thyler_koh
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Useless govt , always know how to monitor . Pui
our government efficient to collect $, very slack to do work or do enforcementUseless govt , always know how to monitor . Pui
The problem is TP.this is really getting more n more ridiculous and out of hand
Count the heads. First group in front more than 10. The 2nd group is probably different groupAnd what's wrong? They are following the law of not more than 10 in a group. By bunching up with strangers at traffic light, public will say they broke the law
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Look like got more than 10 lehAnd what's wrong? They are following the law of not more than 10 in a group. By bunching up with strangers at traffic light, public will say they broke the law
That's why lor. Bunch up is no choice and not within their control. Blame LTA's traffic light.Count the heads. First group in front more than 10. The 2nd group is probably different group
Because traffic light? You want them to block the whole road while waiting for the traffic light? The 2nd group did that, but they are following the law. First group bunch up because no choice got traffic light. It's safer to stick togetherLook like got more than 10 leh
don't waste your time, some people have a warped sense of logic, every other thing is always something or someone else's fault when it comes to errant rules breaking cyclistsCount the heads. First group in front more than 10. The 2nd group is probably different group
Hear u. Some koteks cant be reasoned with but still need to tell them so. LOLdon't waste your time, some people have a warped sense of logic, every other thing is always something or someone else's fault when it comes to errant rules breaking cyclists