Sisowath Quay

Morning View

Busy Night Traffic

A man sits on his cyclo during a busy traffic

The Warden

The policeman waves his hand signaling the vehicles on the other side to come along

View of Night Traffic along Mekong River Phnom Penh

A beautiful view of the Mekong River at night along the road

Sisowat Quay

Night View

Saturday, June 21, 2014

A driver luckily escapsed while his truck went on fire

Note: This video was uploaded on to Youtube by early 2013, so the case probably took place about more than one year ago.

The main reason it is brought up again is that it can be used as a lesson to all drivers so they are always cautious when they drive. Vehicle condition is also an utmost important thing to check before one steps up into his/her car.

The accident took place quite quickly starting from a crash along the main road and the truck suddenly  burst into rapid fire.


With just a flick between life and death, the truck driver tragically made an escape and ran his way from within the truck crossing the road to the nearby viewers who then made their best effort at saving his life.
Buckets of water have been poured on the poor man who got almost a hundred percent of his body burned.
He was then referred to the near by hospital.


Let's hope this tragic won't happen again.
Road traffic is everyone's responsibility.

Kampot, First 6 months reports of Road Traffic Accidents


Source: Koh Santephep

According to the statistics from the responsible government department in Kampot province, a total number of road accident happens 121 times across the province.


  • Death: 39 (9 females)
  • Seriously injured: 168 (48 females)
  • Injured: 68 (15 females)
Most of the cases, the accidents were caused by human factor as people continue to drive while they are drunk and there are those who went exceed the speed limits.

Monday, March 17, 2014

March 16: 5 Killed and 14 Injured


Source: Koh Santepheap

According to a report from the Ministry of Interior of Cambodia, on 16th March 2014 alone, there were 8 traffic cases happening across the country causing 5 death and 14 injuries, 13 of which were serious cases.

The accidents involve the following vehicles:
- Motors: 8
- Cars: 4
- Truck: 1

Most of the time, the traffic accidents were caused by over speeding. An interesting fact to this was that 8 people on their motorbike were severely injured when they did not have their helmet on.


Saturday, March 15, 2014

Irresponsible Driver Escaped from Poilce


Siem Reap:

An unknown driver (said to be a Korean) was stopped by the police officers against the charge of hit-an-run, yet he made another escape from the police.




What a man!
One should be responsible for what they did.

Friday, March 14, 2014

Bad Driver in Traffic Congestion


Photo: A Moron driving selfishly in a traffic congestion
Photo Credit: Choung Por
Date: 14 March 2014

People should be more considerate while driving in such condition.
I know everyone wishes to get away from this jam as soon as possible, but following the footstep of this driver would result into more trouble.
Let's be obedient and respectful!

Never stay close to this type of truck in Cambodia


Photo: The big truck carelessly hit the CRV at its back
Photo Credit: Serey Vathana
Date: March 2014

February 2014, 228 Died and 881 Injured

Source: Koh Santepheap

Within one month of February 2014, the number of people killed in traffic accident has reached 228 which is a 20 percent increase compared to that in January. The number of people injured hit 881 (33% increased).
Here are some data and info-graphic related to the cases happened in February 2014.

Number of people died: 228
- Cambodian: 224
- Foreigners: 4

Number of people injured: 881
- Cambodian: 849
- Foreigners: 32
- Seriously injured: 487 (11 Foreigners)
- Wounded: 394 (21 Foreigners)



Causes of Accidents
- Over-Speeding: 44%
- Drunk: 17%
- Overtaking: 11%
- Priority disobedience: 11%
- Driving on the left: 6%
- Careless turn: 5%
- Others: 4%

Trends:
The traffic accident tends to be tragically worse if we compare the statistic between that of January and the February's.