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In the West - not gonna mention which country, it is no better in Asia. Especially downtown, the freeway is also another crazy path and very tense to drive. It will be worse than Malaysia. Other than that it would be better, in some major intersections had cameras or speed traps so ppl would follow the law. Reasons, your insurance will be doubled per month plus the other fines & etc. Yet some ppl still cross during red light.. Sudden run out being hit is a very commonly used tactic, to gain money. In overseas pedestrians and cyclists are the gods, no matter what they do. So if driving downtown is the most headache thing ever. I saw a friend's posting recently sharing, in Malaysia also had ppl suddenly hop out to claim money. I hope you are all well, and be safe..
Si Pa, please avoid stopping directly in front of traffic lights (the first car). Instead, always position your car one or two cars behind the traffic light. This practice helps to prevent accidents with motorcyclists, who might try to beat the red light. By staying one or two cars behind, you reduce the risk of accidents. I normally do that. 🙂
Unfortunately it's true not only in Malaysia but some other Asian countries. Car drivers are in the wrong if you hit a motorcyclist. My friend's car total lost just because a motorcyclist made a illegal U turn. He tried to avoid the motorcycle and ended up in the hospital for 3 weeks. Anyways, drive safe.
