If you are driving along a straight road, the traffic light at the junction ahead of you showing green, what do you do?
I went straight through.
If, as you are entering the junction, you notice a car barelling down from the opposite lane and suddenly turning into your direction at high speed, what do you do?
I anticipated a collision.
Now I ask you:
If you have the right of way on a straight road, and this car turns in at a high speed, without signalling, and smashes into the side of your car, sending you skidding/swerving/spinning (I can't remember which) about 10m diagonally down the road. Who is at fault?
According to logic, the driver who smashed into your car.
According to the Malaysian justice system, NOBODY.
Pictures to follow.
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update:
Look at the following pictures and tell me if it seems like the car that hit me was moving at a "slow, cautious speed" as claimed by the driver.
And if you have doubts about my claim that the accident was entirely due to the other car ramming into mine, take a gander at the front of my car after the accident - notice that there is no damage?

On the night itself

On tow


Not a pretty sight, nor an experience I would like to repeat.
At least I'm alive.

Where some people might see four geese walking on grass, others may just see a flock of birds making their way around on foot. Quite interesting really, the flexibility that perspective gives us. One person may look upon one thing and interpret it in two entirely different ways, put it in context, and select the interpretation which most suits them. Then, in an entirely different yet eerily identical manner, two people may look upon a single thing and interpret it according to their own individual preferences, then they will both compare notes and compromise their individual views to formulate an understanding which is completely irrelevant in regards to the object of their discussion.