Should drivers driving dangerously be reported to TP?

[Picanyeo]

Hmm.. I have a video which a vehicle attempt an illegal u-turn at a junction to the carpark. I studied the video carefully and found that this guy did put up his right signal (entrance to carpark is on the left), but I didn't notice it. I thought about it and find that yes, I didn't notice your signal, but it isn't right for you to make the illegal u turn anyway. Even if you did, you should at least check that the road is clear of vehicles and not assuming the vehicles will give you just because you have the signal on. In the end, I have to jam my brakes and I almost hit his door on the driver side.

 

I'm not sure if the driver is unhappy with me for failing to give way despite him putting up his signal beforehand, but I take it as both of us learnt a lesson.

 

But in the end, I didn't send the video coz I saw a P plate on the rear screen. The future is unpredictable. Probably some day, I may end up making the u turn myself.

 

Nowadays, I keep to the speed limit of the road. Doesn't matter if I'm on the right or middle lane. If the speed limit says 60km/hr, I go 60km/hr. If it states 50km/hr, I go 50km/hr. In this way, I won't get caught by speed camera, won't get accused of being a dangerous driver.

 

 

[Mugen85]

Nothing wrong with the KIA. Driver uses the indicator to signal intention and manage to switch lane without causing any potential harm to any road users. I would say good driving.

[Jamesc]

  On 6/4/2013 at 1:11 AM, Prtyrckk said:

failure to signal and abrupt lane changing is a driving trait here. i wonder what's so difficult about signalling and waiting a few sec before lane changing

Nothing,

 

except once you signal

 

the car behind will accelerate

 

and cut you off.

 

[Topgan]

I see this as the same dilemma in Spideman. Saw a crime and keep a blind eye to it and ended his uncle got killed by the robber.

 

You see a reckless driver and keep a blind eye to the incident, will the reckless driver ended killing innocent life?. What if the victim is your relative?

 

 

[Jamesc]

  On 6/4/2013 at 4:23 AM, Topgan said:

I see this as the same dilemma in Spideman. Saw a crime and keep a blind eye to it and ended his uncle got killed by the robber.

 

You see a reckless driver and keep a blind eye to the incident, will the reckless driver ended killing innocent life?. What if the victim is your relative?

If mother in law then I am not so sure want to report or not.