Read the first sentence please.Originally posted by pokkagreentea:hmm..u no help her cross the road?
the really impatient ones might even honk loudly at her.Originally posted by SBS3625D:Read the first sentence please.
In case you're wondering, the only folks were in cars. But of course someone could have just stopped the car and helped, but I guess by the time you do that she's across liao!
My only fear was that she would fall, and the car mentioned did not bother to slow down. In fact it was like 50-50 when she crossed.
It's kiasu vs ageing.Originally posted by de_middle:even the traffic lights are giving less time nowadays, all these for an aging society![]()
Speaking of whichOriginally posted by XsIcSiCsIcX:kiasu-ness for life![]()
Originally posted by SBS3625D:VELI EASY TO SOLVE MAH, JUST PUT A FEW ERP ALONG THE ROAD B4 THE OVERHEAD THEN EVERYONE WILL USE THE OVERHEAD LOR...
And I find this really sad. I can't find solutions to this perennial problem and I can see all of us coming to this one day.[/b]
ur idea only applicable to FUNNY PEOPLEOriginally posted by funnypeople:VELI EASY TO SOLVE MAH, JUST PUT A FEW ERP ALONG THE ROAD B4 THE OVERHEAD THEN EVERYONE WILL USE THE OVERHEAD LOR...
Another sickening Singaporean talking.Originally posted by SilverRevo:Pedestrians crossing at the wrong places.
I hope the drivers won't be punished for running over these people.
Jaywalk and die is no big deal.
It's like walking into a construction site, die then complain.
Drivers already fed up with other drivers, still have to contend with you?
If you can cross faster than the cars, go ahead.
You don't pay road tax, don't expect people who pay to drive on roads to give way to you. (Except at zebra crossings and traffic lights showing the green man to you and red light to drivers.)
say say say say say say sayOriginally posted by sinicker:Hard Gay Social Improvement!!
carry the old lady over.
well if you take a look, the govt is building more pedestrian overhead bridges and fencing the central dividers of roads.
so.... to the elderly, i dono.