I remembered vividly of what happened one year plus ago. It's not something of a flying shoe episode www.bold-talk.blogspot.com/2010/07story-of-flying-shoe.html posted by Eugene.
I was on the usual way going to church and was driving on 4th gear. As I was about to turn to the right lane, suddenly there was a Kenari gave a sudden break and cutting out into my lane. As a precaution and safety, I slammed on my breaks giving the driver a sounding horn. Just to warn him...
I turned left slowing down my vehicle because there were market crowds along the stretch of the road. I was about to continue on and suddenly the same Kenari stopped in front of me! The owner stepped of his vehicle and started hurling me abusive words. He was shouting top of his lungs why I gave him a horn much to the oblivious of his wife and two young children!
I wind down my window and told him I horned him it's because he gave a sudden break. He continue to shout and he was pissed off until he was trying to open my door! I was thinking he wanted to hit me or something...
Luckily, I locked my doors. After all his shouting was done, he drove off.
What my mom told me was true, there are people who don't like to horn resulting of murder cases just because of these road rage.
4 comments:
yes...never horn or never look at them even they do wrong.. i also kena once.. the fella purposely braked in front of me to retaliate.. i nasib baik braked in time.. road bullies!
If i were to be the traffic police man,,, i tell you i will spend my time on the road, 24/7 going after the wrongful road bullies.........
That's a horrfying experience you have. Over here it is seldom you hear someone use a horn but in the Phils, you will hear that a lot!
Renaclaire:Now, I seldom horn, I'm always on my breaks.
Eugene:Lol...Can I "appoint" you now as a special policeman?
Chubskuit:Malaysia is said to have the rudest drivers.
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