It’s very unfortunate when things go wrong on the roads. Even more so when it’s of no fault of your own. That’s exactly what this new F82 BMW M4 driver suffered in Melaka.
The dash cam video above shows the painful exchange. The M4 driver pulled away a good two seconds after the traffic light turned green, only to meet and be crashed into by a speeding Toyota Avanza from the left, as the MPV tried to run a red light. It doesn’t make for a pleasant viewing, that’s for sure.
Dear readers, let’s take this as a reminder to always obey the traffic lights. They’re there for a reason, so let’s not take chances. In this case, there was a cyclist right next to the M4 – imagine if the Avanza had hit the rider instead. Be careful on the roads, everyone.
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AI-generated Summary ✨
Comments mostly focus on the irresponsibility of the Avanza driver running the red light, which caused the crash into the BMW M4. Many express concern over the severity of the damage, insurance coverage, and legal actions, with some blaming Malaysian traffic law enforcement. Several comments also mention the dangerous driving habits prevalent among certain car types and emphasize the importance of dashcams for evidence. Overall, sentiments highlight frustration, concern for safety, and calls for stricter traffic law enforcement.