See also the post of Sihanouk-Monivong crossroad. The wider intersection road surface has finally been sealed, roughly 3 months after commencing. Just the sidewalk remains….
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Crossing Cambodia seeks to reveal the intricacies of traffic related issues both to those living in Cambodia and those outside. This is done by informing readers of the current status of travel in Cambodia, current traffic related issues and essays on the background of how and why traffic conditions evolve as they do in Cambodia.
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- Sidewalks improving.
- From the press: Road taxes
- Experience walking in phnom penh
- 1. The surface. 1.1.2 Sidewalk surfacing
- Finally sealed
- Solving traffic jams
- Passionate Opinions? II
- 2. Rules and regulations - 2.1 Driving direction
- 1. The surface - 1.1 In the city
- Passionate Opinions?
- Sihanouk - Monivong Crossroad
- From the press: Expensive motorbikes
- From the press: Sidewalks ...
- First impression
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