Frustrated Driver Takes Revenge On Queue Jumpers In Viral Video

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LIVING in Kuala Lumpur, we are already familiar with the snake-long traffic jams that occupy the road, especially during rush hour.
To deal with such a problem, people can get rather creative. It is understandable, but at times, it creates problems and inconvenience too.
Take for example a recent viral video which showed a very frustrated driver who had to deal with the many queue-jumpers in a narrow lane. What did he do?
Same shit, different day pic.twitter.com/qqPZMDACdd
— @ (@anthraxxxx) August 3, 2025

Instead of making way for these traffic offenders, he decided it was time to punish them. He did not budge even when confronted by several vehicles which were clearly on the wrong lane, instead, hammering them with his horn while he waited for them to give way. If the traffic police isn’t present to dispense justice, why can’t a vigilante step in instead? 
The video post by netizen @anthraxxxx has since garnered quite a following on X. Towards the comment section, a good many netizens encouraged the driver for demanding his right of the lane.

Netizen @therealAshxxx further pointed out the poor road planning, attributing it to the terrible traffic jam.

Looking at the video, @mizznwhen identified the location as Bandar Mahkota Cheras. @Matt_Lawib also alleged that the municipal council was good at approving projects but bad at managing the flow of traffic.
To solve the problem, @aansajos suggested that the authorities be stationed there early in the morning to fine those offenders. He said that by looking at those luxurious cars, their owners should have no problem paying the fine.

His thoughts were echoed by @thesineloco who said, “Big cars, expensive. They sold their brains that day when making the down-payment.” On another note, @petiteshortt remarked that this is a daily occurrence in Indonesia.
Netizen @anthraxxxx further commented that the viral video was but a small piece of a larger picture. Apparently, it was quite normal for vehicles to jump queue there, which probably resulted in the frustrating driver taking his revenge on them. — Focus Malaysia

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