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today at the T-junction at Holland road there, got one kum gong fellow, he was the first car at the junction and he was turning right, I am the second car behind him. light turn green liao, he just move a bit, dun wanna move more into the pocket so that those behind wanna go straight can clear. end up the car and cars behind me kept honking. I honked a bit niah cos not my style. But the honking behind me and the kum gong in front made my blood started boiling...early morning engine not yet warmed up already made me engaged almost the redline when the space ahead is cleared (when the right turn arrow came on and the kum gong actually moved)...nabeh but on a serious note, noticed a lot of drivers during jammed conditions, do not practice due considerations or automatic behaviour. For me where I can, I will position my car so that at filter lanes, turning pockets, etc, I am able to let cars behind me clear such filter lanes and exits, and people showed their appreciation for the gesture. I believe by being a bit more considerate and aware of spatial situation, we can in fact contribute to easing the congestion. what do you guys think and do you guys also practice such actions?

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Dear all, Want to verify that : If there is no "Right Turn" pocket markings on the floor at Cross junctions, we are not allowed to wait beyond the stop line until the "Green" arrow appears? Heard that a relative got fined because he crossed the stop line at a cross junction while waiting to turn right. The "Green Light" was ON but the "Green Arrow" was OFF. Pls advice. Thanks.