Weaving

[c0rny]

is weaving at traffic light or when traffic jam against the law ?

[bluelabel]

they can charge u for dangerous riding.....

weaving in and out

if normal go thru , should be ok ... tp also go thru

[jytheorem]

True. There's no rule saying that u cannot go straight on the 'dotted line'.

Was at a Traffic Police talk, the TP himself said that it's 'legal'.

[Nicholai]

Thank goodness for that... if it was illegal, we'll never reach our destination on time.. hahaha...

[c0rny]

but some of my friends told me that its wrong for TP to stop on dotted line when at traffic light. true?

[compfused]

Originally posted by c0rny@March 08, 2007 09:39 am

but some of my friends told me that its wrong for TP to stop on dotted line when at traffic light. true?

Technically wrong..But they're king of the road..What to do?

[eFzek17]

wat if while we squeezing through traffic (straight direction) during traffic jam and suddenly a car wanted to change lane n hit onto us? whos in the wrong when this happens?

[headcharge]

then most probably the biker?

[fnee]

Originally posted by WaveK4_@March 08, 2007 02:38 pm

wat if while we squeezing through traffic (straight direction) during traffic jam and suddenly a car wanted to change lane n hit onto us? whos in the wrong when this happens?

something that i always wonder when i'm riding through cars on the eway during a jam.

 

what if the car infront cuts into the other lane and knocks into me in the process.

 

whose fault is it.

[c0rny]

Originally posted by jytheorem@March 08, 2007 05:58 am

True. There's no rule saying that u cannot go straight on the 'dotted line'.

Was at a Traffic Police talk, the TP himself said that it's 'legal'.

since the TP said at the talk, its not "illegal" to travel on the dotted line.

den most probably its the car's fault for not doing safety checks.

m i right ?

 

but no matter whose fault is it, its always the rider that is in the disadvantage.

[guanjie]

i suppose if u ride with alertness @ an appropiate speed than shouldnt be a prob i guess.. sometimes i'll flash the "passing" light if i sense any potential movements of the cars in front..

[OhMiGosh]

Originally posted by guanjie@March 09, 2007 04:52 am

i suppose if u ride with alertness @ an appropiate speed than shouldnt be a prob i guess.. sometimes i'll flash the "passing" light if i sense any potential movements of the cars in front..

not forgetting the horn if you have a loud one installed