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(This article is written by my cousin, Meas Sophy. He tried to write this essay in order to improve his language and share thoughts, opinion and ideas with you)
Nowadays, Cambodia is facing many problems, especially corruption, HIV, economic downturn, poverties and traffic accidents. The most important thing is traffic accidents [...]
Since the prime minister of Cambodia, Hun Sen, has paid attention to the traffic accident so much and the government has taken an action to reduce it firmly. The Phnom Penh city is improving everywhere and the traffic law is strengthened. Nowadays, all of Cambodian people have to respect the rules; especially when [...]
Last month, I wrote blog post that traffic police fined me and friend of mine while we drove car without wearing belt at midnight. At that time, we gave 10,000 riel to them when they asked us for pure water. And I got comment from Jeffrey Serey Hola from USA, sharing [...]
That is the question that a journalism student asked me when she chatted with me nearly two hours about Cambodia’s traffic law, especially relating to the road accidents, bribery, corruption and extortion which are committed by traffic police. During the last year, I have liked to write my blog posts related to traffic [...]
So far, the increasing number of passengers has good understanding about the advantages of wearing helmet and installing mirror after the road traffic law has been enforced early this year to all people traveling on road throughout Cambodia. It is noted that a handful of young youths still do not comply with the [...]
(This article is written by my cousin, Meas Sophy. He tried to write this essay in order to improve his language and share thoughts, opinion and ideas with you)
Recently, the traffic accidents could happen everywhere and every time, and they could be serious or small problems. However, the government has [...]
I really support the government to enforce traffic law for motorbike drivers without helmet and mirror. By the way, the government also ordered to remove all private cars bearing state-owned license plates such as military police and police license plates.
Until now, there are more than 80 percent of people [...]
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.
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