Car Driver Slams Kamote Rider Who Called Him “Iyaken” During Traffic Altercation
A car driver has expressed his disappointment to a kamote rider who reportedly called him ‘iyaken’ during a traffic altercation.
Nowadays, road accident has been one of the major traffic problems in different countries all around the world including the Philippines. It usually causes traffic congestions or injuries to involved individuals. Reckless motorists are mostly involved in vehicular accidents.
The traffic authorities are implementing stricter rules and regulations to prevent such incidents but accidents still happen due to reckless motorists.
A Facebook user named Reginald Camilus has shared the video footage of a reckless motorcycle rider who called him ‘iyaken’ during a traffic altercation. The video circulates online and elicits comments from the netizens.
In the video, it can be seen that Camilus is slowly driving along the road together with two motorcycle drivers. The Grab rider carefully drives while the other motorcycle rider recklessly makes ‘singit’.
The car driver slowed down and stopped at a narrow road. The impatient motorcycle rider makes ‘singit’ and even confronted the driver. “Bilisan mo na! abante mo na! iyaken,” the rider said.
The rider immediately leaves and run away as if nothing happened.
Here is the full post:
“Sinabihan akong Iyaken netong Kamote na to
Mas nakaka iyak kung mamamatay ka sa pagiging kamote mo For sure magpapalit ng DP kamag-anakan mo kapag nangyari man yun.
428 NCI
428 NCI
Mag-iingat ka lagi sa kalsada Payo ko lang
Payo lang din sa nadaan dito sa may pafishport laspiñas alam niyo namant ong tulay na to pagliko makitid na kaya wag niyo basta sasabayan. Kapag nasagi naman kayo sorry lang magagawa niyo ”
The social media users expressed their reactions to the post:
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