A Painful Lesson To Share
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Hi everyone, i don't know how should i start this or where i should put this but the sad fact is that i lost my cousin due to a traffic accident last night. It was around 1am when my family heard the news that my cousin with 3 of his friends, one of them the driver, was involved in a traffic accident. On route to hospital, he died and his heart stopped while the front passenger died immediately and the other back passenger(which is also my friend)* just passed away only, the driver's status is unknown at this point of time. I lost a dearest cousin and a friend whom i only knew for a few months, both of them were close and it devastates me to see them just pass away like that, but why am i writing this for?
The main reason for this thread is that i hope to pass a message to all drivers(regardless just qualified or driving for a long time). When u want to speed, think about the lives u are carrying inside the car. Especially to youngster who love the thrill of speeding late in the night with your friends, think about whether u can live through the burden when you have caused your friend's death through your reckless driving. Advice to one and all, you want to speed, think twice.
Thank you for taking the time to read this.
*edit* updated at 11.40am.
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my sincerest condolences to their families. 1am i was already sleeping but i guess somewhere else someone lost their lives due to a reckless act. such a waste of youth. hope its a reminder for us all to think twice before doing anything reckless.
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My condolences to all involved.
I know what you are going through, one of my best friends and another friend from school also lost their lives in a tragic car accident here last year - the Mazda MX-5 crash on 6th Avenue where the car caught fire and burnt, if anyone remembers. Indeed these incidents do serve us as reminders that dangerous driving does have it's consequences, and we should never take anything on the road for granted
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sorry to hear that bro.
god bless him, his family and everyone else related and affected.
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my most sincerest condolences.
may this be a solemn reminder to all drivers cum speedsters.
God bless.
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Sorry to read this, my condolences.
The road is public, if you have a death wish, don't implicate others who share that road with you.
It doesnt matter whether you have confidence in your driving skills or not, the road isnt built for you to speed.
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So sorry to hear this. My sincere condolences to you and the loved ones of the victims. And thanks for the post - you certainly would have at least impact some people who read this thread and are reminded of how important it is to be a considerate driver on the road.
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Sorry...Take Care
God Bless
Remember: Speeding Kills! Always put on seatbelts...not putting on seatbelts could cost you $120 or YOUR LIFE!
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feel sorry for you, but at least, everytime we knwo seatbelt is impt...
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True... It would be hard to live with the fact that you costed someone their lives...
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want to speed, speed alone. and die alone. dun drag others with them.
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i have done in excess of 220 km/h b4.
driving alone on a straight road with no pedestrians and very very few cars.
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Originally posted by maurizio13:
i have done in excess of 220 km/h b4.
driving alone on a straight road with no pedestrians and very very few cars.
that very few cars might easily be your neighbour or flesh and blood. dont' even think of flooring it bro.
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Originally posted by vertmonyet:
that very few cars might easily be your neighbour or flesh and blood. dont' even think of flooring it bro.
aiyoin the past lah
don't engage in such risky acts liao
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better not. the highest speed i ever gone before was 150km/h.
i must say speeding is really nt advisable.
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my highest record speed was 130 ... on the PIE late late at night ... n tat was like yrs ago .. since then i keep my avrage speed to below 100km/h ..learnt my lesson ... cos tio camera ...
anyway .... my deepest condolences to TS