One killed, four injured in three-vehicle crash in Bangkok

By The Nation

 

 

Police said the accident happened at 9pm on the outbound Kubon road in front of the MaxValue department store and in front of the Phattaharin housing estate in Bangkok's Klong Sam Wa district.

 

Piraporn Sajjaphanpong, 28, died soon after she was removed from the wreckage of her Toyota Yaris. She had a big gash on her forehead.

Police said a driver and two passengers in a Toyota Vios car were injured and were taken to a nearby hospital.

 

The truck driver, Thassanee Kaewphukhiew, 35, was also injured and taken to Nawamin 9 Hospital.

 

Witnesses told police that they saw the pickup suddenly swerve to the right, mount the island and flip into the air before falling on to the two incoming cars.

 

Police have yet to interrogate the pickup driver to determine why he lost control of his vehicle.

 

Source: http://www.nationmultimedia.com/detail/breakingnews/30342785

 

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" Police have yet to interrogate the pickup driver to determine why he lost control of his vehicle."

 

Because he is a MORON!

6 minutes ago, webfact said:

Police have yet to interrogate the pickup driver to determine why he lost control of his vehicle.

 

It's possible he swerved to avoid the ambulance ghost.

13 minutes ago, webfact said:

to determine why he lost control of his vehicle.

pretty basic: thais cannot control their vehicles

why is it that almost every crash photo in Thailand looks like the vehicle was going 200 kph?

 

this is a rhetorical question.

9 minutes ago, NCC1701A said:

why is it that almost every crash photo in Thailand looks like the vehicle was going 200 kph?

 

this is a rhetorical question.

Just needs  a  lick of paint and it'll be good  to go!!

10 minutes ago, NCC1701A said:

why is it that almost every crash photo in Thailand looks like the vehicle was going 200 kph?

 

this is a rhetorical question.

Rhetorical answer.

Good chance they were doing 200kph.

17 minutes ago, kannot said:

Just needs  a  lick of paint and it'll be good  to go!!

Big hammer, pliers, 4 inch grinder and a screwdriver for two days before the lick of paint.

Witnesses told police that they saw the pickup suddenly swerve to the right, mount the island and flip into the air before falling on to the two incoming cars.

 

Another traditional accident. 

5 minutes ago, jenny2017 said:

Witnesses told police that they saw the pickup suddenly swerve to the right, mount the island and flip into the air before falling on to the two incoming cars.

 

Another traditional accident. 

Dropped phone ????

Some drivers are already getting into the spirit of Songkran driving style...

Just got my vehicle back from the shop. Fully Songkran-ized complete with water cannons. 

Note to self add airborne pickups to the long long list of observations needed to stay alive. 

1 hour ago, InfinityandBeyond said:

Just got my vehicle back from the shop. Fully Songkran-ized complete with water cannons. 

Like me this ones a bit old but can still do the job. ??

4 hours ago, overherebc said:

Dropped phone ????

Updated the Facebook status to SAD!

" Police have yet to interrogate the pickup driver to determine why he lost control of his vehicle."
My bet -
he was never "in control" of the vehicle.

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8 hours ago, overherebc said:

Big hammer, pliers, 4 inch grinder and a screwdriver for two days before the lick of paint.

Blimey  that must be the "deluxe "  job, waster!!!

3 minutes ago, kannot said:

Blimey  that must be the "deluxe "  job, waster!!!

Ex curbside motors in UK in my younger days.

You know the idea.

Can I have a run around the block?

Sure mate, go for it but I can't promise the car will still be here when you get back. ???

Got a taxi to the airport at 4am last week. Driver was driving way too fast even after I told him to slow down. Could be anyone of us that does not come back due to shear ignorance and carelessness. 

5 hours ago, overherebc said:

Like me this ones a bit old but can still do the job. ??

Ahhh, the dear old Humber Pig, spent many a happy riot in the back of one of those 

10 hours ago, webfact said:

Police have yet to interrogate the pickup driver to determine why he lost control of his vehicle.

Brakes failed, obviously. 

1 hour ago, Golden Triangle said:

Ahhh, the dear old Humber Pig, spent many a happy riot in the back of one of those 

At one point in NI some had so much armour plate added they couldn't get over a 4 inch kerb. Was in one when it got the front wheels up but burst one of the cv joints on the back axle trying to climb the 4 inches.

Long interesting walk back for the section.

11 hours ago, NCC1701A said:

why is it that almost every crash photo in Thailand looks like the vehicle was going 200 kph?

Exactly what I thought on seeing the picture. Then I looked at the weight of a 4 door pick-up and found its maybe 2.5 tonnes. At 120kph thats some impact. 

11 minutes ago, Lungstib said:

Exactly what I thought on seeing the picture. Then I looked at the weight of a 4 door pick-up and found its maybe 2.5 tonnes. At 120kph thats some impact. 

Surprising that the average weight of a pickup is as you say around 4700 pounds or 2.3 tonnes. Never thought they were that heavy.

Texting or Songkran warm up?

" Police have yet to interrogate the pickup driver to determine why he lost control of his vehicle."

 

Interesting... So when it’s a pickup it’s the driver that looses control, but when a BMW than it’s the car loosing control 555. 

I just love it here:)

21 hours ago, ezzra said:

Some drivers are already getting into the spirit of Songkran driving style...

 I was saying that a few days ago, I have noticed a distinct increase in crazy driving where I live, even my wife agrees.

22 hours ago, YetAnother said:

pretty basic: thais cannot control their vehicles

or their emotions or anything else for that matter

23 hours ago, NCC1701A said:

why is it that almost every crash photo in Thailand looks like the vehicle was going 200 kph?

 

this is a rhetorical question.

Rhetorical but I'll offer an answer...

they're made of paper-thin metal to save costs... 

lean on one & they collapse.. never mind in an accident!!!

On Monday, April 09, 2018 at 10:15 AM, overherebc said:

Big hammer, pliers, 4 inch grinder and a screwdriver for two days before the lick of paint.

Yep, by tomorrow on the road north for soakran.