Drivers Don’t See Red With New Traffic Lights in Capital
Drivers Don’t See Red With New Traffic Lights in Capital
''According to Article 62 of the Traffic Law, it is an offense to fail to observe a red traffic light, punishable by suspension of a driving license for a period not exceeding seven days and a three point deduction.
How do you deduct points or suspend something you never had.
Cambodia you make me laugh.
How do you deduct points or suspend something you never had.
Cambodia you make me laugh.
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Re: Drivers Don’t See Red With New Traffic Lights in Capital
Actually they didn't see red with the older traffic lights either..
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Re: Drivers Don’t See Red With New Traffic Lights in Capital
More importantly, don't motorbike drivers driving bikes under 125cc not need a license?Luigi wrote:''According to Article 62 of the Traffic Law, it is an offense to fail to observe a red traffic light, punishable by suspension of a driving license for a period not exceeding seven days and a three point deduction.
How do you deduct points or suspend something you never had.
Cambodia you make me laugh.
What points would they deduct or suspend then?
Re: Drivers Don’t See Red With New Traffic Lights in Capital
Excellent point. Drive by traffic cop with left hand middle finger up. Whadda ya gonna do mofo?kiwiincambodia wrote: ↑Fri Jun 23, 2017 7:38 pmMore importantly, don't motorbike drivers driving bikes under 125cc not need a license?Luigi wrote:''According to Article 62 of the Traffic Law, it is an offense to fail to observe a red traffic light, punishable by suspension of a driving license for a period not exceeding seven days and a three point deduction.
How do you deduct points or suspend something you never had.
Cambodia you make me laugh.
What points would they deduct or suspend then?
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Re: Drivers Don’t See Red With New Traffic Lights in Capital
I don't understand why they have activated the new lights at intersections that already had them before, instead of starting with the intersections that didn't previously but desperately needed them. Oh wait... yes... Cambodia. nvm
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Re: Drivers Don’t See Red With New Traffic Lights in Capital
I think when they say "point" they mean "dollar."
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Re: Drivers Don’t See Red With New Traffic Lights in Capital
That makes perfect cents.
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Re: Drivers Don’t See Red With New Traffic Lights in Capital
These kids are more successful at controlling the traffic than lights. They have no authority and no weapons , just respect. Look at how not one of those cars have stopped on the pedestrian crossing.
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Re: Drivers Don’t See Red With New Traffic Lights in Capital
Yep, they do a very good job.
When traffic lights first started in PP, they would go out on the road and tell bikes and cars to move back. Good on them.
When traffic lights first started in PP, they would go out on the road and tell bikes and cars to move back. Good on them.
Re: Drivers Don’t See Red With New Traffic Lights in Capital
there be 6 junctions 'controlled' by sets of lights down here in pleasant Sihanoukville by the sea. depending on which way you is traveling, on the correct side of the road, some are too far round a corner or obscured by tree limbs to be seen as you approach.....
Recently one set, not counted above, was replaced by a traffic circle/roundabout .... and it seems to have slowed everyone down , even the speed mad Chinese, when going through an intersection that some used to blast through before...
Recently one set, not counted above, was replaced by a traffic circle/roundabout .... and it seems to have slowed everyone down , even the speed mad Chinese, when going through an intersection that some used to blast through before...
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