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Every single day there are reports of passenger van accidents

What I would like to know, is what happens to all these totaled vans ? and there must be hundreds of them !

Having lived in Thailand now for several years, I have yet to see a " scrap yard " where all these vans  ( and other vehicles from all the accidents ) are pulverised and sold for scrap value.

Surely all these wrecks are not ( made good ) and re-introduced back onto the roads ? or are they ?

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15 hours ago, Cake Monster said:

Every single day there are reports of passenger van accidents

What I would like to know, is what happens to all these totaled vans ? and there must be hundreds of them !

Having lived in Thailand now for several years, I have yet to see a " scrap yard " where all these vans  ( and other vehicles from all the accidents ) are pulverised and sold for scrap value.

Surely all these wrecks are not ( made good ) and re-introduced back onto the roads ? or are they ?

In many cases- yes.

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The vans are getting plenty of stick, as they should.
However, in this latest 'killing spree' (25 dead), half of those killed were in a pickup truck.
Using the kneejerk logic on display, should we have a go at phasing out pickups as well?

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17 hours ago, Cake Monster said:

Every single day there are reports of passenger van accidents

What I would like to know, is what happens to all these totaled vans ? and there must be hundreds of them !

Having lived in Thailand now for several years, I have yet to see a " scrap yard " where all these vans  ( and other vehicles from all the accidents ) are pulverised and sold for scrap value.

Surely all these wrecks are not ( made good ) and re-introduced back onto the roads ? or are they ?

 

I also have never seen a scrapyard of carcarcasses, i've seen places where they are sold in pieces to be used again.

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1 hour ago, fruitman said:

 

I also have never seen a scrapyard of carcarcasses, i've seen places where they are sold in pieces to be used again.

A scrapyard of car-cases?

 

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5 hours ago, bheard said:

The vans are getting plenty of stick, as they should.
However, in this latest 'killing spree' (25 dead), half of those killed were in a pickup truck.
Using the kneejerk logic on display, should we have a go at phasing out pickups as well?

Ban them all - go back to bullock waggons and elephants - dramatically cut the road deaths. ..

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