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Night buses are the buses most prone to accidents in Cambodia. Last year in one two-week period there were three night bus crashes, that caused the death and injuries of several tourists. People often want to take night buses in Cambodia because they save time, and the Phnom Penh to Siem Reap and Siem Reap to Sihanoukville routes are particularly popular.
They may save time, but avoiding them saves lives. Here are five reasons not to take night buses in Cambodia: Imagine how much more foreboding they are after midnight! Cambodians get sleepy at night Most Cambodians live with their families and sleep in communal living spaces. Most of their families wake up around dawn and begin going about the business of daily life, usually in a normal, noisy way.
This means that your bus driver has probably been awake and eating prahok since 6 a. Roads are dark Outside the major cities, roads are not lit. In fact, they are pitch black. Many are also still unpaved. Unpaved and cloaked in darkness. Speeding merrily along Cambodians are not big fans of staying out incredibly late at night.
So when they are done doing whatever they are doing, they want to get home as quickly as possible. Everyone is drunk at night While Cambodia is no longer the wild west it once was, Cambodians and expats alike seem to have no problem swilling down cans, nay, cases of Angkor beer and then hitting the road. Most traffic accidents are caused by inebriated drivers, and a much higher percentage of drivers are drunk at night.
