One sedan trying to cross the road was struck by another sedan, injuring six people.

 

The collision took place today at 3:00 AM near Soi Siam Country Club in the Nongprue subdistrict. A white Mitsubishi sedan was found with another black Mazda sedan jammed into the middle of the car, trapping six victims in total in the two car wrecks.

 

Two victims sustained serious injuries and the other four were rushed to a nearby hospital in an ambulance of the Sawang Boriboon Thammasathan Foundation. An eyewitness, Ekapoj Thamwong, stated that the Mitsubishi was trying to cross the road to enter Soi Siam Country Club before getting crashed in the middle by a black Mazda.

 

Full Story: https://thepattayanews.com/2022/08/05/two-sedans-crash-in-pattaya-near-soi-siam-country-club-6-injured/

 

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Perfect accident for dash cam evidence .... Oor will it be like so many CCTV   got one but it doesn't work !!

3 am and of course no drink or drugs mentioned 

Thats a car not a sedan.

13 minutes ago, The Hammer2021 said:

Thats a car not a sedan.

Any car with 33 or more cubic feet of interior volume is considered to be a sedan

21 minutes ago, The Hammer2021 said:

Thats a car not a sedan.

Quite so.  Or perhaps a hatchback.  Certainly not a saloon (sedan).  

8 minutes ago, it is what it is said:

Any car with 33 or more cubic feet of interior volume is considered to be a sedan

By whom? In Asia 'Sedan' has a specific  cultural context.

outstanding effort given how little traffic is in the roads (particularly the darkside) at 3am !!

 

3 minutes ago, Upnotover said:

Quite so.  Or perhaps a hatchback.  Certainly not a saloon (sedan).  

The model is irrelevant as we both know but using the term 'sedan' betrays a non native  speaker with little experience of English as a world  language and unfortunately someone unwilling to learn because this is the second time this grating mistake has been made.

49 minutes ago, Ralf001 said:

outstanding effort given how little traffic is in the roads (particularly the darkside) at 3am !!

 

Except that isn't where it happened. it was right in the middle of Sukhumvit by the photo's.

 

Complete nonsense.

 

This is a sedan collision:

 

 

 

 

 

Terminolgy of "sedan" aside dating back to about 1760 in England (and yanks in modern day, we know it's you driving on the wrong side of the road again ????), that is one hell of a smash at 03:00am on the darkside. Something else at play. One awful impact and hope all those involved are OK. 

 

Edited August 5, 20223 yr by soi3eddie

10 hours ago, The Hammer2021 said:

Thats a car not a sedan.

A sedan is a car meaning 4 doors. And here just meaning not a pickup. 

This is Sukhumvit road in Pattaya, nothing to do with Siam CC.

11 hours ago, Excel said:

3 am and of course no drink or drugs mentioned 

Exactly, both drivers should have been tested. Apparently an argument over the meaning of 'sedan' is more relevant!

so sad -yet AGAIN thai driving standards . speeding comes to mind yet again ??? and of course incompetent

Thai driving 

What for goodness sake would be wrong saying ' Two cars crash............' 

14 hours ago, Excel said:

3 am and of course no drink or drugs mentioned 

On the way home from making merit no doubt... but not at the temple.

13 hours ago, Upnotover said:

Except that isn't where it happened. it was right in the middle of Sukhumvit by the photo's.

At intersection to SCC.

My comment still stands, there is not much traffic at that time of the day.

15 hours ago, The Hammer2021 said:

Thats a car not a sedan.

I wondered about the term so looked it up. Although it's a term not commonly used for decades it is actually correct. The definition I found was a car that is closed and that has front and rear seats and two or four doors.

14 hours ago, Ralf001 said:

outstanding effort given how little traffic is in the roads (particularly the darkside) at 3am !!

 

Just a simple case of Me First. Perfectly normal in Thailand.

8 hours ago, austhai said:

A sedan is a car meaning 4 doors. And here just meaning not a pickup. 

No. That's a saloon

 

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