10 Bad Habits Bad Malaysian
10 bad habit of malaysian
Rude and unsafe driving such as changing lanes without indicating, tailgating and honking impatiently.
Malaysian drivers are rude when it comes to overtaking other drivers. They just seem too lazy to switch on their signals and cuts in abruptly without thinking of other people's safety. They just cut in too early and at times overtaking too near to the other driver. Malaysian drivers who always felt the need to be faster than other drivers. They will honk you incessantly.
2 Not obeying signboards - eating in LRT, lighting a cigarette in non-smoking areas, littering, parking in no-parking zones.
These creatures are the worst lots of drivers and usually are on the highways. They will speed up more than 110 km/h and will start shooting the high lights from far away so to let you know that they are coming.e.g eating in LRT ,smoke in non-smoking,parking in no-parking zone.
3 Snatching a parking lot while someone else is waiting for it.
Waiting for a carpark with signal light on, next car comes from behind /opposite direct and take the parking spot.
Everything Can Tapau” Habit
Speaking of taking things home, this habit is quite a scary one. I would understand passengers taking home in-flight magazines and in-flight meals but it’s NOT COOL to take home items like pillows, blankets, life jackets and safety cards. The worst I’ve seen so far is a passenger actually browsed through the cabin on a long-haul hunting for more than one pillows to take home!
The LOUD Speakers” Habit
It’s normal to chit chat on a flight but if your partner/friend/boss is seated few rows away, please do everyone a favor and shut up. It’s also NOT COOL for those passengers that watch in-flight movies and laugh it out loudly as if they are in a cinema hall where everyone watches the same movie. For an example, Talking loudly on their cellphones in public spaces like the cinema.
Can I Have Your Number?” Habit a guy or a group of guys make a move on a pretty
Rude and unsafe driving such as changing lanes without indicating, tailgating and honking impatiently.
Malaysian drivers are rude when it comes to overtaking other drivers. They just seem too lazy to switch on their signals and cuts in abruptly without thinking of other people's safety. They just cut in too early and at times overtaking too near to the other driver. Malaysian drivers who always felt the need to be faster than other drivers. They will honk you incessantly.
2 Not obeying signboards - eating in LRT, lighting a cigarette in non-smoking areas, littering, parking in no-parking zones.
These creatures are the worst lots of drivers and usually are on the highways. They will speed up more than 110 km/h and will start shooting the high lights from far away so to let you know that they are coming.e.g eating in LRT ,smoke in non-smoking,parking in no-parking zone.
3 Snatching a parking lot while someone else is waiting for it.
Waiting for a carpark with signal light on, next car comes from behind /opposite direct and take the parking spot.
Everything Can Tapau” Habit
Speaking of taking things home, this habit is quite a scary one. I would understand passengers taking home in-flight magazines and in-flight meals but it’s NOT COOL to take home items like pillows, blankets, life jackets and safety cards. The worst I’ve seen so far is a passenger actually browsed through the cabin on a long-haul hunting for more than one pillows to take home!
The LOUD Speakers” Habit
It’s normal to chit chat on a flight but if your partner/friend/boss is seated few rows away, please do everyone a favor and shut up. It’s also NOT COOL for those passengers that watch in-flight movies and laugh it out loudly as if they are in a cinema hall where everyone watches the same movie. For an example, Talking loudly on their cellphones in public spaces like the cinema.
Can I Have Your Number?” Habit a guy or a group of guys make a move on a pretty