Dari segi penglibatan belia lelaki

Dari segi penglibatan belia lelaki berbangsa Melayu lingkungan umur 17 hingga 21 tahun didapati paling ramai terlibat di mana majoriti yang terlibat dalam perlumbaan haram adalah berusia 20 hingga 22 tahun (Rozmi, 2005). Dari Kajian lain pula ‘Mat Rempit’ lebih banyak terdiri daripada golongan muda khususnya remaja lelaki yang berumur 15 hingga 28 tahun dan majoriti mereka adalah Melayu (Muhamad Fuad Abdul Karim et al., 2009). Sementara itu, kajian yang dilakukan di Barat di mana terdapat bukti-bukti yang sedia ada yang menunjukkan bahawa kebanyakannya lelaki muda berusia 16 hingga 25 tahun yang terlibat dalam perlumbaan haram yang menyalahi undang-undang (Leigh, 1996; Vaaranen & Wieloch, 2002; Peak & Glensor, 2004; Warn et al., 2004).

Hasil (Inggris) 1:

In terms of the involvement of male Malay youths ages 17 to 21-year found most involved where the majority of those involved in the illegal race was aged 20 to 22 years (Rozmi, 2005). From other Studies ' Mat Rempit ' more made up of young people, especially boys aged 15 to 28 years and the majority of them are Malays (Muhamad Fuad Abdul Karim et al., 2009). Meanwhile, studies conducted in the West where there is evidence of existing shows that are mostly young men aged 16 to 25 years old who are involved in illegal racing that is unlawful (Leigh, 1996; Vaaranen & Wieloch, 2002; Peak & Glensor, 2004; Cake et al., 2004).

Hasil (Inggris) 2:

In terms of youth involvement Malay men aged 17 to 21 years were found to be more involved in the majority of those involved in illegal races are aged 20 to 22 years (Rozmi, 2005). Other studies of 'Mat Rempits' mostly made up of young people, especially young men aged 15 to 28 years and the majority of them are Malays (Muhamad Fuad Abdul Karim et al., 2009). Meanwhile, a survey conducted in the West where there is evidence available that indicates that mostly young men aged 16 to 25 years engaged in illegal races that illegal (Leigh, 1996; Vaaranen & Wieloch 2002; Peak & Glensor, 2004; Warn et al., 2004).