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This is a re-posting. You may have missed the last one....... --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Guys, AROC-SG is organising a Defensive driving course conducted by Harvey Yap and is opening the invitation to MCF forumners. Theory: 9/11/02 (Sat) at Massa Auto in Teban Gardens. Practical: 11/11/02 at Pasir Gudang. Cost: S$270 (There may be a reduction if the group is bigger) I think lunch and tea is provided on the practical day and there's a free track session at the end of the day. Those interested, please indicate your name and e-mail. I'll get the AROC-SG comittee in charge of the event to contact you. However, you can forward me with your queries and I'll try my best to answer them. Please note that all the proceeds will go to Harvey Yap Advanced Driving School and AROC-SG is not financially benefitting from this. Thanks and have fun! Those interested in attending the course: 1) 2) 3) --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Cheers!

not sure if this topic has been posted before... tried searching, found none...anyone went for this course before? or interested to go? http://www.defensivedriving.sg/index.html Friend of mine roped me in to join but it's $249 per pax (not say very cheap)... On their website it says Car Club Members at $199. MCF considered Car Club Members?? Syllabus: Proper Seating Position (for Normal and Racing Seats) Steering Techniques (for Low and High Speed Driving) Braking Techniques (for ABS and Non-ABS Equipped Cars) Skid Recovery Techniques (for Understeer and Oversteer) Collision Avoidance Techniques (Brake and Steer) Wet Weather Driving Techniques (for Aquaplaning Prevention) Evasive Driving Techniques (Forward 180 and Reverse 180) hope to hear from the bros who went before.. whether it's useful or essential. gam xia!

Heard abt this recently. Good initiative to reduce fatality on SG roads. http://www.income.com.sg/AboutUs/Releases/2014/Jul01.asp Had seen many possibly young and inexperienced motorcyclist ride dangerously in our roads. Be safe. As motorist, lets watch out/give some space for their presence too.

http://youtu.be/sye0pg-erXc Poor motorcyclists. Dunno who the front vehicle, wonder if he jam brake to take a look at the opposite direction accident.

Hi car owners, Do you think riding in between lanes is a form of defensive riding for the riders? Why can't riders ride within lane? Some of us don't mind them to ride between lanes to get to the front at traffic lights. Should we all start to adopt a protocol to honk to alert rider who is riding infront of you but riding in between lanes or by the edge of the lane? Sometimes, I find some of them are opportuntists, machiam seating on fence to see which lane is to their advantages. By doing so, it kinds of inconvenient the drivers behind, i.e. we wonder whether we should just overtake or stay behind them? Your view please. Thank you very much. Regards,

Notice some brothers here are very defensive of certain car makes. You guys know who you are. Honestly, is that really necessary ? Do you have to be cynical and upset if nobody agrees with you ? After all, we are paying for what we like, not you. So why the imposing tone ? Buying a car in Sinkapoor is both a rational and emotional experience. So naturally, our bias might tilt towards one end or the other. Luckily this is a virtual environment. If this is a physical GTG, chairs and tables would be flying, kicks and punches would have exchanged for sure. Is it really that hard to disagree with one another ?

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