You can drive via KOW first underground road from tomorrow

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Good! But I don't rush to drive on this road. I'll wait until everything is completed. :p
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Kampong Spooner wrote:So the 'underground' road in Stung Meanchey, which is exactly the same, and open for a year or so isn't the first?
Links to this subway in Steung Meanchey, please.

Only 12 months ago, it was just being planned.

http://www.phnompenhpost.com/real-estat ... phnom-penh
The 4th flyover bridge and subway began construction on 9th of September 2014. The Overseas Cambodia Investment Corporation (OCIC) will be building it under the technical supervision of the Ministry of Public Work and Transport. The bridge will be 382 meters long and 15.8 meters across. The subway will be 356 meters long, and 6 to 8 meters across. The project is expected to be complete in 16 months, on the 9th of January 2016 and will cost USD 14.5 million.
http://teangtnaut.org/4th-flyover-bridg ... penh-city/
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vladimir wrote:I blame Hitler
I blame the embassy.
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StroppyChops wrote:
vladimir wrote:I blame Hitler
I blame the embassy.
Sssh, I'll get people trying to intimidate me with multiple deleted PMs again.

I'm not saying anything about people with cars, everyone please note.
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Username Taken wrote:
Kampong Spooner wrote:So the 'underground' road in Stung Meanchey, which is exactly the same, and open for a year or so isn't the first?
Links to this subway in Steung Meanchey, please.

Only 12 months ago, it was just being planned.

http://www.phnompenhpost.com/real-estat ... phnom-penh
The 4th flyover bridge and subway began construction on 9th of September 2014. The Overseas Cambodia Investment Corporation (OCIC) will be building it under the technical supervision of the Ministry of Public Work and Transport. The bridge will be 382 meters long and 15.8 meters across. The subway will be 356 meters long, and 6 to 8 meters across. The project is expected to be complete in 16 months, on the 9th of January 2016 and will cost USD 14.5 million.
http://teangtnaut.org/4th-flyover-bridg ... penh-city/
What, like the link of my own eyes that has to drive under/over it 4 or 5 times a week, or a link that was written when it opened last year?

http://www.everyday.com.kh/en/article/28259.html

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That's clearly an overpass. :stir:

This is the first tunnel near bongthomland , I think that's what they mean.

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Says the Nit Picking King....

Draw your attention to the black hole in centre of picture, where the road goes..... underground.

The photos posted for Toul Kork look EXACTLY the same as that, with the same design, size and dimensions, even the colour scheme. Plus (I may be wrong, I'll check it out later) but last night there was no sign of the TK bridge being anywhere near ready.
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Fourkinnel wrote:How long before they block it off and throw a wedding party in there! :facepalm:
Brilliant !!!!
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I'm surprised at the speed with which they built that. I passed by it pretty often, probably once a week. Every time something new was up. The Chinese (I assume) foreman had this planned out very meticulously (assuming it's structurally sound). Still, I think we can expect a pileup/crash if some sort within a few weeks... No doubt about it.
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