Woman Breaks Up With Boyfriend For Driving On Emergency Lane & Parking In OKU Spots

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A woman has broken up with her boyfriend for having a habit of driving on emergency lanes and parking spots reserved for the disabled

In a confession post published on XUAN's Facebook page, the woman said she had confronted him for parking in disabled bays when they first started dating.

"He kept telling me that if he didn't park there, someone else would anyway, so he might as well take it.

"We had a 'cold war' for a week over this," she said.

Although he stopped parking in disabled parking spots after the argument, she said she was unsure whether he continued doing so when he was alone.

The final straw came during Chinese New Year, when she shared a ride with him from Perak to Kuala Lumpur.

During the journey, he used the emergency lane to bypass traffic.

She explained that while certain stretches of the highway were designated as 'smart lanes', he continued using the emergency lane even after those designated sections had ended.

"He refused to listen. He said everyone else was doing it, and he'd be a fool not to.

"He said if he got caught, he'd just pretend he didn't know the smart lane had ended," she said.

The woman added that she warned him about the potential consequences of blocking the emergency lane, especially if an ambulance needed to get through. She told him such behaviour could cost someone their life if medical assistance was delayed by even a few minutes.

After returning to Kuala Lumpur, she said she spent the night thinking about the incident before deciding to end the relationship.

She said she did not want a partner who engages in such behaviour and did not want to be complicit in something that could potentially cause harm or even death.

She added that her ex-boyfriend has since been telling others that she is petty and acting "high and mighty", with some of their friends accusing her of making a mountain out of a molehill.

"What they don't know is that I've actually lost someone close to me because of something like this," she wrote.