true or false, let polis buat siasatan lanjut. it is normal, someone or lawyer buruk might have advise him to do so. such cases happened when you're admitted into hospital, someone may approach you. me had a bad accident before, and someone unknown approach me while am on hospital bed... a loyar...

Ambulance chaser lawyers or touts.

Basically they ask you to appoint them to fight your case in court. But whatever compensation you get share 50-50.

Is a core Malaysia attitude , Because you the one saying in previously flight pilot is professional trained but if the 40 year later and unlucky pickup one of your relatives is kena with the tragedy do you still thinking this way? But mh370 and mh 17 how far apart? both also 2014

You mah imagine the core attitude tidak mengapa when more pilot than bus driver are you sure this mh17/mh370 tragedy won't happen frequently like bus accident?

At least i remember few loh the single or twin propeller plane crash into orange bridge roadway causing the oyen burn damage risking few life

Then the helicopter stunt failed causing another good man die?

And many more if you Google search actually quite many air flight space tragedy/accident.

I dont have to that do as pilots value their jobs . The airlines have already done all sorts of background checks on them.

Do bus companies do extensive background checks? Doubt so

Besides, its so easy to get hired as a bus driver any tom dick and harry can become one. Thats why bus drivers dont care about passenger lives. Their only concern is to get the bus from A to B.

Of course, we can’t solely blame JPJ or PUSPAKOM — but if they consistently did their job without compromise, I truly believe incidents like this could be halved, if not more.

That said, the root problem goes deeper. The low pay and unattractive conditions for bus drivers stem from government policies over the years. Like it or not, it’s a classic case of supply and demand — when a job is undervalued, it becomes harder to attract qualified people, and that’s when corners start getting cut. Eventually, everyone pays the price.

Everything is connected. Many years ago, our government decided to import foreign labor on a large scale instead of letting the economy grow at a pace that the local population could sustain on its own. Yes, there were short-term benefits — we got cheap food, affordable services, and lower costs across many sectors. But the long-term impact? A distorted labor market where many essential jobs became “low-class” and locals moved away from them.

Just look at countries like Australia — picking apples there earns you a decent living. Over here, that same job barely gets respect, let alone decent pay. That’s the price we pay for building an economy on cheap labor instead of sustainable value.

this guy deserve to be behind bars

We are not a developed country like Australia lah

So, cheap labour cost is unavoidable as we are just a developing country

Have you seen any developing country with wages like developed country

This issue is not just JPJ, Puspakom or even low wage problems

It's more due to our society's attitude on the road

Look at how we treat traffic laws

Speeding on highways above the speed limit is the norm and some people use the fast lanes as if it's a racetrack

When government come out with any new system to enforce road safety, most Malaysians will complain kerajaan zalim

Some people treat traffic summons as nothing wrong and just wait for discounts to pay them

I can go on and on but I guess you get what I am trying to say

driver on drugs likely because overworked la
we need more driver, if can hire more better driver even better

i think a bus driver can get more than $6k a month given the stress ?

it's just depends on law enforcement, u can see malaysian driver behave very well in singapore thai japan china taiwan etc .. because they know they have to pay parking, cannot double park leave phone number go shop sekejap,e tc

Ah loke pls compulsory cpd hours for bus driver to renew their licence., every yr must go mental health chk also

Pemandu ada 18 rekod saman, 21 saman bas

Polis mengesahkan sebanyak 18 saman pernah dikeluarkan kepada pemandu bas yang membawa pelajar Universiti Pendidikan Sultan Idris (UPSI) yang terbabit kemalangan di Jalan Raya Timur-Barat (JRTB) berhampiran Tasik Banding, Gerik, awal pagi semalam sehingga mengorbankan 15 mangsa.

https://www.buletintv3.my/nasional/tragedi-...c34Hv1h0gdroSBQ

not to worry.. that's his statement... soon a lot of dashcam videos will show if true!.. pandai2 tupai lompat, akhirnys pun jatuh..

the bus is speeding because the brake is not working

Thats why it go fast

If breaks is working then it wont speeding

Thats why the driver was shouting because the brakes failed

B2 license no need to look at road signs?

nah, the brakes were gone because he was speeding before that

but sure keep defending a bus driver that has 13 speeding summons

https://www.thestar.com.my/news/nation/2025...-student-claims

it is mandatory for all commercial vehicles to do Puspakom inspection every 6 months. the brakes should be ok during inspection and the brakes gone in within 6 months time?

sek kito jange pecoh

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all these scum bus drivers & owners

Dreba bus tu dah byk kali cornering 90 km/h. Tapi tu la dgn Motor 2 roda. Bila perasaan yg biasa-biasa cornering tu sampai dpn mata, terus tekan minyak. Tunggu apa lagi , nak brek ke mesti tak?