
Gas anyone?

The kid looks impressed

Cambodian bikers on freeway

Cyclist carrying colourful clothing

Masks help combat the pollution from all the moped fumes

School girls with their mopeds

Motorbikes and Mobile phones, a combination not recommended!

Eggs anyone? Perfect condition, no cracks!

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I’m guessing they don’t give tickets out for driving while talking on a cellphone out there. I wonder what the motorbike per capita looks like for that area? Must be pretty high. Nice shots, Rob.
No idea about talking and driving law, but if they do it isn’t bothering that guy!
I imagine it’s higher than developed countries, but from what I’ve heard still lower than Vietnam.
Oh and thanks, I think everyone of these photos were taken on the back of a tuk-tuk so they aren’t the most focused but certainly capture the spirit :-)
Even worse when they txt while driving the bike… just when we thought it was bad to drive a car and txt.
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Dustin – Combine that with complete lack of helmets in the photo’s and you’d think there was multiple disasters waiting daily there.
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@Rob Cambodia was motorcycle crazy, but still nothing compared to Vietnam!
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These photos are awesome, and capture the experience and wonderment of travelling on PP streets perfectly! Ha!
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Thanks very much :-) It’s nice to go back on posts like these to remind us just how they were. It shows why photography is important in travel.
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Nice shooting, I think you were taking these photos on a TUK TUK, good works!
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Yes, well spotted!
Thanks very much :-)
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