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11-29-2015, 08:55 PM
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Near Miss Speeding Accident, West Malaysia
Not gore and seems the cab driver was not concentrating forward on emergency stopped car. The driver of gray Perodua Myvi a.k.a Toyota Passo (similar chassis) had broken front steering rod and had his vehicle stalled at fast lane-curve and a speeding taxi hits the rear bumper of the halted vehicle. Near miss for the driver whom instructing to avoid the stalled vehicle   |
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11-30-2015, 05:05 AM
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Re: Near Miss Speeding Accident, West Malaysia
panicking dumbass as could have easily go around that stalled car on the left but it looks like he or she was distracted as used two lanes to drive on.
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11-30-2015, 07:20 AM
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Re: Near Miss Speeding Accident, West Malaysia
Its common people in Malaysia driving while attending their smartphones, some people tend to be stubborn even with many tickets /summons issued and warnings given, moreover that was a cab / taxi and down here public serving vehicles are not allowed to use fast lane and speed is limited to 90km/h (110km/h Government Limitation) and barely we can see the cab / taxi at fault  |
