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Video: Train crosses tracks where there is no barrier - loud music on merit makers' bus

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20 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

Broken railway signal, lack of gate blamed for deadly accident in Chachoengsao killing 18

Yea Right Just blame the Signal and lack of gate.

 What about the Ignorant bus driver Ignoring the first thing what one Must do, Slow Down and Look.

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    • colinneil
      colinneil

      All this BS about loud music/ dancing on the bus is irrelevant, driver was not concentrating on the road/ train track. He was driving without due care and attention, driver was 100% to blame nobo

    • Misterwhisper
      Misterwhisper

      That same old caper. Unbelievable! Every horrific accident in this country seems to be waved off with the excuse "possible brake failure".    Not looking left or right when crossing a railwa

    • darksidedog
      darksidedog

      Speculation should be running rife about his eyesight also. How can you not see a train? It's pretty large after all and when crossing train tracks it should at least be a consideration to look to see

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