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February 10th, 2011 04:42 PM #171
Proof that switching from cars to motorcycles won't necessarily reduce traffic jams:
Dude, where's my bike?
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February 10th, 2011 04:49 PM #172Sana iregulate na motor. Yung iba ata dyan natuto lang mag bisikleta bibili na ng motor kaya di marunong ng traffic rules. Muntik na rin ako makabangga nyan sa kalayaan corner zapote pa cross ako ng kalayaan nasa kalahati na ako so tumigil na yung dalawang motor na pa cross galing zapote eh pinagbigyan ko lang yung tatawid na kotse kaya kalahati lang nasakop ko then pag aandar na ako biglang sumingit sa harap ko yung isang motor patawid din buti mabagal lang pag arangkada ko kundi sapol na sapol sya.
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February 10th, 2011 05:42 PM #173
kaya sabi ko PEOPLE'S CAR ang single motor
the people's car has 2 wheels, not 4
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February 10th, 2011 06:17 PM #174What really infuriates me is those morons who squeezes in between close to your car in bumper to bumper traffic then; hits your side mirror, scratches your door, dents your fender, and/or scrapes or gouge your bumper.
All the major ugly scratches I got on my car are from Motorcyclists...
Last month, in a traffic jam at Aguinaldo Highway I saw a BMW 5 Series got owned by a stupid idiot on a Honda Scooter. BMW driver got out of his car furiously but wasn't quick enough to stop the rider who gunned it and ran away.
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February 10th, 2011 06:32 PM #175
Same here. Virtually all scratches on two vehicles I own were caused by wayward motorcycles with an idiot rider. The really infuriating thing is that except on one occasion, I was stopped due to traffic or on a red light. The only time I was moving was when a rider, without warning, swerved from the left lane to my lane without signaling... even my hard braking wasn't good enough to keep me from bumping him. Sensing he was at fault, he sped away, leaving me with an old 25-centavo-sized dimple on my bumper.
So to riders who are disciplined, our anger is not directed at you; you shouldn't be hurt or insulted when we recount our experiences with motorcycles that caused damage to our vehicles.
Our anger is towards the stupid, undisciplined, devil-may-care riders who pose a great danger to everyone and who almost always never man-up to the damages they cause.
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February 10th, 2011 08:22 PM #176
OT:
pano pala kung may nasagi/sinagi kang motor sa gilid mo? pwede ba idahilan na wala naman sya sa linya kaya kasalanan nya? (nyak... nasa linya pala sya. sinusundan nya yung line mismo)
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February 11th, 2011 01:20 PM #177If the motorcyclist has a good head on his shoulders and/or doesn't feel guilty, then he shouldn't really be hurt or angry when people bash motorcyclists because he should know that the ones people really are talking about are the idiots who have brains smaller than their testicles riding on moroncycles.
Thing is, there are dumba$$es out there that seem to even defend (or at least, to that effect, whenever they respond negatively to the bashers) the imbeciles whenever people bash the latter. Chalk it up onto idiotic Filipino mob mentality and clanmind.
So, tip to these apologists: If you consider yourself to be a disciplined rider, then just shut up when people bash the idiots on two-wheels. Don't add fuel to the fire. It's already general knowledge out there that almost every 2-wheel on the road is ridden by somebody who has an IQ less than a normal man's toenail, just as almost every PUV driver has less common sense than a piece of horse dung on the road in Ongpin.
Keep your pride, don't waste your saliva, temper and effort in defending them, but rather, be responsible as much as possible yourself, or if you're brave, educate them whenever you stop beside them at the lights.
Do your own little way in improving the reputation of motorcyclists, because at the current time, it's already in tatters and on the ground, being stepped on by people.
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February 14th, 2011 02:26 AM #178Oh we don't mind the bashing of the idiot riders. We do it regularly on MCP.com. It's statements like the one highlighted above that get the blood boiling. Based on what info can you conclude that they have low IQ's?
General knowledge? Yeah right! Just like its general knowledge that most car drivers in the philippines are bad drivers who don't follow road rules and regulations. So I guess almost every driver in the country also has the IQ of a toenail huh?
Tip to people who give tips: Check your statements before you post them. If your aim is not to offend. Maybe have a brain to know if your statement will offend the people you say you don't want to offend.
Rant OFF. Now let the friendly discussion resume.
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February 14th, 2011 02:37 AM #179
Take all those people put them in cars(even 2 people each per car) and imagine what the pictures would be like. Scary huh? Traffic 10 times worse than what that picture of I presume to be Vietnam will be.
So yes my dear friend, motorcycles and bikes do indeed reduce traffic by a large degree which is why they are encouraged in Europe with tax breaks to get people to leave their gas guzzling, traffic inducing cars at home and ride a bike or train to work instead.
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February 14th, 2011 10:02 AM #180
that's why cars and motorcycles should have separate lans. if motorcycles would want to be treated as one of the cars, then drive one just like a car (i.e., sticking on the middle of the lane, avoiding sudden maneuvers, switching or cutting lanes, parking on designated parking slots not just anywhere vacant).
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