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serious lar.....doctor says he had concussion and contusion to his temple. Was under observation from Monday 11pm till 5pm yesterday! Now he is at home resting and can see he is under a bit of shock. He had temporary memory loss initially! We are monitoring him to see any behavioral change!

Hope your son get well soon!

 

This is a good case why road hoggers must not hog lane 1, i dislike people who drive below speed limit and still wanna hog lane 1, please go to lane 2, 3, or 4.

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Sorry to hear about your son. How is he now? Wishes and prayers for his full recovery.

 

still monitoring and he still complains of dizziness and feeling faint whenever he stands up. Just hope it is just shock that is affecting him. Thanks for the concern!👍👍👍👍

Hope your son get well soon!

 

This is a good case why road hoggers must not hog lane 1, i dislike people who drive below speed limit and still wanna hog lane 1, please go to lane 2, 3, or 4.

Thanks and ya if can we try to shoo them to the 2nd and 3rd lane courteously...😂😂😂😂!
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Turbocharged

in driving there is no such thing as undertaking, to undertake means "to promise, agree, or obligate oneself "

 

http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/undertake

 

 

 

Troll troll trollity troll...

 

Look more carefully and research properly next time

 

 

to go past another vehicle from a lane inside them

I'm forever reading about how cyclists shouldn't undertake HGVs, and that's certainly valid.

 

Wikipedia

 

Legal status by country[edit]

  • Australia and New Zealand - Undertaking is legal on multi-lane roads, or where a car is indicating to turn right. [2]
  • Canada - Varies by province.
  • Finland - Undertaking is specifically prohibited, except for inner-city traffic and vehicle waiting to turn left.
  • France - Undertaking is specifically prohibited, except for vehicle waiting to turn left or if the vehicles in the lane to the left are queueing and slow moving.
  • Germany - Undertaking is specifically prohibited, exceptions exist for inner-city traffic and overtaking trams and vehicles waiting to turn left.
  • Hungary - Undertaking is prohibited outside built-up areas. Inside built-up areas, passing on the right is permitted, but only if there are road markings. Interestingly, the undertaking manoeuvre in built-up areas are referred as "driving in parallel traffic" instead of "passing on the right" as it is used outside built-up areas.
  • Netherlands - Undertaking is specifically prohibited, exceptions include vehicles waiting to turn left, traffic congestion and on roundabouts.
  • Poland - Undertaking is legal on 4-lane roads in built-up areas, 6-lane roads outside built-up areas and on one-way roads with marked lanes (this definition includes motorways). (article 24 of Law on Road Traffic) However, similar to the UK it is considered a dangerous practice and is discouraged.
  • United Kingdom - The Highway Code discourages undertaking on motorways with some exceptions (rule 268): "Do not overtake on the left or move to a lane on your left to overtake". Undertaking is permitted in congested conditions when frequent lane changing is not recommended.[4] On other roads, the Code advises drivers "should only overtake on the left if the vehicle in front is signalling to turn right" (rule 163).[5] Rule 163 uses advisory wording and "will not, in itself, cause a person to be prosecuted", but may be used in evidence to establishing liability in any court proceedings.[6] On all roads, undertaking is permitted if the vehicles in the lane to the right are queueing and slow moving.[citation needed] Undertaking in an aggressive or reckless manner could be considered Careless Driving or more seriously Dangerous Driving, both of which are legally enforceable offences.[dubious discuss][citation needed]
  • United States - Undertaking is typically allowed on multi-lane roadways or to pass left-turning vehicles.[7][8][9][10][11] State laws can vary as to the situations that permit undertaking.
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Turbocharged

How many cites shall I post?

 

 

2. UNDERTAKING

Overtaking a vehicle on the left, inside lane – also known as undertaking – is not illegal in Australia, but it can be dangerous. Unless you’re on a multi-lane motorway where the left lane is clearly marked and/or the car in front is indicating right, undertaking should be strictly avoided.

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Not a video but don't know how the car ended up like this! Photo taken from Mcsp exitattachicon.gif20150803_195014_HDR.jpg

 

wah, you faster than me

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at 0:48, merc (video blur, i think is SGY 9909E) go against traffic to avoid ERP

KNS, can afford such luxury car and cannot afford to pay ERP

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jacmSZHZPLs&feature=youtu.be

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wah, you faster than me

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at 0:48, merc (video blur, i think is SGY 9909E) go against traffic to avoid ERP

KNS, can afford such luxury car and cannot afford to pay ERP

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jacmSZHZPLs&feature=youtu.be

 

WTF SIAL!!! That's godlike!! should submit to TP and lodge a complaint. that's insane driving...think he owns the road sial....disgrace to merc drivers. :pissed-off:

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at 0:48, merc (video blur, i think is SGY 9909E) go against traffic to avoid ERP

KNS, can afford such luxury car and cannot afford to pay ERP

 

 

 

That's an S-class so maybe the person driving it is just the driver only. If he go wrong way and pay ERP, have to come out from his pocket. I don't think people who have S-class will drive it themselves. Those people whom I know got S-class have a driver.

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That's an S-class so maybe the person driving it is just the driver only. If he go wrong way and pay ERP, have to come out from his pocket. I don't think people who have S-class will drive it themselves. Those people whom I know got S-class have a driver.

 

I have seen a lot of owner driving their own S class le.

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That's an S-class so maybe the person driving it is just the driver only. If he go wrong way and pay ERP, have to come out from his pocket. I don't think people who have S-class will drive it themselves. Those people whom I know got S-class have a driver.

 

i think 80-90% of s class owner drive themselves le.

 

heck i even know 2 rolls royce owners driving the RR themselves.

 

but i dont see the connection you are trying to make regarding this dumbass's stunt sia ..

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I have seen a lot of owner driving their own S class le.

 

 

i think 80-90% of s class owner drive themselves le.

 

heck i even know 2 rolls royce owners driving the RR themselves.

 

but i dont see the connection you are trying to make regarding this dumbass's stunt sia ..

 

Looks like I made a mistake. Lol. Only know a handful of S-class owners. So I thought many of them also have drivers for their S-class.

 

What I meant is that if it was a driver employed by the owner, then he'll want to avoid the ERP gantry if possible or else he got to pay the ERP for nothing. But if the person owns a S-class and got to avoid the ERP then it's weird. Lol.

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