I'm glad I don't live & drive in PP. I know I'd get road rage; it's bad enough dealing with pedestrian rage.

StroppyChops wrote: ↑Tue Jun 20, 2017 3:59 pm Technically as state vehicles the buses have right of way, and a driver tested this with me (on a moto) on Russian Boulevard when he physically edged the bus into me, from behind, in a traffic jam. I rolled forward as much as the traffic allowed, and he nudged into me again. So I swung backward and punched the windscreen of the bus, and stood and yelled a few choice proverbs at him to back off, which sort of stunned him. Not a lot though, as once traffic was rolling again he managed to get around me, and tried to slam me into a construction wall where they're building the new bridge. An Aussie mate was riding with me at the time, who fortunately kept me from being unreasonable.

Around 15 minutes later another knob deliberately cut me off in his Tico heading into the roundabout at Japanese Bridge, and suddenly found he needed a new rear light bracket. I was (almost) as surprised as he was. He slowed down and suggested we discuss the matter further like men, but then gunned it for home when I pulled over for the tentatively-booked meeting.

Haha, and people gave me flack for not believing I smashed a Land Crusier's headlight in for running me off the road...

I'm not what you'd call a pacifist though.

taabarang wrote: ↑Tue Jun 20, 2017 4:20 pm I'm glad I don't live & drive in PP. I know I'd get road rage; it's bad enough dealing with pedestrian rage.

Almost as bad as dealing with forum rage. Now get back to the fucking village , you old cunt.



Now calm down Duncan,

"Almost as bad as dealing with forum rage. Now get back to the fucking village , you old cunt.
Now calm down Duncan,"

Oh don't calm down, you look amusing with your feathers all ruffled.

AE86 wrote: ↑Tue Jun 20, 2017 4:25 pmI'm not what you'd call a pacifist though.

Well no, you're Japanese ...

taabarang wrote: ↑Tue Jun 20, 2017 4:20 pm I'm glad I don't live & drive in PP. I know I'd get road rage; it's bad enough dealing with pedestrian rage.

I get that at Angkor Wat.

taabarang wrote: ↑Tue Jun 20, 2017 4:20 pm I'm glad I don't live & drive in PP. I know I'd get road rage; it's bad enough dealing with pedestrian rage.

I find shopping rage to be the worst for me, which is why I hardly go shopping for anything but food and cigs anymore. Unfortunately, I still have to ride to work and walk places...

Yeah, a car would be areal curse here, bad enough on a motorcycle.

Obviously, I'd buy a Ferrari otherwise.

(Phnom Penh): To facilitate the travel of Phnom Penh citizens to reduce traffic jams, the Royal Government of Cambodia has established public buses.
Students, monks, elderly, workers, and players are also allowed free public transportation.

Do you know how many streets or buses run by public administration buses in Phnom Penh? At this time, Fresh News is pleased to announce a map of the public bus running in Phnom Penh today.
[The map is better on the link.]
http://www.freshnewsasia.com/index.php/ ... 15-33.html

Route 1: From the Kilometer 9 to the Boat Chhouk (Chbar Ampao)

Exit from Kilometer 9 to the lottery by National Road 5, Old Quarter, Old Quarter, Old Monivong Blvd, Chbar Ampov Market, National Road 1, Boeung Chhou Terminal.

Run 2: From Aeon Mall 2 to Takhmao

From the parking lot of AEON Mall on Oknha Mong Rethy Tech, Camko City Antenna Toul Kork, Street 70, Round Circles, Quarter 47, Wat Phnom, Preah Norodom Blvd, Kbal Spean Highway, National Road 2 to Takhmao, Kandal Province.

Run line 3: From Russei Keo garden to Borey Santep 2

Out of the parking lot of Russei Keo Garden, National Road 5, Round Circles, Quarter 47, Wat Phnom, Norodom Boulevard, Street 130, Central Market, Kampuchea Krom Blvd, 7 Makara Highway, Russian Blvd, Roundabout Chom Chao, National Road 3 to Borey Panha II.

Run 4A Line: From Russey Keo Garden to Borey Santep 2

Out of the parking lot of Russei Keo Garden, National Road 5, roundabout, roundabout, street 47, Wat Phnom, Norodom Boulevard, 130 Street, Phsar Thom Thmey, Degrove Stop, Neang Kong Flyover, Autumn Basin, Monivong Boulevard, Phsar Deum Fum Market, Stung Meanchey Flyover, Veng Sreng Road, Canadia Lake, Toul Pong Ne Market, to Borei Panha Borey.

Route 4B: From Russey Keo garden to Phnom Penh Special Economic Zone

Out of the parking lot of Russei Keo Garden, National Road 5, roundabout, roundabout 47, Wat Phnom, Norodom Boulevard, 130 Street, Phsar Thmey, Charles de Gaulle Road, Neang Kong Flyover, Olympic Circus, Preah Monireth Boulevard, Phsar Deum Fum Market, Stung Meanchey Flyover, Veng Sreng Boulevard, Chom Chao Circular, National Road No 4 to Phnom Penh Special Economic Zone.

Route 5: From AEON Mall to Aeon Mall 1

From AEON Mall 2, Street 1003, Turn left on Street 1966 toward Street 598, Street 337, Right on Street 566, Toul Kork Primary School, Kim Il Sung Road, 7 Makara Avenue, Mao Tse Toung Blvd, Borey Boat, Sothearos Blvd, to AEON Mall.

Route 6: Phsar Dekchor (Chreang Chan) to Central Market Plaza (Posenchey)

Exit from Borey Roung Market, National Road 6, Chroy Changvar Bridge, Whistler Circle 70, Antwerp Toul Kork Road, Camko City, Oknha Mong Rethy, Samdech Chea Sim, Turn left on Oknha Try Heng Road to Russian Federation Boulevard, Turn left to the Central Market Plaza.

Route 7A: From Kilometer 9 to Aeon Mall 1

Exit from Kilometer 9, National Road 5, Street 598, 7 Makara Bridge, Street 271, Tip Phan Market Depot, Neang Kong Hing Market, Orussey Market, Right on Monivong Boulevard, Turn left on Sihanouk Boulevard, Norodom Boulevard, Turn left on Oknha Chhor-Yuk Boulevard Sothearos to AEON Mall.

Run 7B: From Kilometer 9 to Chhbar Ampov Market

From Kilometer 9, National Road 5, Street 598, 7 Makara Sky Bridge, St 271, Stoeung Meanchey Flyover, Street 271, crosses the road between Preah Monivong Bridge and Chbar Ampov.

Route 8: From Kilometer 9 to Borei DeVraoung Market

From Kilometer 9, National Road Nº 5, Prek Phnov Bridge, Kratie City, Third Town, National Road 6 to Borey Roleung Market.

Run 9: From Borei Santepheap 2 to Phnom Penh Special Economic Zone

From the Peace Borey 2, National Road No. 3, Vattanac Industrial Park, 2 Phnom Penh Special Economic Zone, return to Borei Santepheap II.
Fresh News

Students, monks, elderly, workers, and players are also allowed free public transportation.

Looks like everyone gets free transports . Including [ card ] players.