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This one lor No lah, I will puke and fall into a coma if this aunty did a trenchcoat flashing . . . What I meant was she high beamed me This morning she happened to be the car in front of mine and when the traffic lights turned green she drove off at 30-35km/h as usual. I speeded up to 50km/h and overtook her on the left (she was hogging the right lane). Not happy, she flashed me a couple of times and at the next traffic lights I stopped and she kept 2 car lengths away from me. Green lights came on and I did not go immediately, waited for 10 secs and she did the same (did not drive up). Then I drove off and she followed suit but at her snail's pace. When I was 200m in front, I looked into the rear view mirror and could see that she was holding up a stretch of vehicles behind her . . . go take a kiddie ride lah aunty! (20cents for 1 minute)

Last night as i was travelling home, i met this idiotic old E200 white mercs. We were on a 3 lane road and note > the whole freaking 3 lanes only got 2 cars which is me and the uncle. I was on the extreme left lane travelling at 50km per hour. This uncle came from quite a distance and instead of filtering right to over take, he flashED me. I was like WTF, i am going slow on a slow lane and you can overtake all you want. What is the FLASH for. I got pissed off and decided to slow down to less than 20km per hour as he continue to follow me closely and flashED continously. Then he decide to overtake me and drove side by side with me at 20km per hour cursing and swearing at the same time while looking at me. When he started to curse and swear, i got super pissed off cos i dont think i was in the wrong lor so why should i be subjected to your sxxt. So I did something super dangerous. I down shift and chased him and overtook him in lane 2 and drove in front of him at a super slow speed and never give him any chances to overtake. I did this for 10 minutes until i reach my destination. Call me childish but i dont care lor cos i did not do provoke him in the first place. I simply hate it when i meet road idiot like him. Unless it was wrong to travel at 50km per hour on the extreme left lane of a 3 lanes road with practically no cars and a speed limit of 60km per hour.

Last night 1am on the CTE, near AMK exits, I kena high-beamed by a stupid driver in a class 3 lorry when I was on the extreme left lane. Where the **** did he expect me to go to? Up the road shoulder and off the road?

http://newpaper.asia1.com.sg/news/story/0,...,150906,00.html? SHE flashed a finger, he claimed, and then gave him a ride on her car bonnet. Her alleged rude gesture after a near accident, and what followed, has now become a police case. Businessman Guo Tian Fu, 36, claimed that he was driving along Cluny Road opposite the Botanic Gardens at 1.40pm last Wednesday. Behind his vehicle was a blue BMW 3-series. According to him, as both cars were driving past Lermit Lodge, off Cluny Road, the BMW stopped suddenly at the T-junction to turn right into Lermit Road. Mr Guo said he was about one-and-a-half car lengths behind the BMW driver when she made the abrupt turn. 'It was so sudden for me, I sounded my horn at her,' he recalled. RUDE GESTURE 'She showed me her middle finger on her left hand when she held it up at her rear-view mirror.' Furious, he followed her car into Lermit Road and overtook her on the two-way single-lane road. He wanted to get her particulars, he claimed, because of the near-miss. Click to see larger image He stopped his year-old Mercedes Benz in front of her car. He added that he overtook her only when there was no oncoming traffic. Mr Guo, who is married with a 6-year-old son, said: 'I wanted to make a report because it's so dangerous to stop your car suddenly. 'What if she had caused an accident?' He was also angry because of the rude gesture. 'You don't expect that from a woman,' he said, adding that he had intended to go to the police station after taking down her particulars. He said the woman was in her late 30s and was alone in her vehicle when he approached her. He claimed he asked her to exchange particulars and asked why she had shown him her middle finger. But, he said, she raised her right hand and showed him her middle finger again. She allegedly told him: 'Prove it then.' Mr Guo then returned to his car to take his handphone, which is equipped with a camera, to take a photo of the woman and her car. She could not be traced to give her side of the encounter. Mr Guo claimed that as he was getting his phone, the woman reversed her car and tried to get back on the road. He said he was standing in front of her car and tried taking pictures of her licence plate, but she kept inching forward so he had to take a few steps back several times. Then, he claimed, things took a turn for the worse. He said he felt her licence plate touching his leg. 'Everything happened very quickly, in less than a minute,' he said. 'When I tried to take a photo of her, she accelerated towards me. 'I had no choice but to jump onto her car and I ended up sitting on it.' He said he used his hands to support himself as the car moved with his back facing the driver. He reckoned she was driving between 10kmh and 20kmh. Mr Guo said: 'She was speeding off and I panicked. It was quite scary.' He said she drove for about 5m to 10m before he jumped off, hurting his right ankle in the process. CALLED POLICE He said he did not see a doctor as it was 'not serious'. But Mr Guo did call the police, who arrived in a patrol car. A witness, who was at a nearby private apartment, also gave his statement to the two police officers. The painter, who wanted to be identified only as Desmond, 25, said he was on the third storey of the scaffolding at the private apartment when he heard the sound of a car horn. He turned to look and was surprised to see a man on the bonnet of a BMW. He said: 'I was not sure what was happening. The car was moving quite slowly. He just jumped off and the driver drove off. 'I did not see the driver of the car.' A police spokesman confirmed a report had been lodged by Mr Guo. They are looking into the matter. Mr Guo's account is similar to a fatal confrontation near Wheelock Place in April when financial adviser Alex Lim, 30, tried to block a taxi driver from driving off after an accident. Mr Guo said he did think about that incident after his brush with the woman, but felt he had to do what he did. He said: 'I don't regret what I did. 'But I feel if drivers have a dispute they cannot resolve, they should call the police.'

Was trying out the KPE just now. Filtered in from PIE, appeared I am only car heading into tunnel. Was travelling at about 80km/h just cruising to enjoy the new road. Then a few hundred meters after I passed the entrance, I saw a flash from behind! My wife also saw it too. I noticed there's a 70km/h speed limit signboard later. Geez! How come no warning signs one? What an experience. Now don't know whether its speed cam or something on trial one. Anyone kena too?