https://malaysiagazette.com/2025/06/09/kerj...BCoY4f1Yqo9Ho5g

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Yea.. cant imagine that.. shud be almost instant ad at that moment

Gosh

Drive so fast, then so easy to say sorry

Must be the guard rail that caused such high fatality.

tengok video - the bus just slide sideways on the road.. how come the top hancur sampai ini macam

coz the top terkena the road benteng

of coz its brake issue when you drive a 15tonned vehicle like a mod wira.

Brake failure. Specifically sabotage. It appears there are powers that be who wanted to distract the whole nation at this time. Familiar modus operandi? Think back.

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Yeah I don't get this bit here.

Maybe firemen need to cut open to get them out. If you see the photo I posted, the roof is intact

harsher punishment is meaningless if it doesn't reduce fatality

hancur by guardrail

Heavy vehicle drivers knows driving fast on twisty trunk road require frequent braking at corners

this will cause brake to fad or loss of braking power when components get overheat

Brake pad material will melt if exceeded heat range

If you look at the circulating videos, the bus was travelling at high speed. On highway also same, most of the express busses drive very fast and try to overtake cars. Crazy.

It’s crazy , it just like a time bomb , waiting for the right time to happen .. they are fast without thinking of safety of the passengers
😖😢🤬

If follow this style, many will lose their driving license including police, jpj and authority themselve.

thats why our traffic law is lenient, as they also beat the law themselve

https://www.straitstimes.com/asia/se-asia/m...were-functional
Malaysia fatal bus crash: Report confirms bus brakes were functional
PETALING JAYA – The brakes on the bus involved in the crash that killed 15 Sultan Idris Education University (UPSI) students were in working condition, according to vehicle company Puspakom.

Puspakom’s preliminary technical report, released on June 14, indicated that an inspection of the brakes, lining and drums showed no signs of wear. “Inspection of the air compressor tank also found there was no air pressure leakage,” the report stated. The tyres were also found to be in satisfactory condition and compliant with the road transport department specifications. Additionally, the steering and suspension system were deemed satisfactory.
However, the report noted that the leaf spring and shock absorbers were misaligned, possibly due to the accident.

“Based on observations and technical investigations, there is no evidence showing mechanical failure was the cause of the accident,” it added, suggesting other factors such as road conditions or human error. In a statement, Transport Minister Anthony Loke said necessary improvement measures would be considered and implemented once the final report is received to further enhance road safety. “The safety of road users is our priority. The ministry conveys its condolences to the victims’ families and expresses its commitment to ensuring justice is served while ensuring such tragedies do not repeat,” he said on June 14. On June 9, 15 UPSI students died when their chartered bus overturned after colliding with a multi-purpose vehicle (MPV) on the East-West Highway near Gerik town. The crash also left 33 others injured, including the bus driver, his assistant, the MPV driver and three passengers in the MPV.

The bus driver, who has since been charged in court, had claimed that the bus suffered brake failure during the incident. THE STAR/ ASIA NEWS NETWORK