When you realize Motorcycling is DANGEROUS..... | Bikers React To Motorcycle Accidents

[@w3isong]

Mark is absolutely on point for the lane change causing people to brake,avoid, stop. This series has potential to educate road users!

[@PRSer]

There are a lot of unwritten riding rules you only learn through experience, awareness, personal education and observation. You guys should do monthly episodes of this type of videos. It is to me a very important community and social service to everyone. Riders of all levels from new to experienced will benefit from this. You guys have a platform to save lives.

[@tri333ple]

Thanks for commenting buddy. Looks like u guys want more of this. We will get to work!

[@martythemartian99]

Not just from new riders, but from all of us. You deserve our gratitude for making this video. Chances are high you guys have helped prevent future accidents by making us more aware. Thank you most sincerely. ❤💯

[@MeruAileron]

This should be a regular series! Not many channels (or non that I know of) that does this kind of RTA reviews. Plenty in the USA though!

[@yusufrobot]

Would be really great if driving schools show this video to newly passed 2B riders. Great sharing from TRI333PLE team 👍🏼

[@bd1982]

thanks for sharing, been riding since 2008, each day riding out there I'm still telling myself that I'm at an disadvantage and I need to survive the trip. Emotion really must control to its minimum, its ok to be late then never arrive. Stay safe and enjoy your ride!

[@tri333ple]

Well said!

[@khai2717]

U guys should do a series..

[@static369]

Not promoting any insurance company but getting your ass covered is extremely important. Hospitals are not cheap😂

[@ericktan7812]

Thanks for sharing your insightful experience. This sort of videos are valuable and will go into our knowledge of riding safely which driving centres cannot cover within the limited time they have to train us.

[@milkacj5788]

Good video. In other countries which lane splitting is allowed , there’s a rule that the you got to keep pace with the traffic and not go too fast for precisely the reasons you stated

[@Kittyfans-892]

Most common accident, filter lane, alot motorists look at blind spots, assuming front vehicle is moving, then bang from the back. My practice,just look infront and wait until the front vehicle move, then I check my blind spot.

[@dachee]

In the video at 2:10, you may noticed that the car that move off his line of travel to change lane is still within its lane when the bike hit him. Bikers doing lane splitting while overtaking are encroaching into the other road users' lane. Now, cars are equipped with lane assistance system and the car will travel within the lane automatically with self adjustment to the left and right within the lane. Such vehicles will close up the lane that lane splitting bikers are using.

[@CIPI-pn5hk]

love this series, hear laojiaos review incidents

[@davidcks]

the right lane are the one that always causes accidents……too many riders are going too fast….and are avoidable….this educational videos are a good reminder for all of us drivers and rider alike…..

[@si9ina]

i loves this local production video. Thank you for doing it and creating this awareness.

[@mochster]

New riders and drivers, pls pay more attention to the surroundings. Not all of us are lucky enough to learn from our mistakes and get to go home safely. Be considerate and think of others. Accidents can be avoided. Good job guys. Looking forward to more educational sharings. 👍🏽👍🏽

[@afrodizach]

This is a good reminder for me to be more aware when I see yellow boxes on the road. Its so true. Thanks for this! Also was there any confirmation on how cars are not suppose to swerve when they emergency brake? That would helpful knowledge to know. I did try looking up highway code but couldn't find anything relevant to it. My best guess is, it probably depends on each scenario.

[@SpacebarWarrior]

This type of sharing session is very educational. More please, I rather get more experience this way than paying tuition fee with blood and tears.

[@Ozymandias_SofaBear]

Terima kesih, bangs. Good sharing. Agree with your reactions. Two things - many of the older riders didn't have that kind of training that the new riding lessons give. They lived in an SG where it isn't so crowded. 2ndly, a lot of J plates probably got their license from tea sessions. They actually don't read situations well one.

[@tri333ple]

Thanks for providing your input! We will look into more videos!

[@user-pv7ef1ll4u]

I’d beg to differ about the J plates, i grew up in both sg and jb and learnt how to ride a bike when i was in p3 back in jb then went to cdc to get my class 3, 2b, 2a, 2etc. The problem is they’re so used to the “no rules” law but actually if you ride/drive there often, they’re quite courteous road users. The chances of you riding there and getting into an accident is lesser compared to SG as most drivers dont even know how to ride a bike, yet alone a bicycle.

[@Ozymandias_SofaBear]

@user-pv7ef1ll4u Oh, I don't mean to insult. Merely an observation. Try to be objective, without taking offense. Let's facts be facts. Look at the video, almost all these accidents is during lanesplitting. J plates lanesplit from the moment they get on the bike to the time they get off. That's fact. Whether they are nice people or not, is besides the point.

[@user-pv7ef1ll4u]

@@Ozymandias_SofaBear yes sir. At the end of the day, let’s make our roads safe and look out for each other!

[@zaidibrahim8485]

Good things we can learn together, safety on the road is our top priority.. we want more videos like this…thanks guys.. awesome

[@tri333ple]

More to come! Thanks for letting us know

[@ReviewMedic]

Being both rider and driver really helps to understand how to ride defensively better. End of the day as a motorcycle, ride as if everyone is out to get you, else you may not ride for long

[@lurss]

Love these kind of videos, bring back the podcast as well TRI333PLE, missed listening to the Podcast especially with the excellent sound quality set up by Mark.

[@Numbie9527]

well done, should do more on this kind of discussion. new and season riders will benefit from it. 👍👍

[@zackong2800]

Anyone got the link to the last video? Interested to see extended version

[@soontongwong5891]

This video is good! I have a class 2 license but hardly ride. Whenever I see these accident videos on motorbikes I get scared of riding again. However when it comes to actual riding,such things do happen and it’s disheartening. If I may, would like to suggest a topic for future discussion - lane splitting. Videos #2 and #3 were due to lane splitting. I don’t lane split eventhough it can be done. I think it is dangerous to lane split. Could you please do a video on this topic in the future? Thank you.

[@tri333ple]

We will keep that in mind its a great idea

[@dachee]

it is very common that even with the car's signal light blinking, riders will keep zooming pass the car without due safety consideration. I had experience after turning on my signal to change lane, I had waited for more that 30 seconds until there is no more lane splitting + overtaking riders though the next lane was clear all the time. There were like 20 bikers overtaking me at high speed even my signal light was blinking for a long time. These bikers would have seen my signal blinking at a distance of at least 100m from my car.

[@kerolz]

this is such a good video...there are a lot of sg drivers and riders who just have poor situational awareness... ego issues aside. so many of many of these incidents are avoidable if motorists are just more aware. especially the yellow box ones... drivers / riders alike rush across the yellow box and also the discretionary right turns... we were all taught the 'inch forward bit by bit' to check for clear traffic before proceeding , yet these keep happening.. thanks to these type of incidents, the discretionary right turn is going to be a thing of the past. adds more time but safety is more important.

[@ivyle6861]

very good video for new riders!! hope u guys will make more video like this👏🏻

[@tri333ple]

We will! Thanks for watching 😊😊

[@ahmadzapin5494]

2 Thumbs up bro! May god bless both of you n refrain from any accidents

[@danielleo38]

POV: I notice Malaysia motorcycle plates always come very close or dash just beside you. I have few times accounter

[@dbh998]

Real skills determine if you survive, not about lane splitting or riding fast

[@ETHERNNN]

I think while suddenbrake swerving is legal what? I thought it also mentioned if anything, drive off the road for safety reasons

[@shaunandy]

Could also do positive ones where bikers were able to get out of situations where other road users became a hazard?

[@Ridth-one]

More videos like these brothers...not many motor vlogger or motor reviewer do this type of analysis. Most will only do reviews & road trip only. Given nowadays so many crazy drivers & riders out there.

[@andrewl5095]

Please do more video like this to save more life. ❤

[@dachee]

Looking far ahead is not sufficient if a rider kept overtaking. The rider may look far ahead but cars that are near (depending on your speed) to him, to the driver, the rider is not near to him as the driver does not know the rider's speed, may just move to one side that closes up the rider's line of travel resulting in the rider hitting the car, though the car may still be within its original lane. This is very common. Looking far ahead does not work for lane splitting+overtaking type of riding behaviour.

[@nayaungkyaw4968]

We assume that we know everything however in reality we tend to forget once we are over the bike in various external conditions. Heap of thanks for very informative and "must-see" video for all bikers . Orissa ( KL)

[@stephenang1211]

Great sharing as usual. Would prefer the accident videos to be bigger. Maybe swap the ratio?

[@thomasmuller9243]

In Europe the "yellow boxes" are replaced bit by bit by round-abouts. GB is the leading country with roundabouts. SG seems to sleep here. I became also a fan of roundabouts as on my workway a big traffic light junction was redesigned as a roundabout and since then is more efficient and safer.

[@dachee]

Good to know your view on lane splitting and overtaking. In my opinion, they are different. Currently, many riders do both at the same time and that is dangerous. Overtaking is a dangerous event and it needs lots of consideration before doing so. But overtaking every few seconds is an action that is dangerous and waiting for an accident to happen. What is your view?

[@giraffar9264]

learned a lot watching some danthefireman doing the same thing, would really learn more in singapore context 👍👍👍

[@cyrl1975]

Would be nice to share some braking tips! Some accidents from bikers were also panic braking.. pulling the front brakes too hard too fast ….

[@tri333ple]

We will get there if we find a video to react to. Thanks for watching!!

[@rulcalisto]

Definitely agree with you guys on these videos👏🏽👍🏽

[@qiffy1594]

i basically tell myself that I'm invisible on the road as a rider. so hence i automatically ride as defensively as possible. but ofc la when it's empty roads we tend to ride 'offensively' 😂

[@tris8312]

Do more of this reaction videos ! Very funny yet serious

[@Namuru87]

"Its one thing people call you chicken, and its another thing people calling you careful. Its 2 very different things" Very very wise words.

[@View_your_channel]

When driving dont tailgate, when riding dont lane split. Always keep distance away. My own riding and driving discipline.

[@genegunslinger]

When you stay behind a car when you ride , in heavy traffic situations do you feel that the vehicle behind you is pressuring you out of the lane through tailgating ?

[@ehem5155]

Mark maybe u forgot those times while u were on the 125.. hahah.. i guess we have all grown a little older aah.. i dont even want to ride my bike on the road nowadays. Too scary. From your tzm brader.

[@ronnietan5509]

With the junction cam catching speeding, most don’t dare to speed but there still idiots who want to speed and last min slow down in front of junction.

[@ruyschee3784]

Do not lane split. Lane splitting increases the chance of accidents.

[@AzraeiSY]

Great work by you guys, its always better to err on the side of caution and being called chicken, than to meet with an accident. If I may and if the admins don't mind, I'd like to highlight another channel which I've been watching since my P-Plate days, which is "DanDanTheFireman". He upload videos daily analysing accidents and riding incidents and I feel his channel resonates alot in relation to this video. Great content, hope to see more videos like this to educate fellow riders and drivers in the context of Singapore roads.

[@tri333ple]

Yes we've seen his videos too! We wanted to see if we can bring the same awareness for singaporean riders by reacting to the more 'local' videos!

[@edwardtfr]

This is good educational videos! eh Traffic Police Department, you should engage Mark and Amos for all these man

[@tri333ple]

They dont want to 🥲

[@mktwotm3132]

One advice from me. Never ever ride behind a vehicle that you can't see in front of. Peak hour if got rider behind you very close. Means you slow. Must give way. Slow rider in front can cause looooong bike queue behind Pedestrian crossing during red man.... Court say "You bang pedestrian, is your fault as driver/rider"

[@ernestchua7488]

May be we should avoid any lane splitting as motorcyclist.?

[@ALBERTHAN123]

Actually my thought is a simple one... if motorcycle is lane splitting, means already sala... so onus should be on rider to be able to stop in time, anticipate sudden lane change by car, etc.... Pls don misunderstand me. i'm both a rider and driver. But if I'm lane splitting, onus is more on me than the driver... As a driver, I will always look out for riders because I do understand them... but oftentimes the rider will already be in my blindspot so its tougher to see.

[@ALBERTHAN123]

Anyway, tks for the solid content! Just found your channel... loving it! haha

[@tri333ple]

Thanks for watching buddy. As long as we try our best to lookout for each other and make the roads a safer place!

[@jessyblue863]

Great video!

[@jonhard12]

Riding motorcycle should always be alert and safety first I used to rid with my friend blackbird which is dangerous when he start off fast and like to squeeze between cars to get to the front and now i dont rid his motorcycle anymore when i fnd it dangerous

[@cheny6489]

Never follow fast fast lane split with Malaysian Cub-kia on the right most lane... they are skilfull, yes.. .BUT they also have no safety-prevention-sense.

[@weiderlow]

Car drivers should watch this.

[@tiew288]

Thanks for sharing 👍🙏

[@JohnDoe-gb8st]

Bro, it's called discretionary right turn 😊

[@happyface8674]

you guys make better TP than the TP

[@Fiii8D]

I hope thats illegal for swerving during sudden braking. Car behind didnt maintain safety distance.

[@hakuniaba2]

yellow box/traffic light better slow down…high way keep a safe distance for yourself….avoid follow those truck/van/lorry/mpv/suv those are block you view，you never know what will happen infront..no time for reaction…

[@yeast_of_fury]

Slow down, be alert and exercise patience plus common sense. That's the secret to staying alive on the sg road.

[@leegacy3099]

For this type of video, cut off the sound and turn on the captions.

[@fidelcatsro6948]

My Cat says The only right of way you have, is the way the others allow you to have!

[@tri333ple]

Your cat might be right 🤣

[@fidelcatsro6948]

@@tri333ple 😺👍

[@RB35-sgp]

thanks for the videos guys. always assume the actors on the road are gonna kill you and adopt defensive riding. i do think the last one with the umbrella girl is just damn sway, not sure how the motorcyclist could have avoid it tbh

[@yusoffkhanismailkhan]

Advises from Mark are from his experiences as Top rider from Pizza Hut Ang Mo Kio Jubilee many years ago👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾

[@tri333ple]

🤣🤣🤣

[@RedlineFeline]

What I have learned from watching a lot of these videos is: *NEVER* split lanes while cars are moving. So many of these videos show cyclists getting smoked doing it. I don't care if it's allowed by law, it's just not worth the risk.

[@ekzospanaz4851]

Good info👍

[@allblacks4729]

golden rule of riding....NEVER ASSUME! once i was riding at 3am old upper thomson road, very deserted, out of the blue a huge wild boar came out charging from the bushes, whacked my bike and i woke up in the hospital, the wild boar legs all broken and died. i broke my collarbone and need to put in a metal plate and screws....back pain till today 15 years later.......but i still ride...LOL

[@tri333ple]

Hope ure ok now. Ride safe!!!

[@bobm4623]

You should always ride defensively, and always assumption that EVERYONE is out to get you.

[@linyang4940]

Nice clips but unfortunately not to tailgate when lane split and close throttle when 1 lane jam , those people wont listen 1.. personally those that dont listen are those j platers.. every morning at aye, i see the way they ride is 烈火战车2. See they from 1.5 lane to 2.5 or 2.5 to 1.5 lane just change 1.. no need to slow 1 as if everyday sunday

[@user-sf5bt8eb4y]

drivers perspective. you are absolutely right. even in driving school, we have learnt never to change lane during breaking situation. I guess theory is one thing but if you are in that actual situation, the driver "monkey brain" will kick in as a part of flight or fight response. still... no excuse

[@tri333ple]

Guess its just against our natural instincts.

[@dustinferno6155]

Sorry to ask this ar.. is me or the lady at 11:30 is jaywalking at the traffic llights?

[@tri333ple]

It looks like she doesnt realize that the traffic is no longer red. But thats just a guess. We dont want to assume 🤣

[@dustinferno6155]

@@tri333ple well from the video only, just a love 'light' taps happen and hopefully no big injuries. I guess its just like when Amos sidy about the Old grandma story. Bike and Taxi saw the 'old grandma' in this situation but not the white Car.

[@Peter-jn7pf]

This of things happen when go school lnever tech the rider only teach who right of way only this is experience ride or driver knows what will be going to be happen

[@mrbengg]

It takes two hands to clap..

[@cheny6489]

Eyyyyeeee... dun wan la.. not watching this...

[@nslohnix]

Lane splitting at high speed???? hellooooooo.

[@lesliechan68]

That last video is jaywalking, she decided to cross even when red man out, vehicles before accident must have stopped because of not entering into yellow box. She thought they giveway for her to cross, she is main cause of accident.

[@Dominicfearful]

I think the riding culture and style in SG is getting contaminated by msian riders. Not all but, too many of them ride recklessly and are very uncourteous on our roads. Love to speed, love to overtake when lane splitting and love to cut you off too closely for no reason. Don't get me started on their loud bikes. A little louder than standard is ok to me but some of them get so obnoxiously loud. I cant stand to ride behind them for more than 5s.

[@fikri2822]

Watch Malaysia one. Much more daring and entertaining

[@tri333ple]

Not a bad idea as we often ride in msia as well

[@rejisuke9999]

Come try and be a driving instructor and educate the driving system to be better.

[@komanchi]

More videos where its due to the pedestrians fault or cyclist/PMDs fault..need to educate them also.

[@BlackShadowX88-te5pm]

Some bikers are just plain A-hole. I once was riding on a roundabout and was going for the 3rd exit. This clown overtook me from my right and cut across in front me so he can take the 2nd exit. Damn KNN.

[@sashime00]

moar!

[@cheny6489]

yet insurer still claim women are less accident prone... YES I AGREE!.... why?? cos they never direct involved in accident, THEY CAUSE THE ACCIDENT! e.g. driving too slow.. never check blindspot.. dare not look at mirrors to check.. change lane as they like...

[@SGRV]

🏍🛵🤟

[@tri333ple]

Thanks for the vids! 🥰

[@cyrl1975]

Swee

[@cyrl1975]

Don’t lane split! Just like what other western countries are adopting.

[@bytemegga]

you ride and don't lane split first then talk

[@cyrl1975]

I don’t

[@CasuallyGaming909]

i am chicken.