Wednesday, 3 August 2011
Ministry of Transport...wake up
Strict rules should be enforced by the police and JPJ (miracle needed here). Here are some of my ideas:
1. Drivers who have caused more than 3 accidents (the ones at fault here) will get their cars confiscated and lose their insurance. They still need to settle their car loans if any.
1.1 Drivers who repeat the same offence after 1 will get the same punishment from 1 plus 10 whippings and RM 30k fine.
1.2 Drivers who repeat the same offence again (either true idiot or stubborn arses) will be sentence to death (no hope for them anymore).
2. Summons should be settled before the deadline. Drivers who failed to do so after the expiry date will get 10 times the amount each day(e.g for two days it will be 300x10x10 = RM 30,000).
3. For hit and run case, if the party at fault fails to turn up and file a police report after the specified date, he/she will be considered "guilty" for hit and run. The victim can claim from the other party's insurance immediately. The party at fault will get RM30,000 fine, 10 whippings and lose the insurance. (current system is really flawed, causing a lot of hassle and long waiting time for the victims who are already quite sad and pissed off).
Feel free to contribute more ideas, the ones stated above won't be enforced anyway (I'd be damn surprise if the do).
Let's make the highway a better place for driving start from today!!
Sunday, 25 July 2010
We need driving test for animals...
A bear climbed into an empty car in the US state of Colorado, sounded the horn and sent the vehicle rolling down hill with the terrified animal still inside.
The car's owner, 17-year-old Ben Story, took a snap of the panic-stricken bear as it demolished the inside of his vehicle in its bid to escape.
Police in Larkspur, near Denver, eventually freed the animal by opening the door from a distance using a rope.
It is believed the bear was attracted by a sandwich left on the back seat.
Mr Story and his family were asleep when the bear opened the unlocked door of his 2008 Toyota Corolla in the early hours of the morning and climbed inside.
'Flashers on'Mr Story's father, Ralph, said the bear must have hit the car's automatic transmission into neutral sending it rolling backwards 125ft (38m), off the driveway, down an embankment and into a thicket of trees.
"The four-way flashers were on. It's like he knew what was going on, and kept hitting the horn," he told Denver's 7News.
Once the car door closed behind the bear, it was trapped inside.
Ben Story said his car was wrecked.
"It [the bear] was a pretty good size, actually it was pretty big. If you look at the inside of the car, there's nothing left at all. You could see it moving around, it like took up the entire inside of the car."
The bear was last seen running into the woods.
Colorado wildlife expert Tyler Baskfield said bears often entered cars and houses in search of food.
"It happens all the time," he said. "They're very smart."
Monday, 5 November 2007
October Frenzy….
So, let the photos tell the story…(to lazy to write anything…don’t blame me, blame the course and all the nice things in UK)
Photo 1 (taken while venture around Riverside student accomodation):
Photo 1: Jaguar factory
Stretched hummer!!!
Photo 3: Bak kut teh n "peri-peri" fried rice:
Steam-boat feast:
Second round with tom-yam:
Everyone is happy:











