Originally posted by No_10_Tomas:
don't speed lah, speeding kills
once in your life, if u have crashed your vehicle on singapore
roads before, then your driving skills is considered weak and
below-average already, this is the hard truth
then u are not that type who can do it fast,
in future, better keep to the left and observe speed limit and
driving like a P or L-plate driver
frankly speaking, singaporeans are generally very poor and weak in
their driving and steering wheel control. On our roads, you don't
see many drivers signalling when making a turn or changing lanes,
this is because most singaporeans are actually [b]not skilful
enough to signal, check mirrors and turn their steering
wheel at the same time in one movement and at high speed, shame on
these people who have difficulty signalling, To put it bluntly,
these bunch of pathetic poor drivers are either having problems
with their hand coordinations and steering wheel control, or are
extremely poor in spatial ability road navigation and indecisive on
which route to use. This handicapped phenomena is apparent among
speedsters and inexperienced taxi drivers who are not able to
signal when they are speeding. These bunch of drivers whose skills
and techniques are below average should go and enrol for driving
refresher's course and polish up their god damn driving
skills.[/b]
Good there you've got,Ironically many Cabbies intentionally
don't signal and act blur if they saw a Public buses behind
him.Typical thinking public buses are driven by many
Malaysians.Damm this stupid cabbies!