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Hi All, Recently I was met with this incident, Long story short: Nissan guy side swiped me as he was going straight on a RIGHT TURN only lane. I was on his left. Evidence from front and back cam submitted to my workshop and claiming third party. Both side reported accident but according to workshop he said that the other side is refusing to admit fault and insisted that I turned into him which the video clearly says it isn't. Workshop mentioned the third party insurance persuaded the driver to admit liability but he refused so now the process is stuck. Workshop told me that if the Nissan driver refuses to admit fault there is nothing we can do. But if the other party has already reported the accident and evidence is secured shouldn't the third party insurance determined whether whose fault is it and deciding liability instead of needing the driver to admit his fault? Appreciate if anyone can advise on this because a simple side swipe like this already dragged on for 2 months. Seems pretty much a way for insurance company to drag out the case until you give up in the claiming process.
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Yahoo : Singapore is third best ‘global city’, others have ‘long way to go’, property expert says KUALA LUMPUR, March 15 — Malaysia’s capital and other cities behind Singapore in a “global city” ranking require significant improvement in a variety of areas before they are competitive against the city-state, world property consultancy firm Knight Frank said today. Its Asia-Pacific head researcher Nicholas Holt said aspiring competitors needed to be more transparent and encourage free market practices in order to keep up with Singapore, which ranked third in Knight Frank’s Global Cities 2016 report. “Singapore, it’s the transparency, it’s the ease of doing business, to set up a business, it comes in at the top in terms of setting up a business. “When you come into Malaysia, there’s a lot of red tape, uncertainty, thinking, ‘Is something going to happen?’ “So I think there’s quite a long way to go,” Holt said after launching Knight Frank’s Wealth 2016 report. He added that Malaysia needed to be more open to business ventures from abroad, a trait other major cities like Singapore, London and New York, have embodied and which enabled them to be successful. “So for KL to truly become an international and global city it would have to have lots of reform and it has to really capture demand from corporates and investors globally ahead from places like Singapore which would be a tough task,” Holt said. But Holt also noted that Kuala Lumpur was making various improvements to its infrastructure, such as the light rail transit (LRT) extension and the new mass rapid transit (MRT), which will get it closer to becoming a “global city”. Knight Frank later clarified that Holt was speaking on a global level and had not meant to comment specifically about Malaysia. The top two spots on Knight Frank’s Global Cities 2016 went to London and New York respectively. Hong Kong coming in fourth, followed by Dubai on fifth. Malaysia was not listed in the report which only ranks the top 10 “global cities” in the world. He added that Singapore also benefited when the former British colony returned to China as a special administrative region, creating an opening for the city-state to position itself as the preferred financial services centre in the region. "And then in 1997 Hong Kong went back to the Chinese; that was the opportunity for Singapore really to push their banking and finance and their wealth management centre outside of Hong Kong within Asia and now when people say 'Hong Kong or Singapore' they go with Singapore," he said. He added that instead of competing with Singapore, Malaysia could instead aim to complement the neighbouring country by focusing on other aspects like Islamic finance. According to the Knight Frank Global Cities website, the cities selected "explored the future of the built environment, and is intended to help investors, occupiers and city planners with their future business strategy." Link : https://sg.news.yahoo.com/singapore-third-best-global-city-kl-long-way-080400567.html Ah Jib kor might not be happy with your commences..... It might be your last visit to MY ...
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Hi, I got into an accident last Thursday. As this was my first accident, I'm not sure what to do. Would appreciate some advise here.. What happened on Thursday was this delivery lorry in front of me suddenly stopped and reversed into my bumper, causing damage to my bumper and bonnet. I made a report already (albeit late). I went to this random workshop near my house and the cost of repair is $350. That bugger admitted that he was at fault and offered to pay $200 to settle privately, but the payment never came. He has stopped picking up my calls so I think it's safe to assume that he no longer wants to settle it privately. Making a claim against my own insurance is not worth it because my excess is $600. Now I have 2 options - either to bear the cost of repair myself or file a third-party claim against him. The workshop I went to advised the latter. He said if I decide to pursue a TP claim, I'll only have to pay $350 if I lose and if I win, I don't have to pay a single cent. The latter option sounds more appealing to me because I wish to teach that bugger a lesson, but my only concern is do I have to bear the inflated cost of repair if I lose my claim? Also, how troublesome would the TP claim become? I understand I need to appear in court and be interviewed by the lawyers, but are there other commitments? It's also rumoured that making a TP claim would increase your premium - is this true? Is there a difference in making a TP claim with a workshop authorised by NTUC Income (my insurer) and one that is not? Hope those with experience can share! Thanks.
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Just wondering...for those whose ride have gone through the above, have you successfully looked the claims that your workshop submitted to recover the costs back from the other party? I was told that for such claim, the workshop normally only managed to recover 80 to 90% of costs incurred. I was puzzled cos who will run a money-losing business. So, I requested from my workshop and they do not allowed me to take a look quoting it as confidential . I was like as what's so confidential since it involves my ride. Any views/advice much appreciated.
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Ever wonder why some of the things you buy is much cheaper, looks and feels original ? Interesting article, albeit old http://archive.fortune.com/magazines/fortune/fortune_archive/2006/05/01/8375455/index.htm
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Hi bros, I'm planning to buy a plate number from a third party dealer for my new car. 1) Usually is the price stated on the web negotiable ? if yes, the discount is in the region of ? 2) If my new car is only coming in sometime in September/October 2015, can i hold the plate number for that long? 3) Any other things that i have to take note of ? Thanks.
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dun believe anything you read in HWZ? i want to sell my 12 years old account in mcf, who want to buy?
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Hi bros, got a question to ask if anyone experienced the same situation and how you went abt it... Yesterday went Malaysia to visit relatives for CNY. Stopped at a traffic junction when suddenly a Malaysian Truck rammed towards the line of cars waiting at the traffic junction ahead. In total there were 5 cars damaged. Malaysia Truck -> Malaysia Car -> SG Car -> SG Car -> my Car -> Malaysian car I am thinking of going for 3rd party claim against the SG car that hit my car. The car in front of my car does not want pursue and drove off cos minor damages. While my bonnet caved in, the engine is intact and radiator is leaking. Boot is caved in too. As radiator leaking I asked the tow company that approached me at scene to tow my car back SG. But the tow company said traffic at customs too heavy yesterday and today so will do it tmr. This tow company works with a SG workshop that is also an authorized workshop for a insurance company in Singapore. My car will be towed back SG to my workshop tmr, so I thought can ask some suggestions here as to whether wise to claim 3rd party against the SG car behind me. Any advice? Thanks in advanced. All of the cars involved made police report at TP yesterday. The SG car that hit me out in the police report that it hit my car. I took pictures of his and my police report.
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Looks like a 3rd bridge is on the table with Msia naming their potential site. SG is still deciding where the 3rd link should be.... http://news.asiaone.com/news/malaysia/mala...r-and-singapore
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Hi bros, Anybody can recommend external workshops that specialise in Toyotas and offer reasonable pricing for routine servicing intervals? BM just up the price for their maintenance package. Min is 300+, very siong.
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As above, will you bite? What will be the effect? Good? Bad? Pls discuss.
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Yahoo report : Qatar Airways chosen as 'World's Best Airline' for the second time AFP Relax
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Anyone encountered Starfug bills that came with some downloads by third party provider called Mobile in motion? My 2nd phone with a basic plan of $33 choke up a total $445 for 2 months. basically phone was left in the car with minimal usage. called them up and they said i subscribe to the service. WTH and we need to un-sub it. i confirmed to them that the phone was never used for any purchase or other just for voice calls when onboard. they just simply bo chap and reverted that they will as the MIM to call me. called up IDA and sent them a email saying that they will investigate this company or so. how any bros got experience with it?
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Not sure how much my insurance liability for third party claims is. Is it the same to hit a Zonda or RollRoyce in Singapore? Insurance boh chup? Young driver faces financial ruin after clipping Rolls-Royce NANJING, China - A young man in Jiangsu, stands to face financial ruin after clipping a brand-new Rolls-Royce Phantom in the city of Nanjing, according to Chinese media reports. The 21-year-old man surnamed Liu, works as a chef for 2,000 yuan (S$402)
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Guy, someone just ram his car onto my nissan rear bumper. So I am sending down my car to a workshop and claim third party. I am thinking of sending to TanCheong but I remember the last time, it was quite a hassle as Tan Cheong does not do third party claims. They will wait for insurance approval BEFORE starting repairs which can take quite some time... I don't think it has changed now right? If I don't want to send to Tancheong, I need to go another workshop which will do third party claims. I am with Chartis insurance so I need to send it to the following workshops within 24 hours for reporting and repair. Any recommendations? Which workshop below is the best and will proceed with my repair immediately and claim third party for me? money is not an issue as I am claiming third party. Thanks for any help. BAN CHOON MOTOR 3 Pioneer Road North #01-15 Singapore 628457 Tel: 62641191 Fax: 62611324 (exclude motorcycle repairs) COMFORTDELGRO ENGINEERING PTE LTD 205 Braddell Road Singapore 579701 Tel: 63837466 and 63837118 Fax: 63821025 KAN FOOK SING MOTOR WORKSHOP 61 Defu Lane 12 Singapore 539147 Tel: 67479560 and 68582126 Fax: 67481006 LAI HUAT (MENG KEE) MOTOR Blk 21 Sin Ming Industrial Estate #01-58 Singapore 575679 Tel: 64538110 Fax: 64596267 (excludes motorcycle repairs) ETHOZ AUTOMOTIVE SOLUTIONS LTD 22 Tampines Street 92 Singapore 528876 Tel: 6654777 (24 hours hotline) Fax: 66547648 (excludes motorcycle repairs) PROGRESSIVE AUTOMOTIVE PTE LTD Blk 3022A Ubi Road 1 #01-46 Singapore 408716 Tel: 67415336 Fax: 67417208 (exclude motorcycle repairs) READY AUTOCARE PTE LTD Blk 10 #03-06 Ang Mo Kio Autopoint Ang Mo Kio Ave 5 Ang Mo Kio Industrial Park 2A Singapore 568047 Tel: 64810304 and 96606551 Fax: 64815587 (excludes motorcycle repairs) SHU FATT AUTO WORKS Blk 1009 Bukit Merah Lane 3 #01-90 Singapore 159723 Tel: 62730119 Fax: 62707065 (excludes motorcycle repairs) SIN YEW HUP AUTO PTE LTD Blk D4 Woodlands Road 393M Yew Tee Industrial Estate Singapore 677981 Tel: 67600819 Fax: 67690221 (excludes motorcycle repairs) STAR TECHNOLOGIES KINETICS LTD Star Automotive Centre No.249 Jalan Boon Lay Singapore 619523 Tel: 65153011 Fax: 65153022 24 hrs Hotline: 1800 8007827 (excludes motorcycle repairs) Diplomat Parts Pte. Ltd (DPS) 209 Pandan Gardens Singapore 609339 (excludes motorcycle repairs) Tel: 6568-4501 Fax: 6565-1240 TAN CHONG MOTORS (For Nissan vehicles only) AUTOLUTION INDUSTRIAL 19 Ubi Road 4 Singapore 408623 Tel: 6490-9666 AUTO WORLD 17 Lorong 8 Toa Payoh Singapore 319254 Tel: 6357-0755 BUKIT TIMAH WORKSHOP 913 Bt Timah Rd Singapore 589623 Tel: 6469-4091 / 2 / 3 TC AUTO CLINIC 1 Sixth Lok Yang Rd Singapore 628099 Tel: 6262-2212
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What more need to say about smokescreen and p8p bullsheet. Even the bank they invested with the people's money at the highest price during the financial crisis are screw them.
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A new poll shows young drivers are more likely to use cell phones while driving, and that 30 per cent of them have recently texted from behind the wheel, U.S. transportation officials said. The release of the poll came as Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood called distracted driving "a deadly epidemic." The poll comes from the magazine Consumer Reports, which is working with the U.S. Department of Transportation on creating awareness about the dangers of cell phone use while driving. Among the findings are that 63 per cent of respondents under 30-years-old reported using a handheld phone while driving in the past 30 days, the Department of Transportation said. And 30 per cent of the drivers texted from behind the wheel in the same time period according to the survey, which had a total of 1,026 respondents. Older drivers were less likely to talk on the phone behind the wheel, and only 9 per cent of those over 30 years-old reported they had recently texted while driving. LaHood, appearing at the Yonkers, New York, headquarters of Consumer Reports, said teens are more likely to drive distracted because of peer pressure. http://www.asiaone.com/Motoring/News/Story...311-267557.html -
When I stepped on the brakes, I can see the rear brake lights come on but not the third brake light. Can I safely conclude that it's the bulb that has blown? Thanks.
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i'm looking to replace my mazda 3 2010 3rd brake single bulb into LED anyone knows where this can be done?
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Hi all, I am claiming third party. The workshop I am using ask me to select an equivalent CC car for replacement car rental and submit the bill for them to claim. I like to get some opinion from brothers here, especially those experience in claims one on: 1) my car under repair is Saab 9-3. do you think there is a limit on the absolute amount of car rental or brands I can rent? hee, hoping to try interesting models 2) in the past workshop settle car rental for me, but this time round, this workshop seems to be less experienced and ask me to source my own car rental. but if i pay the car rental, they claim under their name and it becomes their income then how? or as long as car rental invoice shows my name, insurer will have to pay to me? 3) any car rental company with more interesting brands of cars (not those that offers standard range like toyota camry etc) to recommend?
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Though my MVP has second row air con and even a floor air con vent for the third row, don think its efficient for the third row, I am thinking of fixing aftermarket fans for the third row passenger. Other than those clip ons (traditional looking mini fan), which i think its quite ugly, anyone come across any alternative products for cooling?
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Nick Heidfeld is set to welcome a third child to his family. The Mercedes reserve driver's wife Patricia is pregnant, according to the German newspaper Bild. Domiciled in Stafa, Switzerland, they already have two young children, a daughter Juni (4) and son Joda (2). "We're really looking forward to our third child," the veteran of 169 grands prix, who turns 33 in a few days, confirmed. Source: GMM
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I got video of a road hogger pointing his third finger at me when I horned at him. Is this an offence? Can I make a police report? Please advise. Thanks a million!
