Jakarta –
A video recording the action of a police convoy escorting a car has gone viral in Malaysia. In the video, which lasts less than one minute, the convoy of police can be seen taking the opposite lane to avoid the traffic jam in front of them.
The video clip was uploaded to the account of Meerza Danish who happened to be crossing the opposite direction. When Meerza passed, the road looked deserted but suddenly a convoy of police cars came from the opposite direction.
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The police officer at the front then waved his hand to ask Meerza to step aside to avoid a collision. Meerza then stepped aside until she touched the grass on the side of the road and then continued on her way.
“This is if I get hit by them can I claim it? Luckily I’m slow,” wrote Meerza on her TikTok account as reported by Paultan.
The upload immediately received various comments from netizens in Malaysia. Many thought it was a danger to other motorists. Imagine if the driver was traveling at a higher speed, it is not impossible that an accident was unavoidable.
Like traffic rules in general, when overtaking, parking, or turning, the driver cannot be careless. In Malaysia, such a reckless act can result in a fine of up to 300 ringgit (Rp 1 million) and a penalty if it causes injury or injury to another person.
In Indonesia, for drivers who are determined to go against the flow, there is a penalty waiting for them. Traffic violators who go against the flow will be subject to sanctions in accordance with Article 287 paragraph 1 of Law no. 22 of 2009 concerning Road Traffic and Transportation. According to the article, traffic violators who go against the flow can be subject to imprisonment or a fine.
“Everyone who drives a Motorized Vehicle on the Road violating the rules of orders or prohibitions stated by Traffic Signs as referred to in Article 106 paragraph (4) letter a or Road Markings as referred to in Article 106 paragraph (4) letter b shall be punished with imprisonment maximum of 2 (two) months or a maximum fine of Rp. 500,000.00 (five hundred thousand rupiah),” the article reads.
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