大馬人民不讓路給VVIP的座駕可以嗎？
如果您正在開車，後面有交警為「超級大人物」的座駕開路，您讓不讓路？
如果不讓？後果會怎樣？很多人都想知道！
網民Fadzil Khairi在網上分享他的親身經歷：
我正在趕往Sri Petaling去上一堂課的路上。突然從後面冒出幾個騎著超大型摩托的交警，並示意所有的車讓路給尾隨而來的「超級大人物」座駕。
我裝傻裝到底假裝沒看到交警的指示，那輛「超級大人物」的大車唯有駛入我右邊的通道。我看了看車牌，好像是納吉的官車。
讓我感到興奮的是，我以為只有我一人不讓路，哈，我前面的車主也統統裝傻不理睬交警的指示，那個交警似乎也感到錯愕奇怪這些車子竟然不肯讓路給「超級大人物「。
太棒了，大馬人民，你們可是在爭取自己的權利。我們並沒有生氣在執行任務的警察，我們只是提醒那些爽爽就信口開河給些傻B建議的部長 應該以身作則：
「如果不要給過路費和避免堵車，就要早早起身出門！」
所以，如果尊貴的部長不想遇到堵車的囧境，就要大清早爬起來或遲下班。要不然就乘搭公交車，如果真的是體恤人民。
哎呀，可惜忘了錄下交警的摸樣和納吉那輛「好像失了方向感」的座駕，這可是難得一見的奇景啊！
Fadzil Khairi的「奇遇」在網絡瘋傳，網民都一邊倒的贊和支持！
有不少網民也說以後都要「效仿「Fadzil Khairi那樣做！
有網民甚至呼籲「發起不讓路給VVIP」的運動！讓這些所謂的大人物也嘗嘗」堵車的滋味「，要不然就以身作則， 像他們自己建議的那樣：」早早起身或遲遲下班！「
然後也有網民問到：「如果我這樣做，會中三萬嗎？如果不會，我很樂意參與！
針對這個提問，海峽時報請教了法律專家拿督嘉哈貝丁的意見。根據他的回答：「儘管沒有法律約束，但有些情況必須以個案來審查。「
「我們必須看情況而定，若VIP是要前往一個官方會議，那麼不予讓路就等於妨礙VIP的工作，因此司機可以被強制要求讓路。」
「但是倘若VIP是為了私人事務，那麼司機可以不遵從指示，不用讓路給他們。」
此外，詢及警方會否對發帖人Fadzil Khairi採取法律行動，吉隆坡交警主任納茲里助理總監不願作出回應，只稱將在了解情況後，才會評論此事。
'Do Malaysians have to make way for VIP motorcades?'
KUALA LUMPUR: Do you really have to give way when a VIP motorcade is coming through?
This was the subject being hotly debated by Malaysians today after a road user, whose posting about him not giving way to a VIP’s convoy, went viral on social media.
Legal expert Datuk Jahaberdeen Mohamad Yunos opines that there is no such law stating that motorist are obliged to give way when VIPs pass by on the road.
However, he said the situation has to be examined on a case by case basis. 「We have to look at the situation in order for action to be taken. If the VIP concerned is going for an official meeting and the stationary motorist is preventing him from conducting his job, then yes, he (the motorist) can be forcibly asked to move」 he said.
「But if the VIP is using the road in his personal capacity, then the motorist is not obliged to move and give way to him,」 said Jahabardeen.
The lawyer’s comment followed a Facebook posting by user Fadzil Khairi, who related an incident that occurred while he was on his way to Sri Petaling recently.
In his posting, Fadzil had claimed that while on the road, several police outriders were instructing motorists to give way to a car which was ferrying a VVIP.
Fadzil said he had refused to give way, and that his action was emulated by the car in front. He had 「congratulated」 Malaysians for fighting for their rights.
He had also stressed that he wasn』t angry with the police for doing their jobs, but was only asking ministers to 「practice what they preach」, as in to leave earlier to avoid traffic congestions and use non-tolled roads.
Asked on whether any action would be taken against the motorist over his posting, KL traffic chief Asst Comm Mohd Nadzri Hussain declined comment. He said he would have to verify the situation first before commenting on the issue.