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One killed as Bangkok-Hua Hin train crashes into pick-up truck

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One killed as Bangkok-Hua Hin train crashes into pick-up truck

HUA HIN: -- A Bangkok-Hua Hin train crashed into a pick-up truck at a rail crossing in Phetchaburi province at 1 pm Tuesday, killing the truck driver.


The impact caused a carriage to derail. All southern-bound trains were cancelled until the evening pending the salvage operation of the derailed carriage.

The accident happened between the Phetchaburi and Khao Thamone stations.

Source: http://www.nationmultimedia.com/breakingnews/One-killed-as-Bangkok-Hua-Hin-train-crashes-into-p-30246413.html

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-- The Nation 2014-10-28

I saw the vid, the driver is real a** h***!

The Thai trains are conducting a series of test to determine if their trains are safe and will pass the railway safety 5 star crash ratings test.

So far there has been success with Toyota Vios small category car.

Today we have proven another success with a pick up truck.

There will be more tests to come. As always, we value the safety of our passengers. The tests will not delay the customers time as, once the impact has occur, we will not stop, but continue on our journey at the same speed. Do not worry about being late on your destination.

Thank you!

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