on the phone

• Jamie Zawinski

  4 Apr 08, 16:01

  the sight of drivers holding the steering wheel in one hand and hand phone in the other is becoming common again

• NoobBOY

  4 Apr 08, 16:33

  Common? i did'nt really notice about this lor.

• FireIce

  4 Apr 08, 16:40

  i see uncle hua lorry and eat chai png at same time

• nightsky87

  4 Apr 08, 19:12

  

• hao_hao

  4 Apr 08, 22:35

  i c before ah neh guy drive trailer with a pack of teh in his hand ... some more sa corner with 1 hand ... my frens n i all stun sia ...

   

  the trailer is delivering cars

• Naughtius Maximus

  5 Apr 08, 06:24

  Easy, if u happen to see the culprit.., IF u have a passenger or at a full stop at junction. Snap a pic with plate no. in view together with the phone in hand. Send to TP, they take this very seriouly. Help keep our roads safe from mindless idiots who think they can do as they wish.

• soleachip

  5 Apr 08, 13:26

  Originally posted by Naughtius Maximus:

  Easy, if u happen to see the culprit.., IF u have a passenger or at a full stop at junction. Snap a pic with plate no. in view together with the phone in hand. Send to TP, they take this very seriouly. Help keep our roads safe from mindless idiots who think they can do as they wish.

  Then next time we see pedestrains crossing at red light, strolling and taking their own sweet time on the phone or munching hashbrown, we grab photos as well.

  Help keep our roads safe from mindless idiots who think they own the whole island also lah.

• QX179R

  5 Apr 08, 14:42

  these people will never learn until something big happens to them..

• Naughtius Maximus

  5 Apr 08, 17:06

  Originally posted by soleachip:

  Then next time we see pedestrains crossing at red light, strolling and taking their own sweet time on the phone or munching hashbrown, we grab photos as well.

  Help keep our roads safe from mindless idiots who think they own the whole island also lah.

  
  Right.., eh please la hor. Taking your time crossing the junction, is NOT a traffic offence. That's just plain bad manners, mother-father never teach species. That kind must kena FCUK big time. No doubt, both drivers with mobiles in hand while driving & afternoon-stroll pedestrians are cut from the same cloth and both should be put in their place. Don't make these kind of no-brainer comments.. At first I thought it was an attempt  to be witty, then I realise it was trying to be funny; here's an update, NOT FUNNY...Think before u speak la hor..

• soleachip

  6 Apr 08, 05:19

  Originally posted by Naughtius Maximus:

  
  Right.., eh please la hor. Taking your time crossing the junction, is NOT a traffic offence. That's just plain bad manners, mother-father never teach species. That kind must kena FCUK big time. 

  What sort of consequences do you propose ar, Sir Maximus?

  Originally posted by Naughtius Maximus:

  
  No doubt, both drivers with mobiles in hand while driving & afternoon-stroll pedestrians are cut from the same cloth and both should be put in their place. Don't make these kind of no-brainer comments.. At first I thought it was an attempt  to be witty, then I realise it was trying to be funny; here's an update, NOT FUNNY...Think before u speak la hor..

  Finally, someone bothered to put me in place.

   

   

• kopiosatu

  6 Apr 08, 05:20

  i use the phone sometimes when i'm riding. LOL

• soleachip

  6 Apr 08, 05:26

  Originally posted by kopiosatu:

  i use the phone sometimes when i'm riding. LOL

  Phoning when riding is more dangerous than phoning when driving.

  I say persecute the riders.

  Revoke their license at first offence.

• kopiosatu

  6 Apr 08, 05:29

  if they can even see the phone. HAHAHAHAHAHAH

• rlsh07

  6 Apr 08, 05:31

  the phone quite big wat

• kopiosatu

  6 Apr 08, 05:34

  no it isn't i can slot it into my helmet real tight and talk.

  this is when i'm lost around the estate so i call and get directions at the same time

• soleachip

  6 Apr 08, 05:35

  Originally posted by kopiosatu:

  if they can even see the phone. HAHAHAHAHAHAH

  At least TS has the option of taking the heat off phoning drivers. Let's emphasize on phoning riders. How do we catch these offenders when their phones are hidden beneath the helmet.

   

• rlsh07

  6 Apr 08, 05:35

  Originally posted by kopiosatu:

  no it isn't i can slot it into my helmet real tight and talk.

  this is when i'm lost around the estate so i call and get directions at the same time

  
  you wear a helmet in a car?

• kopiosatu

  6 Apr 08, 05:36

  Originally posted by rlsh07:

  
  you wear a helmet in a car?

  i'm a rider

• rlsh07

  6 Apr 08, 05:38

  oh  i @@. hmm... then why not use a hands free though?

• kopiosatu

  6 Apr 08, 05:40

  it is technically hands free, if u get what i mean. HAHAHAHAHAHAH

• rlsh07

  6 Apr 08, 05:43

  but then it hurt though n too much radiation though

• soleachip

  6 Apr 08, 05:43

  

  kopio is not a rider. he's stuntman/bike juggler.

• BadzMaro

  6 Apr 08, 05:44

  Damn qwerty keypad phones ! really need some kang-hu when u text n drive at the same time.

• soleachip

  6 Apr 08, 05:46

  Originally posted by BadzMaro:

  Damn qwerty keypad phones ! really need some kang-hu when u text n drive at the same time.

  Do they get charged if they're on handsfree or speaker phones?

• BadzMaro

  6 Apr 08, 05:54

  Originally posted by soleachip:

  Do they get charged if they're on handsfree or speaker phones?

  not sure... =Su mean charged as in caught ? an act of an offence ?