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Putting blame on the increase of vehicles circulating on the streets is rights but I noticed that car drivers and motorcyclists are making trouble over traffic jam in Phnom Penh. If all passengers have understandings each other during running on the public street, the traffic congestion will be reduced, not so much but [...]
Current traffic jam is getting worst from day to day because of the increase in population and vehicles circulating every day in Phnom Penh capital. In order to reduce the traffic congestion, the Phnom Penh municipality always finds strategies to facilitate people to travel. Recently, City Hall told the local [...]
I always observed that most of motorbikes and cars stop on pedestrian crossing at traffic light, it is the place on road where for pedestrians to walk across. Drivers should respect the law in order to avoid road accident and traffic congestion.
Stopping and walking your motorbike on the sidewalk because you drive without wearing safe helmet and installation of mirrors. So, you are fined. The amount of fine is up to each fault. It is fined 4,000 riel without mirror and 3,000 riel without wearing helmet but drivers do not forget to ask policemen [...]
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 [...]
In this morning, I became the victim of traffic light violator in Phnom Penh while I was in car with my friend who is the driver. After we had breakfast and then went to meet one friend of mine at Apasara Television station. And then we approached traffic light at the intersection of the [...]
Almost every day, traveling toward my workplace along street in Phnom Penh, I have always spotted traffic police getting money from passenger taxi, or trucks hauling their personal goods while running past the traffic light at the intersection of corner where traffic police officers stands, especially in Phnom Penh city.
Traffic policeman stationed [...]
Normally, I was commuting from my workplace to my house but yesterday evening the monsoon rain was falling heavily. Meanwhile, the crowds of passengers traveling along the streets in Phnom Penh rushed to home. Most of motorists put on raincoat and some of whom did not. Most of them always keep it with them, [...]
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