Traffic-in-Cambodian-cities-is-hectic-fast-paced-up-into-your-face-wild-loud-and-smelly.-Granted-it-cant-be-compared-to-wildness-of-Vietnam-street-driving-nor-is-it-worst-you-could-come-across-but-still-it-is-an-experience-in-its-own-right.-Most-people-ride-scooters-various-other-deviations-of-small-city-motorbikes-bicycles-and-–-of-course-–-the-omnipresent-tuk-tuk’s.-As-much-as-drivers-want-to-follow-the-road-code-they-simply-can’t-help-themselves-but-are-constantly-cutting-shortcuts-through-the-street-brawl-–-from-driving-in-opposite-direction-to-speeding-with-that-completely-overloaded-scooter-to-transporting-everything-and-more-besides-five-people-on-a-single-old-motorbike-that-was-meant-to-hold-only-two-persons.-But-once-you-get-to-grips-with-Cambodian-way-of-driving-it-actually-feels-quite-safe-and-effortless.-Photo-by-Marko-Preslenkov Related Images: