I had an unpleasant experience which I hope to warn all readers and drivers about. It happened on February 21 around 9pm when my friend and I were driving back to Seria/KB from Bandar.

We were driving at about 50Icrn/h on a narrow single lane road in Lumut area when suddenly a saloon vehicle on the opposite lane steered out from its own lane towards us.
The car in front of us managed to swerve slightly to the left grass path when the reckless driver covered about 10 per cent of our lane.

However, when it came to us, we could only avoid it by quickly steering to the right or opposite lane completely as the reckless driver had covered 100 per cent of our lane.
(Basically it was just in front of us in the opposite direction). After that, we had to immediately steer back to our own lane again in a split second as an opposite oncoming car was nearly upon us.

In short, our car did an " inverted: C" driving style from bottom to top. This almost made us collide head-on, either with the car driven by the reckless driver or with the opposite oncoming car which tried its very best to avoid collision by applying emergency brakes. It all happened so fast!

What I could not understand was why would that reckless car suddenly do it?

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