Anyone here knows more detail about permanent impairment assesors? how does the system works in your country?

Morning

actually we use gps based system now. but i have some technical issues. have to use this before resigning

For the first time in 7 years, I am not a civil servant anymore

Public Health is a "general" specialist. which is why a lot of people dont understand what they do and they end up not going anywhere

the ford ranger xl 2.0 is pwetty 😃

i hate to put pics like this, but the world is silent.

when i bought my car, i was a junior resident doctor. technically it cost me 10 months of my salary that time. people was saying i should buy a more expensive car that time, but i was like naah

yeah to be fair, my saga was cool. friends who bought higher cc car was complaining. haha

but the car do struggle a bit when going uphill and downhill.

do we really have cheap cars? for real? my 1.3 saga cvt costed me like RM45000

the aircond guys really loved the view from my house. the perks of living in the suburb

i think the ford ranger 2.0 wildtrak is a pretty car. wdyt?

toyota is less popular here. people love honda so much

my car advertised fuel consumption is about 6.17L/100KM.

but in reality i am only doing 440km per 32 litre of petrol, so that is about 7.27l/100km

may your day be blessed and always prosperous :)

why with westeners and toyota 😂 thats another puzzle for me.

lol. you mention the hybrid at the last part of your sentence. that seems unfair 🤣

yeah, i do face uphill and downhill later on

so this guy who is servicing my aircond thought i was young and not married. lol i must have a baby face or something

i now drive a 1.3 cc car. which is fuel efficient (not really since its already 7 years old and the gearbox is not 100% functional, but still). but if i start staying far from selangor, i may need to buy a more powerful engined car for my longer travels.

I die die want to eventually do a PhD. but nowadays, it is always about risk reward ratio.