Why many do not switch on lights at night ?
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More & more vehicles do not on their headlights after 7 pm,some only on small light,not the headlights. they do that on purpose or their licence to drive is in question. they are at 100% fault if meet an accident w another vechile,mind u insurance may deny claims.
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Got see driver clearly or not?
More and more PRC and Indian workers are driving in Singapore.
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many are pte cars many are chinese some youngsters some middle aged ones.,worst is motor cyclists putting themselves at great risk especially from JB ones.
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Originally posted by uaskforit:
More & more vehicles do not on their headlights after 7 pm,some only on small light,not the headlights.
they do that on purpose or their licence to drive is in question.
they are at 100% fault if meet an accident w another vechile,mind u insurance may deny claims.
True.
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Because nowadays some cars dashboard is illuminated even you turn on the headlight. Last time I drive Fit also few times forget my light.
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Originally posted by mancha:
Got see driver clearly or not?
More and more PRC and Indian workers are driving in Singapore.
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Nowadays cars are expensive in SG. Many standard fittings become optional. Many cars dun come with signal lights.
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I was a Military Trained driver ..... It's compulsory to drive with head lights on .
Dun believe ?
U go observe , all SAF vehicles on the road , head light is always ON !
Now i still got the habit of switching on the headlights in the day . Never change from the day i start driving .
Some drivers still think driving with head light off save fuel , fuck lar .
No such thing as wasting power .
So if i have the habit of switching the headlights , First Parade Task before switching off engine , off headlights .
It's a habit , that cannot changed .
Any SAF trained drivers here ?
U know what i'm saying , right bo ?
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Originally posted by Insg:
Nowadays cars are expensive in SG. Many standard fittings become optional. Many cars dun come with signal lights.
yah totally agree even if got they also dun use PHUI!!!!
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If I drive day relief, I will try to look out for a red wish with headlight on. May give him a slight horn and wave.
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Some taxis only got one headlight on only, knn bulbs also want to wait till servicing time to change.
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i think some are trying to save bulbs and save feul, they refer lesser use mean longer. some models change bulb quite leh chey not so direct or easy diy, maybe they want avoid service charge which can cost more than the bulb. and also the extra time and costs of just specially driving in to some where just only to change the bulb itself.
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Being stingy and thifty is one thing...
Being responsible for road safety of ownself and others is another thing...
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Originally posted by WizQ:
not funnyYou think suppose to be funny ah?
Foreign workers are driving pick ups, lorries
Foreign Talents are driving cars, SUVs.
Do you see them?
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All becos of Audi. come out with those white jewel LED lights... so many ah Beng follow and install those kind and purposely only sw on the LED lights instead.
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sometimes when I see some car on xpressway forgot to sw ON their lights, I purposely drive infront of them and.... completely sw of my lights and slow down... let them SEEEEE me clearly. haaa now they know..
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singapore street lights too bright lah
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Changing bulb is the most easiest, unless you are talking about the 3rd brake lights, which is abit diffcult because of ther rear dasboard, the rest just open change like a torchlight. With one light on on the rear or front is dangerous, not that singapore street lights are good due to high road tax, which is inclusive inside Taxis rental, because from far, some people can see it as a motorcycle, so it is dangerous in a sense.
But most taxis inside sure have lights, that one must change, so that at nite when pax give money, can see clearly. My old crown hirer got so much spare bulbs in his taxis, he scare he cannot see the money, old liao.
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Originally posted by bowah:
Changing bulb is the most easiest, unless you are talking about the 3rd brake lights, which is abit diffcult because of ther rear dasboard, the rest just open change like a torchlight. With one light on on the rear or front is dangerous, not that singapore street lights are good due to high road tax, which is inclusive inside Taxis rental, because from far, some people can see it as a motorcycle, so it is dangerous in a sense.
But most taxis inside sure have lights, that one must change, so that at nite when pax give money, can see clearly. My old crown hirer got so much spare bulbs in his taxis, he scare he cannot see the money, old liao.
next time he put disco light inside there....... :P
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Originally posted by Poolman:
I was a Military Trained driver ..... It's compulsory to drive with head lights on .
Dun believe ?
U go observe , all SAF vehicles on the road , head light is always ON !
Now i still got the habit of switching on the headlights in the day . Never change from the day i start driving .
Some drivers still think driving with head light off save fuel , fuck lar .
No such thing as wasting power .
So if i have the habit of switching the headlights , First Parade Task before switching off engine , off headlights .
It's a habit , that cannot changed .
Any SAF trained drivers here ?
U know what i'm saying , right bo ?
hi bro poolman , i am also a saf trained driver. yes i know what you talking about , now they no longer call first parade task , now they call it before operational check (BOC) and afrer operational check (AOC) and now military driver dun call drivers , they are called transport operator. I jjust ord-ed one yr+ ago.
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Originally posted by bowah:
Changing bulb is the most easiest, unless you are talking about the 3rd brake lights, which is abit diffcult because of ther rear dasboard, the rest just open change like a torchlight. With one light on on the rear or front is dangerous, not that singapore street lights are good due to high road tax, which is inclusive inside Taxis rental, because from far, some people can see it as a motorcycle, so it is dangerous in a sense.
But most taxis inside sure have lights, that one must change, so that at nite when pax give money, can see clearly. My old crown hirer got so much spare bulbs in his taxis, he scare he cannot see the money, old liao.
crown easy la .... sonata difficult i think .Wish one the bulb expensive .
No normal light bulb ......
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Originally posted by Resentment:
hi bro poolman , i am also a saf trained driver. yes i know what you talking about , now they no longer call first parade task , now they call it before operational check (BOC) and afrer operational check (AOC) and now military driver dun call drivers , they are called transport operator. I jjust ord-ed one yr+ ago.
Yup 1990's , they used First Parade Task and Last Parade Task .What Transport Operator ? Drivers means knn drivers .....
Like SBS Transist , used what knn Bus Captain ? Bus driver means bus drivers .
Good pay they pay me any names will do .
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Originally posted by Poolman:
Yup 1990's , they used First Parade Task and Last Parade Task .What Transport Operator ? Drivers means knn drivers .....
Like SBS Transist , used what knn Bus Captain ? Bus driver means bus drivers .
Good pay they pay me any names will do .
SAF always hang goat's head sell dog meat........ :P
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Originally posted by Poolman:
Yup 1990's , they used First Parade Task and Last Parade Task .What Transport Operator ? Drivers means knn drivers .....
Like SBS Transist , used what knn Bus Captain ? Bus driver means bus drivers .
Good pay they pay me any names will do .
Hahaha , in SAF some ppl look down on drivers mah , tts why SAF give drivers a new name call transport operator to make it sounds cool. -
Originally posted by Resentment:
Hahaha , in SAF some ppl look down on drivers mah , tts why SAF give drivers a new name call transport operator to make it sounds cool.dun hab driver all the chao recuits hav to march liao then
they will complain n kpkb........ :P