I ask you, would you want to be a lorry or bus driver, an airline pilot, drive your own car when you know very well anytime you can get an epileptic fit ?

You could hurt yourself, or someone on the road.

It is irresponsible.

I think the guy withh baby have every right to kick the car. His family member is pinned under the car. If anyone you cared a lot is under the car, what would you do?

Anyone with the right mind, would have belasah the driver, penyakit sawan or not.

You go on holiday local or overseas, sure kena in a crowded crammed roadside stall, can't avoid.

you stay home all day, you gonna lose the memories with your family.

This post has been edited by hoonanoo: Jun 16 2025, 08:35 AM

Sawan doesn't occur every minute 24/7

Just because someone has history of sawan, are they prohibited from driving? So might as well prohibit anyone above 40 as well since got risk of heart attack and microsleep.

Yes, people with sawan cannot get license to drive any type of vehicle but this need to self-declare, there is checking done by JPJ as far as I know. I know people with epilepsy and none of them drive or ride due to their medical condition coz it can happen anywhere anytime and you will be putting yourself and others in danger.

But some people never had epilepsy before but can suddenly kena one due to some trigger like high fever. On the other hand there are selfish bastards who drive even when they know they have epilepsy. We don't know which one this is, so need to wait for the investigation result.

Heart attack and microsleep are shit happens category but epilepsy is not the same category.

Mehsia at its best..

First thing to do when accident happens, is fcking punch/kick the driver first..
then just walk away, leave the victims die...

Well, I personally have the same preference as yours.. maybe it's just getting older. I avoid most crowded place and traffics. Yeah I agree. Better than getting stress for nothing


This post has been edited by fist_Aileron: Jun 16 2025, 12:41 PM

that puak only
monkey

My father's doctors always advise minimum 2-years seizure free before driving again because of the risk but there's no legal enforcement.

Klang Valley is hot af. Cameron is so much cooler. Jam is mostly on the way to Kea Farm so either go early or avoid that area.

I still remember few years back, one morning while I was driving to work, I got stopped by two officers.
First thing they asked was "semalam kau bawa kereta lalu sini juga kan? Ada minum?"
I told them "semalam lepas kerja pukul 6 saya dah balik rumah, lagi saya tak minum"
Can see their mentality is "non = pemabuk, suka minum"

cope harder.

after being called out,
ktard here turn from mob expert from PAGE 1-6
to sawan expert from page 7-9

you know I'm right
because after being called out,
from PAGE 6 no one dare to call out the two guys in the video anymore

This post has been edited by seriosekitt3h: Jun 16 2025, 03:05 PM

but when it occurs it renders you immobile which is very dangerous.

that 50 seconds of sawan can kill someone

Would you want to be in your grab car driver suddenly sawan 1 min, and he lost control then the car swerve into the river? Maybe he didnt have sawan for the past 1 year, suddenly the sawan strikes, and you are at the back seat. That one occassion could cost your life and his and whoever he accidentally ran over, whether another motorist or pedestrian. That 1 min sawan can cause a lot of destruction.

yes in many countries it is prohibited, but I dunno about Msia.

people above 40 stands a better chance of driving actively. Some people above 40 are even healthier than people in their 30s.

I know a guy who smokes like chimney at 35 already got high blood pressure vs a man at 55, fit as a horse, every weekend cycle 100km, and his blood pressure is like a marathon runner.