Motorcycle 6 feet Under!

**empy** · April 5th, 2007 10:40 AM

Originally Posted by dest

parang wala akong naitindihan

Pero itong pagkasabi parang lahat ng Pilipino walang disiplina. parang galit sa Pilipinas ang batang ito. Hindi lahat walang disiplina bro. Mga nagsasabi lang na pinaka # 1 na corrupt ang Pilipinas ang mga galit sa administration. Huwag maniwala na sabi sabi lang dahil hindi isinama pinacorrupt na bansa, na katulad ng Pakistan, Mga bangladesh, at iba pang asian country, FYI ang dami ako nakakasama sa trabaho na mga asian countries, mas OK pa tayo kaysa kanila. Kung makakausap mo mga ito. baka sabihin mong masuerte pa tayo kaysa kanila,

Ito lang masasabi ko Mahusay tayong pumuna sa iba. Magaling tayong humanap ng kamalian at kapintasan ng ating kapwa. Una muna Tingnan muna mabuti ang ating sarili baka tayo ang may kapintasan.

Sorry Modz OT yata ako.

medyo natawa ako dito sa post mo na 'wag pumuna ng iba' tapos mong ilaglag yung mga taga Pakistan at Bangladesh :hihihi:

this has the makings of another fun thread, but maybe not for the reason i expected :evillaugh

**dest** · April 5th, 2007 10:58 AM

Originally Posted by xqsme.rm

Motorcycle daw i nakakatakot, Dr.Elmer Santos said motorcycle are 4 to 5 times prone to accident, MMDA year 2005 8t plus accident in 2006 almost 9t na grabe! kung walang car,jeep,taxi,truck,pedicab,kalesa,pedestrian,kari ton,motorcycle line atbp delikado tlaga kung meron man hindi naman sinusunod. SABI nga nila ang kalsada ay para sa LAHAT! kaya mam,sr INGAT na lang sa kalsada.

PILIPINAS WALANG DISIPLINA AND NO 1 CORRUPT COUNTRY!

Originally Posted by M54 Powered

medyo natawa ako dito sa post mo na 'wag pumuna ng iba' tapos mong ilaglag yung mga taga Pakistan at Bangladesh :hihihi:

this has the makings of another fun thread, but maybe not for the reason i expected :evillaugh

Bro hindi ko na kailangan pang makipag argumento pa. Kung pag aaralan mo muna sinabi ko. Sinasagot ko lang ang sinasabi. at inihambing ko lang base sa nalalaman ko, Payag ka bang sabihin tayong lahat ng na nasa Pilipinas walang disiplina? Peace bro:

**jasprit** · April 14th, 2007 03:21 PM

peace lng mga bro tsaka wala sa pinas yan si m54

Almost lahat lng cguro tyu may nagawa ng mali imposibleng wala...

**LexTer** · April 14th, 2007 09:16 PM

Originally Posted by wildthing

Sa news pagmay narereport na motor bike accident, mas marami dito yung carelessness of the bike rider...

sa mura ng underbone lahat na yata kayang bumili. kahit di sanay mag motor nag mo-motor na. at sa sobrang tuwa yata at nagka motor, e nakalimutan na na dalawa lang gulong ng sasakyan nila. mabangga man sila or sila makabangga e sila masasaktan sigurado.

**CaMoTe!!!** · April 15th, 2007 01:08 AM

Originally Posted by heightdeprived

motorcycle accidents will always increase in relation to the increase of motorcycles being registered.

Despite that, motorcycles still has a lower ratio of accidents, compared to other motor vehicles, it just so happened that there has been more motorcycles than cars nowadays equating to more motorcycle accidents....

i agree... if you would check the ratio of motor vehicle accidents involving motorcycles as against the total motorcycles in the vehicle population, you would still account for lesser accident participation per class of motor vehicle (cars, jeeps, buses, etc.)

and who is dr. elmer santos anyway???

**alwayz_yummy** · April 15th, 2007 11:47 AM

ang sad thing dito, kung kaming 4-wheelers("cagers") ang ka-involve sa accident, kasalanan man o hindi ng motorcycle rider, kami parin at kami agad ang may kasalanan...eto siguro ang dahilan bakit malalakas ang loob ng mga yan..parang kinokonsider parin nilang "pedestrian" sila!

"w/o knowing na recklessly ki-nut ako sa harap ng motor ng biglaan, tapos saka biglang siya'y bumagal...di na kinaya ng preno ng sasakyan..."

mga kaso ng mga dumptruck na nakakaside-swipe ng xrm( hello, as if makikita agad ng trak driver sila...

most of the drivers dito, natuto lang humawak, nagkakalisensya na, lalo na ang mga tricycle, xrms drivers.. walang proper education pa..

dapat talagang "high-skul graduate w/ 2-years of driving school experience" ang naatain ng mga nagaaply ng lisensiya...

di ko parin makalimutan ung bike rider na gumitna ng daan na biglang humarang sa way ko, at di na kinaya ng preno(madulas pa ang daan) ng delica ko noon...kaya ngayon trauma na ako sa mga 2-wheelers, binubusinahan ko sila ng malakas..para tumabi at di na maulit ung pinagdaana ko..(tarantadong pamilya at mga usizero, sinasadya ko daw at gusto ko daw sagasaan! buti nga nadala ko pa sa hospital!)

**CaMoTe!!!** · April 15th, 2007 12:41 PM

Originally Posted by alwayz_yummy

most of the drivers dito, natuto lang humawak, nagkakalisensya na, lalo na ang mga tricycle, xrms drivers.. walang proper education pa..

dapat talagang "high-skul graduate w/ 2-years of driving school experience" ang naatain ng mga nagaaply ng lisensiya...

so true... napaka dali talagang kumuha ng license dito sa atin...

pero di naman siguro kailangang high school grad and 2years driving "school" experience...

imho, just implement the hard and fast rules on licensing, hindi yung atras abante lang, at ikot sa scoot for both cars and motorcycles, e pasado ka na...

kung implement lang natin yung existing controls para maassure na ang makakakuha ng license e talagang qualified road user, e siguradong ayos na sana tayo....

**Kamui** · April 17th, 2007 10:06 PM

Originally Posted by wildthing

IMO, the opinion was partially correct... there are more UNDISCIPLINED motorbike drivers on our streets than good ones.

How about the other common opinion that "there are more UNDISCIPLINED drivers than disciplined ones in the Philippines". People here talk about how motorcyclists and bikers are bad and reckless and how they should be segregated to a single lane on the roads(which all the UNDISCIPLINED 4 wheeled drivers will occupy anyway), but seem to forget that there are way more 4 wheeled vehicles on this country's roads and the amount of reckless drivers they have far out number those that have discipline. People in this country don't really follow the rules anyway so it really doesn't matter what they drive.

**heightdeprived** · April 20th, 2007 04:20 AM

Originally Posted by Kamui

How about the other common opinion that "there are more UNDISCIPLINED drivers than disciplined ones in the Philippines". People here talk about how motorcyclists and bikers are bad and reckless and how they should be segregated to a single lane on the roads(which all the UNDISCIPLINED 4 wheeled drivers will occupy anyway), but seem to forget that there are way more 4 wheeled vehicles on this country's roads and the amount of reckless drivers they have far out number those that have discipline. People in this country don't really follow the rules anyway so it really doesn't matter what they drive.

Despite the lack of discipline, I usually encounter foreigners in awe with the way how the typical pinoy drive around but they are also in awe how low accident fatality rates in our country can get, I think even if 'kulang sa disiplina' ang pinoy driver, the typical pinoy driver has better senses at averting an accident due to diskarte, pero mas magiging OK siguro if 'diskarte' is going to be coupled with 'disiplina'...

**heightdeprived** · April 20th, 2007 04:24 AM

Originally Posted by Kamui

How about the other common opinion that "there are more UNDISCIPLINED drivers than disciplined ones in the Philippines". People here talk about how motorcyclists and bikers are bad and reckless and how they should be segregated to a single lane on the roads(which all the UNDISCIPLINED 4 wheeled drivers will occupy anyway), but seem to forget that there are way more 4 wheeled vehicles on this country's roads and the amount of reckless drivers they have far out number those that have discipline. People in this country don't really follow the rules anyway so it really doesn't matter what they drive.

Originally Posted by CaMoTe!!!

so true... napaka dali talagang kumuha ng license dito sa atin...

pero di naman siguro kailangang high school grad and 2years driving "school" experience...

imho, just implement the hard and fast rules on licensing, hindi yung atras abante lang, at ikot sa scoot for both cars and motorcycles, e pasado ka na...

kung implement lang natin yung existing controls para maassure na ang makakakuha ng license e talagang qualified road user, e siguradong ayos na sana tayo....

actually I think kelangan every renewal ng drivers' licenses eh may re-evaluation ang drivers (riders as well) bago mabigyan ng renewal ang bagsak balik sa driving school, tapos yung evaluation dapat computer driven kahit objective type man lang na computerized (written exam) pag computerized kasi pwedeng i-shuffle ang mga choices, saka mga tanong kaya walang kopyahan, tapos the results will be direct-to-LTO, para sure na walang lagayan bagsak kung bagsak...