Road first, others second.

This evening (25 Aug 2009) me and my friends witness an accident in front of our eyes on our way to Santai Restaurant. Because of misinformation that the restaurant is in Seksyen 9 so we have to go to the Seksyen 11 roundabout and turn back before we can go to Santai Restaurant.

The traffic was busy that time because it is peak hour (around 5:00 - 6:00 like that) where everybody going back after working and everybody want to go to Pasar Ramadan to buy food or go to home to "berbuka puasa" with their loves one.

At the junction to the roundabout I think I saw an accident because a 3 - 4 motorist already at the roadside and throwing something broken to the roadside. Then, when we're turn back at the roundabout, we saw a motorist using scooter holding a hand phone on the left side like talking through the phone. I'm impressed and smile after looking at the motorist because answering a call is more important than focus on the busy road. Then suddenly we saw the motorist fall down after trying avoiding another motorist that headed to PKNS. Just imagine using one hand to avoid from crash but it is too late and it happens. The motorist just lying down and not make any movement. My friend who is driving the car scared after looking the motorist does not make any movement.

We just go ahead and not stop to see the motorist because we don't want to make the traffic become worst. So we just headed to Santai Restaurant. I still can't forget the sound when the accident happened until now. My friend who is from Stadium Melawati also sees the accident. They said a lot of blood already on the road and the policeman who is on duty handling the traffic also help the victim. We don't know how badly the accident is. But what lesson that we can get from that day is "Focus on the road while driving and not at the phone". This is because it is not for our own safety but also for other road uses.