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Hyundai Starex lane splits better than motorcyclists to chase after... motorcyclists

Hyundai Starex lane splits better than motorcyclists to chase after... motorcyclists

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Imagine seeing a whole VAN lane split better than motorcycles. Get this driver into teaching ASAP.

What happened?

A Malaysian-registered Hyundai Starex on the Ayer Rajah Expressway (AYE) was presented ‘the bird’ by 2 motorcyclists passing by, and proceeded to take off and chase after the offenders.

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The original FB post implies that the bikes were also Malaysian-registered, due to the quote “chase down fellow countrymen on bikes”, but the plate numbers are too small to make anything of it. 

There is no context to why the bikers flipped off the Hyundai, if there was any motive at all behind it. 

What we do know is that the Hyundai did not take it lying down. Without missing a beat they chased after the bikes, weaving between vehicles and somehow avoided any damage, as the FB post also said “Almost scratching whole line of vehicles”. 
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Bro was HIM. Bro taught the Fast and Furious cast how to drive.

The amount of focus to keep from touching others with such a big vehicle though…

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Online chatter

Many were impressed at the van’s skills.

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As impressive as it was, some still noted that the driver posed a danger to others and wanted them to face consequences. Starexes seem to have a bad reputation too...
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