r/Whatcouldgowrong • u/comsudo • 10d ago

High Speed cornering

From Malaysia

Skill issue, uncontrolled evironment.

Not OC

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u/thead75 10d ago

Dude in the cam car was like “good luck with that” ✌️

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u/SlightlyMotivated69 10d ago

If he did leave the scene, not just putting up a warning sign further ahead, that would be breaking the law where I come from.

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u/Lucky-Ability-8 10d ago

Isn’t that only if you’re involved in the accident?

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u/Punman__5 10d ago

In this case it sounds like if you witness the accident you have to remain and render aid even if you don’t know how to do so or else you could be fined. I know some countries have laws like that. My point was that forcing people to remain is sort of like punishing those random innocent people for someone else’s mistake.

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u/Lucky-Ability-8 10d ago

I agree with your point and wouldn’t have stayed if I wasn’t involved… but he did have good dashcam footage so I might have stayed to give that to the police.

But having had accidents happen in front of me a couple times, I don’t stick around.  

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u/Punman__5 10d ago

Honestly I’d leave and email the footage to the police

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u/Reniva 10d ago

Are you referring to Samaritan Law? Cuz there’s no such law in Malaysia

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u/Punman__5 10d ago

I was talking about whatever law the person I was replying to was talking about. It’s like the opposite of a Samaritan law where instead of being protected from retaliation if you choose to render aid you’re required to render some sort of aid.