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Song Phee Nong police in Suphanburi in central Thailand along with rescue services went to an accident on the Bang Lee to Wat Phai Rong Wua road where a silver/gold Isuzu had collided head on with a black Nissan.

 

Both vehicles had severe damage to their front sections.

 

Thitiporn, 25, from Ratchaburi, the driver of the Isuzu, was in a serious condition and taken to hospital. 

 

The driver of the Nissan, Rittidech, from Bangkok, also 25, was thrown out of his vehicle.

 

He was given CPR at the scene and taken to hospital where he was pronounced dead. 

 

Police said that the deceased worked at an auto spares shop in Pathum Thani and was on his way back after buying parts in Suphanburi. 

 

Police are studying CCTV and interviewing the lady driver to try and work out what happened, reported Thai Rath yesterday.  

 

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No-one cares.....except the family. Road deaths are really page 3 news in Thailand.

We need these accidents - otherwise the news section would be almost empty

The stupidity seen by some of these drivers and riders are to many to be listed !

Looks like a one way rd .... So let's hope the person going the correct way dint die..

15 minutes ago, yeahbutif said:

Looks like a one way rd .... So let's hope the person going the correct way dint die..

What is it that makes a four-lane road, separated by yellow lines in the centre "look like a one-way road" to you?

I'll assume that the guy thrown from his vehicle wasn't wearing a seatbelt. I can't understand why people should find wearing a seatbelt to be onerous or uncomfortable in modern vehicles. The old seatbelts without the retraction and tension control from the 60's or early 70's were a pain in the backside and not that comfortable but these days they are a pretty reasonable safety accessory.

1 hour ago, yeahbutif said:

Looks like a one way rd .... So let's hope the person going the correct way dint die..

Looks like a two-way road with yellow lines down the centre which should not be crossed...

problem is yellow lines mean diddly squat.

So 27 people die from covid in one day and the government declares an emerency. Upwards of 60 a day die on the roads and it's just news,

Those were my thoughts also - the person in the wrong is the one who dies not the person who was following the rules of the road…

 

with head ons, there is a person at fault….the interview should only add to the facts…the evidence (point of impact) on the road should tell you exactly what happened…

 

Glad I minimize the amount of time I am on Thai roads…

59 minutes ago, Liverpool Lou said:

What is it that makes a four-lane road, separated by yellow lines in the centre "look like a one-way road" to you?

It could be a one way road as the double yellow lines are widley spaced which s often the case if there in an central divide coming up.

16 minutes ago, hotchilli said:

Looks like a two-way road with yellow lines down the centre which should not be crossed...

problem is yellow lines mean diddly squat.

Thats reminded me, a couple of years ago while sitting  outside  a minimart   watching the  workmen painting  lanes lines  on the road ,  the Thai owner said   "its good the local government like to make  the roads look pretty !!!

2 hours ago, Liverpool Lou said:

2 hours ago, yeahbutif said:

Looks like a one way rd .... So let's hope the person going the correct way dint die..

What is it that makes a four-lane road, separated by yellow lines in the centre "look like a one-way road" to you?

I hope he/she doesn't drive if that's what they think it is ????

2 hours ago, Aussieroaming said:

I can't understand why people should find wearing a seatbelt to be onerous or uncomfortable in modern vehicles

Thais not need, have amulets to take care, except in this case obviously the wrong one ????

7 hours ago, ChrisY1 said:

No-one cares.....except the family. Road deaths are really page 3 news in Thailand.

Te problem is, they still believe they come back in a next life.

Only place more dangerous than Thai roads for deaths, is Father Brown's village

daily news . more thai driving . must have brake failure !!  NOT SPEEDING  AS THAIs SAY ????