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Even me, I really know that traffic police will enforce law at night in order to participate in reducing fatal road accident. Previous post I said about the fine by police in the evening. Oh my god, even though I know this but I don’t take care and [...]
Everyone really does not know how long they are alive. Sometimes, we met them today but they died tomorrow. Sometimes, we try to make money to support family but we die without using this money for fun with families. Sometimes, sadness, grief, regret, happens instantly because of accident, and other incidents on the [...]
Since September, traffic police would start operating to fine cars’ drivers who neglect to knuckle up when driving along the public roads. At the mean time, the front-seat passenger is also required to wear a seatbelt in an attempt to reduce the risk of injury of accident.
In accordance with [...]
You will see the picture above, if without mirror, traffic police will find motorbike drivers. So far, there are more than 80 percent of motorcycles installed rear mirror.
Policemen have been deployed across the country in order to strengthen the implementation of road traffic law, which was signed by the King in 2007. The first step, the fine have been applied for drivers without wearing helmet and installing mirrors. The implementation of law is to reduce the fatal accident, damage private [...]
Before making discussion about the cause for fatal accident happening in Cambodia, I just want to raise concerns about something. As you know that even though the government have been trying to implement the road traffic law in an attempt to reduce the fatal accident..
By Tong Soprach (published on The Phnom Penh Post, 18 May 2009)
The government is cracking down on cars with unauthorised police and military number plates.
But around 8:30am, everyone can see Mercedeses with government plates driving the opposite way on Monivong Boulevard towards the Council of Ministers building. Why [...]
Requiring all motorcycle riders to wear crash helmet is a part of new road traffic law passed in 2007 and is aimed at reducing road traffic accident. The government directive over motorbike riders to wear safe helmet has taken effective since 1st January 2009. Traffic police would start fining all motorists without wearing helmet. [...]
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