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A British man on a motorbike had an accident when he hit and killed a dog on the road from Banlung to Sen Monorom, somewhere near Lumphat.
The roads in Cambodia are getting better and you can drive faster. Unfortunately, the dogs, cats, chickens and children who play by the road and often cross without looking for traffic have not been warned of the danger.



Image of the victim: http://www.24khnews.com/article/11584.html

I wonder how many times a day this happens in Cambodia ?

So sad.

Light the charcoal, go get some beers. Honey get my skinin knife.

I bet hes only ridden bike in Cambodia

ie, he is a dickwad

This is news? Man on moto hits dog.


I bet the British tabloids are all over it tomorrow.

Username Taken wrote:This is news? Man on moto hits dog.
I bet the British tabloids are all over it tomorrow.

Update: OMG look at what he's got on his feet. Ideal footwear for motorbike.


And, he is lucky it was only a dog and not a water buffalo: topic7950.html

Is it a criminal offence to run the buggers over?

Man bites dog, cop pinches man.

i get it now

the long haired tattoted freak was run over by a british man who seeing it was a dog man rode off laughing

In 1993/'94 I took a new Harley, Singapore-Malaysia-Thailand for 5 months. My biggest fear was the dogs on the road. Even with a big bike, hitting one of those mongrels can get you injured or killed. I did have an overloaded sugar cane truck turn in front of me and a bus driver try to run me off the road, but big bike brakes in the first and lot of HP for a get away in the second saved us.

BTW/ I had heavy riding boots, motorcycle jacket, leather gloves and pants with double fabric knees. (and DOT approved helmet.)