o new to keyboard...oic....ok.........unless u are angry, dun
type in caps. Over forum, no one can tell what u thinking
as there are no emotion behind words. BUT WHEN U TYPE LIKE
THIS, .... u get what I mean ^^
Anyway welcome to taxi driving. Becareful when u drive crown.
There are breaking issues as vehicle has small wheels. When u jam
break, sometime vehicle keep going forward.
And if workshop give you problem, dun collect vehicle. Just
leave it there for them to fix. Cause they will not pity you if
there is anything wrong with vehicle and you got involved in an
accident. Cause if u go to accident claim department, there is a
notice saying drivers will be responsible should they complain
techinical fault as cause of accident. They mentioned if vehicle is
not safe, drivers should not drive and issue must be resolved
before collecting vehicle. Collecting vehicle = vehicle deemed safe
to drive by driver.
As such, if you find yourself stuck in a situation where u drive
= not safe, u dun collect vehicle = no income and desperate. Then
go for lose/lose stituation. Lose income nevermind. Cause if u
involve in accident, you want to claim workshop issue, your fault.
You pay all excess and worst + liability cause insurance cannot
cover.
If you cannot mention technicle issue as cause of accident, then
you still pay excess and still you lose your income.
Since either way you lose with a terrible lost, why collect
vehicle and give them easy life.
This is applicable for all new drivers. Vehicle not safe, dun
drive dun collect until problem is fix. If they dun fix, say bye
bye or make noise. I have learned the hard way that if you are Mr
Nice guy, things dun get done and you lose income when ferry to and
fro workshop over simple problem. They will take advantage of
you when you are civil to them. These pple, if you dun whip them,
they dun respond.
Not that I want to teach you to be nasty as all of us wanted to
be treated nicely. It is just that they are so thick neck, you
cannot help but to be nasty. There are times when you need to be
nice, but when safety is concerned, DUN BE NICE.