John_Smith
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Lee36328;602201 said:On top of that, now I got to beware even when on the road.
I was in Taipan when the traffic stopped because a car was pulling out and someone in front wanted the space. The a queue soon formed behind that car.
A few seconds later, I felt a bump. The car behind bumped into me. Really? After stopping for so long? You could not even pay attention and control the car when traffic was not moving? What kind of a sap are you if you can bump into a car when traffic is stationery?
So, I came down and gave the guy a piece of my mind. Not for me, but for the benefit of other drivers in front of him in the future, just to make sure this lesson is retained in his barely functioning brain cells.
And this coming not long after a teenage driver crashed into my rear at the traffic lights. He claimed he lost the use of his brakes. More like the use of his brain, I think. Again, not paying attention. The father came, and tested the brakes; it was fine. My car was slightly dented in the corner, nothing broken. The Proton Saga looked like it hit a wall, smashed headlight, crumpled fenders, bumper dropped to the ground.
So guys, be careful out there, but sometimes, there's nothing you can do if the other driver is not paying attention.
I feel you. My car was also bumped at the back at a traffic jam, crawling into Ayer Keroh toll last Christmas. The best thing is, the fler behind only came out of the car after I did. Although no scratches nor dent, the fella didn't even apologise to me.