Red Light Bitch !

@Aneuman Funny thing is, the actually attempted to not harm either of them, but failed, and took both out. If he had just ran over the btch, which deserved it, the other guy would be still alive.

@NeckNreak Studies have shown that groups often stereotyped as "bad drivers"—including Asians, women, and the elderly—are often less likely to get into accidents or break traffic laws compared to other demographic groups.
In the United States, some reports indicate that Asian drivers often have lower insurance premiums, suggesting they are statistically safer drivers.
An Australian traffic study highlighted that Asian-born drivers had approximately half the risk of an accident compared to their Australian-born counterparts.

However, I get where you’re coming from.
Many Asian countries have high-density traffic where, compared to Western countries, driving requires more assertiveness, constant awareness (not seen here), and different defensive techniques.
The perception of "bad driving" is often applied to immigrants who may be learning to navigate new road rules, or to older generations who did not grow up driving, which is misinterpreted as a racial trait rather than a lack of experience.
Prominent media tropes, such as in Family Guy or Sixteen Candles, reinforce this stereotype, making people notice it more when they see an Asian driver who fits the stereotype while ignoring the thousands of capable Asian drivers they see every day.

In short, studies contradict the stereotype, and driving capability is based on individual skill, experience, and training rather than ethnicity.