Filipinos, Not a good Abider?

I have also noticed that lots of times. I think it is the job of gasoline boys to remind drivers to turn their vehicles off when they refill their gasoline. Those signs were actually there for a reason. Jeepneys are asked to turn their vehicles off as a safety precaution because if the engine is still on it would countinue combustion of gasoline. I think no one would like a gasoline station to explode in flames. People are asked to turn their cellphones off when they are at the gasoline station because it was found out that using cellphones could cause gasoline to light up and i think it had already happened here lots of times already. I think some people dont really learn from other peoples experiences. If they dont care that much for their lives at least they should at least care for other peoples safety. I think the saying its really true that "its hard to teach old dogs new tricks". But i think there are really some who follow the rules and signs but i think there are really lots of them who dont care about it. :)

Yes you are right my friend.If we are in our country we are not a good abider but if you notice filipino abroad seems to good abiding people.

Well, i think Filipinos living in the Philippines are not good law abiders... but Filipinos living abroad can be considered as model citizens... i just do not understand why... when i worked abroad... Filipinos wore seatbelts... and followed traffic rules but when then return here in the Philippines... they rarely follow the traffic rules...

yes, i agree that not only Filipinos are not good abiders...it just happened that we live here that's why we normally notice our fellows who are not following rules.. i also drive and go to gas stations, but i normally leave the gas station before sending a text message...i've also heard and seen pictures of cars that were blown up by fire while filling in gas to their gas tank...that's why i don't want that to happen to me as well... better safe than sorry ;)