Phnom Penh Post - Bus avoids pedestrian but not fence in Siem Reap
Having driven through the night to get his passengers to their destination, one Siem Reap bus driver was a little too keen to finish his shift in the small hours of yesterday morning. In his excitement, he wound up speeding en route to the bus depot, almost colliding with a pedestrian. Quick thinking allowed him to avoid the passerby but sent him careening into a fence instead. He and his assistant have since been arrested and the bus impounded. KAMPUCHEA THMEY
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