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Singaporean Volkswagen GTI driver enters a roundabout at full speed, hits a MPV and scoots off in Johor Bahru

Singaporean Volkswagen GTI driver enters a roundabout at full speed, hits a MPV and scoots off in Johor Bahru

thatJDMahboy

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After 2 long years, we can finally drive into Johor Bahru to do the things we love - pumping cheap petrol, eating delicious food and going for massages.

However, not all of us deserve this privilege.

Especially for reckless hooligans such as this driver:

What Happened?

The following incident occurred at a roundabout in Johor Bahru, Malaysia. 

A Singaporean Volkswagen Golf GTI was travelling at a fast speed and recklessly cutting lanes as he entered a roundabout. 

Just as he chiong-ed into the roundabout, he was caught unaware of an oncoming Malaysian MPV (?) to his left and collided with it.

The MPV involved in the accident immediately pulls over to the side of the road.

However, after the Volkswagen driver realised what had happened, he floors his accelerator and scoots away from the accident scene, committing a hit and run.

What are your thoughts on such irresponsible drivers?

Netizens Comments

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😳😳😳

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A short and sweet way to describe the GTI driver!

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I realised this too. Why ah?!

 

 

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Watwheels

Not taking sides but why is the black mpv filtered left but didnt go straight on the left most lane but slowed then decide to keep right. On seeing there's an oncoming car it sped up. The black mpv looks undecided on where he/she is going.

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Colin03

We always thought we are the best driver especially overseas (no govt) - speed kills

A leisure trip become a .............

 

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inlinesix
3 minutes ago, Colin03 said:

We always thought we are the best driver especially overseas (no govt) - speed kills

A leisure trip become a .............

 

Reckless driving kills.

Not speed.

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thatJDMahboy
2 hours ago, Watwheels said:

Not taking sides but why is the black mpv filtered left but didnt go straight on the left most lane but slowed then decide to keep right. On seeing there's an oncoming car it sped up. The black mpv looks undecided on where he/she is going.

Good observation!
 

1 hour ago, Colin03 said:

We always thought we are the best driver especially overseas (no govt) - speed kills

A leisure trip become a .............

 

Leisure trip become a criminal activity....

 

1 hour ago, inlinesix said:

Reckless driving kills.

Not speed.

Well said! There's always a right time and place for everything.

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Jamesc

Cheaper petrol can drive faster.

:D
Here so ex how to drive like a hooligan?

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inlinesix
6 hours ago, Jamesc said:

Cheaper petrol can drive faster.

:D
Here so ex how to drive like a hooligan?

Maybe pump RON100.

Wootttttt until boomzzzz

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