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Heard from 2 of my colleague there's a massive jam at SLE. My colleague still stuck in bus 168 and just reached around mandai after 2 hours! That's horrible. Heard from my colleague, someone uplorry...

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Heard from 2 of my colleague there's a massive jam at SLE. My colleague still stuck in bus 168 and just reached around mandai after 2 hours! That's horrible. Heard from my colleague, someone uplorry...

 

In both directions??

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Heard from 2 of my colleague there's a massive jam at SLE. My colleague still stuck in bus 168 and just reached around mandai after 2 hours! That's horrible. Heard from my colleague, someone uplorry...

 

 

It's jam pack at PIE as well..

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ride past.. its terrible.. i believe 1 biker gone... 6 cars in the 3rd lane... with biker @ on 1st lane.. wonder what happen.. god bless him.. sigh..

 

drive/ride carefully folks...

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ride past.. its terrible.. i believe 1 biker gone... 6 cars in the 3rd lane... with biker @ on 1st lane.. wonder what happen.. god bless him.. sigh..

 

drive/ride carefully folks...

 

Sometimes I am just amazed. In Singapore, most cars are new, solid braking system, nice roads, nice road signs, but there are always major accidents.

 

Why???

 

In JB, cars are old, roads are crap, roads sign are barely visible, but I have never seen a major accident involving few cars in my 15 years of stay there.

 

 

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Sometimes I am just amazed. In Singapore, most cars are new, solid braking system, nice roads, nice road signs, but there are always major accidents.

 

Why???

 

In JB, cars are old, roads are crap, roads sign are barely visible, but I have never seen a major accident involving few cars in my 15 years of stay there.

 

I think cars can stop better on uneven roads filled with some potholes.

 

Even roads in sg give more chance for cars to slide forward when braked hard.

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Sometimes I am just amazed. In Singapore, most cars are new, solid braking system, nice roads, nice road signs, but there are always major accidents.

 

Why???

 

In JB, cars are old, roads are crap, roads sign are barely visible, but I have never seen a major accident involving few cars in my 15 years of stay there.

 

My legs are tired and a quarter of fuel gone... wat to do... body was still ard when i passed... reached office at 10...

 

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Sometimes I am just amazed. In Singapore, most cars are new, solid braking system, nice roads, nice road signs, but there are always major accidents.

 

Why???

 

In JB, cars are old, roads are crap, roads sign are barely visible, but I have never seen a major accident involving few cars in my 15 years of stay there.

 

Yea... It's something I don't understand too... I get worried each time when it starts to rain during peak hour... Almost 99% sure somewhere got accident one... [furious]

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Sometimes I am just amazed. In Singapore, most cars are new, solid braking system, nice roads, nice road signs, but there are always major accidents.

 

Why???

 

In JB, cars are old, roads are crap, roads sign are barely visible, but I have never seen a major accident involving few cars in my 15 years of stay there.

 

1) Auto car = Lesser attention given to driving

2) Newer car = everything so new, sure can brake in time!

3) Bigger ego [lipsrsealed]

 

 

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sometimes I wonder if it is really true that some accidents could be cause by the standby "nice man" and his tow truck.

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1) Auto car = Lesser attention given to driving

2) Newer car = everything so new, sure can brake in time!

3) Bigger ego [lipsrsealed]

 

That's just stereotyping. In fact for auto car you dun need to shift gear can focus more. Ppl dun practice keeping a safe distance. All kan cheong spiders, no patience.

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Sometimes I am just amazed. In Singapore, most cars are new, solid braking system, nice roads, nice road signs, but there are always major accidents.

 

Why???

 

In JB, cars are old, roads are crap, roads sign are barely visible, but I have never seen a major accident involving few cars in my 15 years of stay there.

 

well, the conditions of the roads and cars only are only partial of the factors in car accidents.. the mental and physical conditions of drivers play a major parts too..

 

if a driver driving a new car is so tired, then his reaction time will definitely be slower than others.. all cars (new or old) need certain braking distance, just matters of secs of reaction time to stop or ram!

 

i presume that if roads are smooth, then ppl tends to go faster which means faster reaction time. on the contrary, if the roads are bumpy, cars will not go faster. [drivingcar]

 

 

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That's just stereotyping. In fact for auto car you dun need to shift gear can focus more. Ppl dun practice keeping a safe distance. All kan cheong spiders, no patience.

 

I think most manual car drivers don't really have to focus too much about the stick. It comes as second nature after a while. I know I do. Also, driving manual cars is usually not as dull / sleepy an experience as compared to driving an auto. Driving auto cars I feel have the tendancy to get careless due to the driver being too comfortable.

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Sometimes I am just amazed. In Singapore, most cars are new, solid braking system, nice roads, nice road signs, but there are always major accidents.

 

Why???

 

In JB, cars are old, roads are crap, roads sign are barely visible, but I have never seen a major accident involving few cars in my 15 years of stay there.

we got solid cars with solid braking system in singapore. but we have less solid driver.....

 

As any bikers who do touring in the 3 lands and I believe they would agree with me. It is far more dangerous to ride in Singapore, then comparing to ride in Malaysia or Thailand.

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totally agree with Zen.. although i don do touring ... but riding in MY & riding in SG theres a big diff..

 

although MY drivers seems reckless.. they still will give way...

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Sometimes I am just amazed. In Singapore, most cars are new, solid braking system, nice roads, nice road signs, but there are always major accidents.

 

Why???

 

In JB, cars are old, roads are crap, roads sign are barely visible, but I have never seen a major accident involving few cars in my 15 years of stay there.

 

 

There is a road work at the said area in both directions. I believe it is road widening... [sly][sly]

 

Was travelling that area yesterday and suddenly, the 1st lane (outer lane) was blocked & filtered toward the second lane without any form of warning at 200meters ahead..... [mad][mad][mad]. Couldn't imagine, every cars was travelling at 90km/h and jammed on their brakes .......

 

A few near misses yesterday and I was thinking, it bound to happen sooner or later ........

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