Yahya Don (2009) pula berpendapat,

Yahya Don (2009) pula berpendapat, ‘Mat Rempit’ adalah penunggang motosikal yang melakukan aksi-aksi merbahaya di jalan raya. Dalam erti kata lain, ‘Mat Rempit’ adalah kumpulan belia yang terbabit dalam perlumbaan haram dengan menggunakan motosikal kapcai, menunggang motosikal secara merbahaya di jalan raya yang turut sama membahayakan pengguna dan menggugat ketenteraman awam (Samsudin, 2007). Golongan belia ini sering kali melakukan aksi-aksi merbahaya di jalan raya dan bertindak ganas hingga mengganggu pengguna jalan raya yang lain (Edwards, 2001). Kegiatan yang berlaku secara berterusan sejak dahulu kini menjadi minat sebahagian kecil dari keseluruhan komposisi besar golongan belia yang mudah dilihat dan dikesan hampir di mana-mana sahaja . Mereka didapati gemar menunggang secara berkumpulan yang besar hingga mengganggu ketenteraman di jalan awam tanpa menghiraukan peraturan lalu lintas (Yahya, 2009).

Hasil (Inggris) 1:

John Don (2009) felt ' Mat Rempit ' is a motorcycle riders doing stunts-dangerous stunts on the road. In other words, ' Mat Rempit ' is a group of youth involved in illegal racing by using the underbone motorcycle, riding a motorcycle in dangerous on the road, which was also the same harm consumers and threaten the public order (Samsudin, 2007). The youths often do dangerous stunts stunts-in roads and violent to disrupt other road users (Edwards, 2001). Activity that occurred on an ongoing basis since earlier has now become a small part of the total interest in the composition of the large youth conspicuous and detected almost everywhere else. They were found to be fond of riding in groups are great to disturb order in public roads with reckless disregard for traffic rules (Yahya, 2009).

Hasil (Inggris) 2:

Yahya Don (2009) opines, 'Mat Rempit' are motorcyclists who perform dangerous stunts on the road. In other words, 'Mat Rempit' is a group of youths who were involved in a race against the motorcycle ride, bike riding dangerously on the highway that also harm consumers and threaten public order (Samsudin, 2007). These youths often commit acts dangerous on the road and react violently to annoy other road users (Edwards, 2001). The activities occurring continuously since before now of interest to a small part of the overall composition of the youths who are easily viewed and tracked almost anywhere. They appear like riding in a group large enough to disturb public order in the streets regardless of the traffic regulations (John, 2009).