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History repeats itself as motorcyclist dies on Rama IV bridge 

 

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Sanook reported that a motorcyclist was killed at the same spot as another rider a while back who fell to his death and landed on a car outside a department store. 

 

Pak Kret police and rescue services attended the scene on Rama IV bridge outbound on Sunday evening where they found 39 year old Santipong dead from head trauma and rib injuries. 

 

He was from Sisaket and worked at a company in Lat Prao. His Honda Wave motorcycle was at the scene. 

 

Siripong, 37, a car driver who witnessed the accident said that the rider lost control at the bend after overtaking a truck and trying to get back on the left side of the road. 

 

The accident was in the exact spot where a student on a motorcycle was catapulted to his death onto the back of a car below the bridge, an accident that was a big story in the news. 

 

Source: Sanook

 

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6 minutes ago, worgeordie said:

History usually does repeat itself,problem is few learn from it.

RIP young lad

regards Worgeordie

The problem is that the dead can't learn and too many of the living believe that accidents such as this only happen to other people. 

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too fast on a scooter, no road sense /training more like , a trained  rider will know if you look at the piece of road in front instead of looking round the bend, that is where you wil end up, (its a mental thing),   that was not much of a  bend at all a 80 mph at least on a big bike ha ha, next time you see a photo of a bike racer you will see his eyes focused on the exit (or round) the corner, not what is in front of him.

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16 minutes ago, mercman24 said:

too fast on a scooter, no road sense /training more like , a trained  rider will know if you look at the piece of road in front instead of looking round the bend, that is where you wil end up, (its a mental thing),   that was not much of a  bend at all a 80 mph at least on a big bike ha ha, next time you see a photo of a bike racer you will see his eyes focused on the exit (or round) the corner, not what is in front of him.

Exactly, look where you are going, not where you are heading ????

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4 hours ago, tracker1 said:

Prawit is working on it to cut the road toll how many years has he left in him between nap ?

Apparently his job is living on borrowed time.

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3 hours ago, Peterbkk99 said:

Sad news. But are motorcycles even allowed on that bridge? 

RIP bloke........ i was sure i read they were not. i could of course be wrong.

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6 hours ago, Just1Voice said:

You're right. An idiot who did an ILLEGAL undertaking, then lost control. Som Nom Na.

 

the concept of 'undertaking' only applies over in the UK, Europe etc

 

In LOS, one can overtake other vehcles on their Left, or to the Right on those multi line behemoth roads.

You are simply going faster in your lane, than soemeone else is doing in his lane...

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8 hours ago, NCC1701A said:

Obviously this section of road is haunted. 

Does not take much critical thinking to come to that conclusion.

I mean, what else could it be?

I think wrong amulet!! 

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As the locals rush to the scene looking for a number or a clue to ''double their chances '' at this mnths lottery..

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9 hours ago, emptypockets said:

Young lad? He was 39.

Anyone under 40 is young to me, I am 102.

regards Worgeordie

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Isn't the Rama IV Bridge a tollway. You have to pay to get on there .

So how did a prohibited vehicle manage it ?

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1 hour ago, NE1 said:

Isn't the Rama IV Bridge a tollway. You have to pay to get on there .

So how did a prohibited vehicle manage it ?

If this curve is before toll booth you can see many time bikes drives there. Then there will be ramp off before booth boxes...

 

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RIP, my fellow Sisaket province citizen.

 

   Not the best way to go, I hope that it was short and painless. My condolences to his family and friends. May he rest in peace. 

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