What is actually means by Illegal Street Racing???

Wan Fadli Hazilan Wan Rosmidi (A122863)

Hallo There...

Meeting me again One-Fudley...

Talking about racing, whoaa.... Such an interesting topic to be discuss in this blog...

There are many categories of racing that we know in this world nowadays, but for now, let focus on "The Illegal Street Racing". Yes, it is an eye catching topic for those who have experience in this kind of activity...

Watch out Bro!!! You must beware of the cops... Let's get in to serious discussion about this topic. How can we define Illegal Street Racing??? Don't strees your self to think about it... We go word by word...

What is Illegal??? According to the "Longman Dictionary 3rd edition published by Longman" illegal means 1. something which is forbidden by law or statute 2. contrary to or forbidden by official rules, regulations, etc.: Hmm.... looks like you have involved in unhealthy activity... (for those who is an illegal street racer)

It's just a begining of our discussion. Next, let's take a look into the definition of street racing...

According to www.geocities.com/apexi20/whatis.html Street Racing, by definition, is the illegal engagement of a speed contest on public roads. A street race does not necessarily only entail breaking of the speed limit, but may also entail other moving violations. Some street races might not even reach the speed limit, drivers may decided to shut down before the speed limit is reached if they have obviously proved their point. However, unsafe starts (which consist of massive amounts of acceleration), tire spinning, and unsafe lane changing may also be symptoms of a street race. While this doesn't always happen, and responsible street racers often choose to race only on unpopulated streets or highways, illegal and dangerous street races still occur in traffic and on populated public roads.

Oh my God...

This is a serious problem... For those who involved in this kind of activity, this is just a simple advice from me, let's stop this doings before you get caught by the authority... We will discuss about this in detail in the next session...

Bye bye for now....