Phnom Penh city and government transport officials yesterday issued number plates to tuk tuks after more than 170 of them were impounded for two days. Municipal police chief Choun Sovann said the India-made vehicles were detected across the city on Friday and Saturday.

 

“They were breaking traffic laws,” he said. “When they have a traffic accident or passengers have any problem, how can the authority find information if these tuk tuks have no number plate?

 

 

“We are also afraid that some tuk tuk drivers could commit a crime.” He said the law allowed for 30,000 riel ($7.50) fines if tuk tuks did not have number plates.

 

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they are called rickshaws not tuktuks and are common all over india.

there have been many accidents over the years.

 

 

 

 

 

And a baht bus in Thailand is not really a baht bus.   Your point is?