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Daun Penh district authorities in Phnom Penh have decided to ban car sales on public roadsides and given car sellers a deadline of three days to move their vehicles or risk having them towed away to the impound lot.
Share The Ministry of Public Works and Transport discussed the installation of automatic detection cameras with tech companies and relevant institutions during a meeting on the improvement project of National Road 5 on May 29. Public Works Ministry Detection systems installed on roads throughout Kingdom Tue, 1 June 2021 The installation of automatic detection cameras and road weighing pads by the Ministry of Public Works and Transport to detect overloaded vehicles and other traffic violations continues on roads throughout the Kingdom. The ministry discussed the system with tech companies and ...
Share Vehicle owners have their vehicles inspected at the inspection centre in Phnom Penh's Sen Sok district in 2019. Heng Chivoan Ministry set to resume vehicle checks across country Mon, 10 May 2021 The Ministry of Public Works and Transport would resume technical inspection services from May 10 for vehicles to ensure they are in line with Covid-19 preventive health rules. In a notice dated May 7, the ministry said all vehicle owners could have their vehicles inspected at the nearest inspection centre. Ministry spokesman Pal Chandara told The Post on May 9 that nationwide vehicle inspection...
Share People inspect trucks that were involved in a traffic collision in Kandal’s Kandal Stung district on May 8. Police Cambodia averages seven road accidents, five road deaths per day Mon, 10 May 2021 A total of 536 people were killed and 1,315 people injured in 939 road accidents across the country from January 1 to May 8, according to a National Police report. During that period, the police stopped 77,288 vehicles that had violated the Road Traffic Law, including 56,679 motorcycles and 20,609 cars. On May 8 alone, six road accidents occurred, killing five people and injuring three, tw...
Share Scanning tech said to deter drivers Wed, 7 April 2021 A scanning technology is being developed by the Ministry of Public Works and Transport to deter drivers from violating road traffic laws. Offenders caught by the system will not only be fined but also lose points on their licences while repeat offenders will eventually have their licence revoked. An official from the ministry said that number of points deducted from the driver’s licence would be determined according to the type of offence stated in the road traffic law. The ministry will make a public announcement when there is a ...