Institut Penyelidikan Keselamatan Jalan Raya Malaysia

In 1997, Sukhdev Singh was riding a motorcycle to work when he was rear ended by a soil-laden lorry. The doctor who treated then 27-year old Sukhdev advised the family to be prepared to lose him, but three days later he work from coma. Amazingly, ten days later, the young Sukhdev learned to walk again and the rest is history, minus less one leg. Sukhdev takes life positively and currently working on to complete his PhD.

Abdul Rahman Semail, 28, was overtaking a lorry when he hit a pothole and thrown out of the motorcycle. He suffered multiple injuries, including broken right thigh bone and right arm, forcing him to use external fixator for over six months. "I survived because my helmet was intact. But I could no longer earn any income, lost my freedom, and live with boredom." said the welder who lives with his parents. He received financial and medical aid from the Social Securiy Organization (SOCSO).

Shuib Othman, 33, was riding a motorcyvle back from work in Bandar Sunway when he was hit by a car which attempted to make an illegal U-turn at a traffic light intersection. The lad from Yan, Kedah not only lost his right leg, but also freedom of living a normal life for good.