KyO's CrEw - TWiN R33

~ WHo's NeW RiDe...??? ~

KyO's NeWs - RoaD CoLLiSiOn At SeRiA ByPaSs

~ BorNeO BuLLeTiN ~

~ 28/09/2010 ~

An accident involving two vehicles occurred at the three-way junction of the Seria bypass, sometime around 7.30pm Sunday. Fortunately, the two drivers and a passenger escaped serious injuries. It was reported that the vehicles made contact as one car attempted to turn into a junction. Still investing the incident, the police reminds the public to be considerate to other road users and to drive with caution, particularly at night.

KyO's NeWs - TwO HurT In AcciDenT At SeRiA ByPaSs

~ BorNeO BuLLeTiN ~

~ 27/09/2010 ~

An accident occurred along Seria Bypass on Saturday evening, causing injuries to two drivers. It reportedly took place at KM 11 of the highway at about 7.50pm. The collision involved two vehicles driven by a local and a Malaysian driver. The two drivers were driving in opposite directions when the accident happened. The accident is still under police investigation.

KyO's ALeX - NeW ADD-On HiS "YeLLoW^HART"

~ IKEYA FORMULA - TiE RoD ~

~ KAZAMA AUTO - TiE RoD EnD ~

~ KPS - TenSiOn RoDs ~

KyO's NeWs - FReaK AcciDenT LanDs 2 In HosPiTaL

~ BorNeO BuLLeTiN ~

~ 25/09/2010 ~

Firefighters cleaning up the mess.
Awang Hussin pointing out to the police where he parked his MPV.

Two people were transported to RIPAS Hospital by ambulance after their saloon car yesterday allegedly slammed into a parked multi purpose vehicle at the roadside in Kg Belimbing.

The impact on the saloon car was so severe that airbags were deployed.

The owner of the MPV, Awang Hussin was feeding fishes at the Kg Belimbing Recreational Park and had parked his car at the roadside.

Recalling the incident, he said, "It happened around 9am, I was feeding the fishes at the pond of Belimbing Recreational Park when I heard a loud bang. I always come here to feed the fish and this is the first time it happened".

"I ran over to the road to have a look, a saloon car suffering a huge damage in front was in the middle of the road and the front part of my car was damaged," he added.

Awang Hussin further said, "Ambulance as well as Fire and rescue services and Police were called in and the driver and passenger of the saloon car were rushed to the hospital."

The impact of the collision had pushed Awang Hussin's MPV to the lamp post that looked tilted a bit to the side.

Six firefighters from BSB Fire station led by DSO Mozliano arrived at the scene to provide assistance. To make sure the road was safe, the fire and rescue personnel also washed away the debris and motor oil from the road.

The cause of the accident is still under investigation by the Royal Brunei Police Force.

KyO's PeNNiE - NeW ADD-On HiS "HoNeY-Bee"

~ NISMO - GeaR KnoB ~

KyO's NeWs - CaR DRiVeN InTo RoUnDaBouT

~ BorNeO BuLLeTiN ~

~ 21/09/2010 ~

A car which went into the Berakas roundabout caused a minor traffic jam from curious onlookers. According to a policewoman, the driver of the vehicle was trying to avoid crashing into another incoming vehicle and inadvertently drove into the roundabout. No one was injured in the mishap.

KyO's NeWs - LucKy EsCaPe

~ BorNeO BuLLeTiN ~

~ 20/09/2010 ~

A car crashed into a tree and veered into bushes along Tungku highway yesterday afternoon. The driver and the passenger did not suffer any injuries. According to the driver, he lost control of his vehicle after a rear tyre burst, causing the car to veer off the road.

KyO's SPoTTeD - NiSSaN SKyLiNe 370GT

~ NiSSaN SKyLiNe 370GT (G37) ~

KyO's NeWs - CaRs CoLLiDe At RoaD PRoJecT SiTe

~ BorNeO BuLLeTiN ~

A 40-year-old driver was shaken after the collision.
A 60-year-old driver interviewed by reporters.

A midday collision between two cars at a road widening project site in Kampong Pengkalan Mau yesterday may have been caused by poor signage done by contractors, according to Royal Brunei Police Force (RBPF).

RBPF reminded motorists to be careful at road construction sites, especially in Kampong Pengkalan Mau and to abide by the road signs.

In an interview with the Weekend Bulletin, one of the drivers involved in the accident claimed that she didn't realise a car was overtaking her as she was turning into a junction to buy 'Nasi Katok'.

The collision caused the front wheels of both cars to smash into each other side by side.

The actual cause of the collision is still under investigation. Both drivers escaped serious injuries during the collision.

NeWs - MiNiVaN TuRnS TurTLe On MuMonG ByPaSs

~ BorNeO BuLLeTiN ~

A minivan turned turtle and halted traffic following a mishap along Mumong bypass late last evening.

A mini-van turned turtle and halted traffic following a mishap along Mumong bypass late last evening.

Police received a call about the mishap which involving a saloon car and a minivan at about 7.15 pm.

The saloon car driver and passenger suffered minor injuries.

Two passengers of the minivan also suffered injuries. They were rushed to Suri Seri Begawan Hospital in Kuala Belait. The condition of their injuries were unknown at the time of going to press.

The police are still investigating the accident.

KyO's TiPs - STeeRinG MoDiFiCaTiOnS, IncReaSinG LocK Pt.2

~ STeeRinG MoDiFiCaTioNs, IncReaSinG LocK ~

P/s : Sorry...No English,No English...hehe

KyO's NeWs - 33 RoaD AcciDenTs In JusT FouR DaYs

~ BorNeO BuLLeTiN ~

The Royal Brunei Police Force has recorded a total of 33 road accidents in the first four days of Hari Raya.

Fortunately, there were no fatalities.

Meanwhile, 15 break-ins and thefts were recorded in the first five days of the festive celebrations.

In light of the high rate of accidents and the number of break-ins as well as thefts, the police have reminded road users to drive safely and comply with traffic regulations and take safety precautions before leaving houses.

Road users have also been advised not to beat red lights as it can be very dangerous to other road users and be ready to stop when traffic lights change to amber.

As road safety is every road user's responsibility, everyone should exercise more care, caution and consideration at all times.

The police also advised the public to always make sure that all doors and windows are secured and locked when they leave their houses.

They were also urged to keep their valuables in a safe and secure place.

KyO's MuVeE - GymKHaNa 3

~ GymKHaNa THREE, ParT 2; ~

~ ULTiMaTe PLayGroUnD; L'AuToDromMe, FRanCe ~

KyO's NeWs - THreE RaYa ViSiToRs HurT In BeRiBi AcciDenT

~ BorNeO BuLLeTiN ~

The accident scene at a junction in Beribi Industrial Area. The cause of the collision is under investigation



An accident at a junction in Beribi Industrial Area between a van and a compact car yesterday resulted in three people being rushed to RIPAS Hospital.

According to the driver of the compact car, three of his family members were rushed to the hospital due to minor injuries, including her 10-year-old daughter.

All five people in the car were about to go visit friends and relatives for Hari Raya.

Meanwhile, the Indonesian driver of the van who was shaken by the accident told the Bulletin that he had just picked up his employees' children from a tuition school and was heading back home in Jangsak. In the car were two 11-year-old boys and their maid, who is also an Indonesian.

KyO's TiPs - STeeRinG MoDiFiCaTiOnS, IncReaSinG LocK Pt.1

~ STeeRinG MoDiFiCaTioNs, IncReaSinG LocK ~

P/s : Sorry...No Translate English...hehe

KyO's KuJiTsU - NeW ADD-On HiS "DRiFT^FReaK"

~ BLiTz - eXHaUsT ~

KyO's "IcHiRo" BDaY On 13th SepTemBeR

~ FrOm aLL KyOsHinKai CrEw ~

~ HaVe A BoOsT BrO ~

~ KeeP-Up On MoDiFieD-inX Ur RiDeZ ~

KyO's NeWs - CaR FaLLs In DRaiN; LanDsLiDeS HiT TuTonG

~ BorNeO BuLLeTiN ~

The submerged car.
Muddy road caused by a landslip.

The male driver of a salon car emerged unscathed from the window of his car submerged in a drain by the roadside after midnight on the first day of Syawal.

His car skidded off the road during a heavy downpour after he lost control while avoided splashes of water caused by another car overtaking on the road covered with a big pool of water.

The heavy downpour in the Tutong District on Eid's eve resulted in several landslides and flash floods in some areas.

At Tanah Buruk Penanjong, a landslide covered half of the road surface that led to traffic congestion.

Clearing work was carried out immediately. The same area has been affected by several landslides since last year.

Kg Panchur Papan, Kg Panchur Dulit and Kg. Suran were also affected by some landslides.

Flash floods occurred at several villages along Jalan Tutong, causing mud and debris to enter some houses.

KyO's MuVeE - SeLaMaT HaRi RaYa

KyO's MuVeE - SuaSaNa HaRi RaYa

~ DRiVe SaFe EveRyBuDDy ~

KyO's NeWs - AcciDenT NeaR BuKiT ShaHBanDaR

~ BorNeO BuLLeTiN ~

A road accident occurred near Bukit Shahbandar Recreational Park around 4.40pm yesterday afternoon. Two cars were involved in a collision resulting in one of the cars overturning. One of the drivers suffered injuries and was rushed to RIPAS Hospital. The police were at the scene to ease the flow of traffic.

KyO's NeWs - AnoTHeR DeaTH On THe RoaD As PoLiCe ADviSe CauTiOn

~ BorNeO BuLLeTiN ~

Another fatal road accident was reported Wednesday night, two in one day after the tragic death of a teenage girl in the afternoon, in the Belait District as the Royal Brunei Police Force advised all motorists to be patient on the roads.

Traffic on Brunei's roads and highways will see a marked increase from today as people will be criss-crossing the districts visiting relatives and attending Hari Raya open houses.

Police said a 31-year-old man was killed in the accident around 8pm Wednesday along the Lumut bypass near the RBLF Third Battalion camp.

He was driving from Kuala Belait towards BSB when the accident happened.

According to the police, the victim parked his car on the right lane and a foreign-registered car from behind, not aware of the parked car in front due to darkness, crashed straight into it.

The victim was gravely injured and was rushed to Suri Seri Begawan Hospital in Kuala Belait. The medical staff tried in vain to resuscitate the victim and he was pronounced dead.

The police reminded motorists not to park their vehicles along the highway and in case of a car breakdown, an illuminated emergency plate should be placed behind the car to alert other road users.

Meanwhile, at a press conference at the Police Public Relations Office, SIO Research and Investigation, ASP Ramzi Hayatina DSS Hj Ibrahim saw the need for all road users to embrace safe driving and be compliant with traffic regulations and adopt road safety to ensure safe travel.

Among the road safety aspects listed included planning the journey and if tired, sleepy or not focused, take a rest and delay the journey for a while, ensure that the vehicles are in good condition, brakes and other gadgets are functional, as well as make it a habit to visually check on the condition of the tyres.

Drivers should drive carefully and always be courteous to others including cyclists and pedestrians. "Always follow traffic rules and regulations while driving, do not drive over the speed limit, reduce speed during a heavy rain, wear your seat belts at all times when driving, do not use hand phones while driving, if it's absolutely necessary to answer a call or read and reply a text message, pull over safely to the side of the road with indicators on or if you have passengers ask them to talk or reply text messages on your behalf," said ASP Ramzi.

He also called on motorists to observe safety precautions such as using indicators and check rear view and side mirrors when changing lanes and never overtake on curves or when drivers do not have a full view of the road ahead and avoid tail gating at all times as this is a common cause of road accidents.

Road users are also advised not to beat red lights as it can be very dangerous to other road users, be ready to stop when traffic lights change to amber and as road safety is everyone's responsibility, all road users should exercise more care, caution and consideration at all times.

Also speaking at the press conference was Acting Head of Police Public Relations Unit DSP Nur Haidah Hj Abd Halim. In conjunction with the festive Hari Raya celebration, the Royal Brunei Police Force has reminded the public to take precautions when playing fireworks and firecrackers, particularly children, to avoid any unwanted accidents. Parents have been urged to ensure that children are always monitored and accompanied when they play with fireworks.

She also urged parents to buy only approved firecrackers and light them at open and lit areas and avoid dense housing areas and tall buildings. Members of the public are also urged to maintain peace and be considerate to their neighbours when playing with fireworks. Avoid playing with firecrackers during the call of prayers and it's prohibited after midnight.

The police also advised the public to refrain from making their own fireworks, which is against the law and if found guilty, offenders will be liable to 12 months' prison term and a fine of $2000.

She also reminded the public to refrain from buying, using and lighting fireworks that are not approved as it is an offence under the Public Safety Act Chapter 148, Fire Arms and Explosive Materials Act Chapter 58, which is carrying and having in possession explosive materials without permission, that is liable to jail and whipping, as well as Minor Offence Act chapter 30, which is lighting firecrackers at public places, which carries a fine of $250.

Authorised firecracker vendors are also reminded to abide by the rules and regulations outlined by RBPF and are prohibited from supplying or selling unapproved fireworks to members of the public.

The list of approved fireworks and firecrackers can be obtained from the Operations Department at the police headquarters in Gadong. Any information on the sale of illegal fireworks and firecrackers can be made to nearby police stations or through the police hotline 993.

SeLaMaT MenYamBuT SyaWaL 1431H

~ SeLaMaT HaRi RaYa AiDiLFiTRi ~

KyO's NeWs - GirL, 15, KiLLeD In RoaD AcciDenT

~ BorNeO BuLLeTiN ~

Damaged SUV at the scene

Just a few days away from Hari Raya celebration, a couple suffered a tragic loss when their 15-year-old daughter was killed in an accident yesterday afternoon.

The deceased has been identified as Dyg Amirah Nabilah binti Mohd Yusof, a Secondary Four student at St Margaret's School in Seria.
The fatal mishap occurred at a four-way junction of H/18- H/19 in the BSP residential area in Seria.

According to an eyewitness account, a saloon car from Lorong Tiga Selatan Seria exited the H/18 junction and collided with an SUV vehicle coming from Kuala Belait.

The SUV was driven by the victim's mother with their Indonesian maid seated in the front passenger seat and the deceased in the rear.
Police said the mother operated a Ramadhan stall at Tamuneka Seria and was on her way there when they met with the accident, which claimed the life of her daughter.

The impact was quite severe at the rear passenger side of the SUV.
Local delicacies and cakes intended for sale at the Ramadhan stall were seen strewn at the scene of the accident.

The victim's mother and the Indonesian maid suffered severe injuries and are currently receiving treatment at the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) of Suri Seri Begawan Hospital in Kuala Belait. Fortunately, the driver of the saloon vehicle escaped with minor injuries.

The crash that killed the teenage girl happened at about 2.30pm and the police received the call at 2.37pm.

Firefighters also provided assistance in extricating the crash victims.
Police are currently investigating the cause of the fatal crash.

KyO's CrEw - InGiN MenGuCaPKaN SeLaMaT HaRi RaYa

~ KaMi InGiN MenGuCaPKaN ~

~ SeLaMaT HaRi RaYa KePaDa 2 OrG JeJaKa EnCeM ~

~ Yg KiNi BeRaDa JauH Di MaTa & NTaH Di MaNa ~

~ MaaF ZaHiR & BaTiN ~

~ JanGaN MaRe Uhhh... HeHeHe ~

~ So here the song we dedicated to u guys ~

KyO's NeWs - AcciDenT ALonG MuMonG ByPaSs RoaD

~ BorNeO BuLLeTiN ~

Awang Rahim, 47, who was driving home from Miri on Sunday evening, veered off the Mumong bypass road and slammed into a lamppost to avoid an oncoming vehicle. He claimed that the accident occurred when two vehicles behind him overtook him. A distress call was made to the police at 9.48pm.

KyO's ALeX - NeW ADD-On HiS "YeLLoW^HART"

~ ReaR CHamBeR ArM & HiCaS LocK CanCeLeR BaR ~

~ ReaR CHamBeR ArM ~
~ HiCaS LocK CanCeLeR BaR ~

KyO's MuVeE - KanSai DRiFTeRz

~ Sports Land Meihan 15 August 2010 C [Drift course was held at the All-Star and mischievousness of famous Kansai Kansai GP] number of famous people in Kansai Drifter super group D1 ~

KyO's "AGiTo" BDaY On 3rd SepTemBeR

~ FrOm aLL KyOsHinKai's CrEw ~

~ KeeP-Up On MoDe-inX Ur RiDeZ BrO ~

~ HaVe A BoosT ~

KyO's MuVeE - EDiTeD By SHuYa

~ TRiBuTe To KyOsHinKai's CrEw ~

KyO's NeWs - ILLeGaLLy MoDiFieD VeHicLeS FiNeD

~ BorNeO BuLLetiN ~

A number of offenders were slapped with fines when officers from the Traffic Control & Investigation Department, Royal Brunei Police Force, set up a roadblock on Tuesday night. The operation that was spearheaded by P/ASP Fathdillah bin Hj Abd Hamid targeted vehicles with illegal modifications, as well as drivers driving without a licence or valid road tax.

KyO's "JacKeRz" - NeW RiDeZ