This incident has sparked significant discussion and criticism among online communities and road users. When the “1197 Traffic Hotline” page posted a photo of two trucks stranded on a bridge, blocking all lanes, accompanied by a message stating.
At 11:52 a.m. on Phahonyothin Road, outbound direction, on the “Agriculture Crossroads Bridge,” a truck was reported to be stranded, while another truck parked to assist, obstructing traffic in all lanes. Traffic congestion accumulated at the end of the queue near the “Ratchayothin Intersection.”
Subsequently, at 12:06 p.m., the page reported progress, stating that the truck on the “Agriculture Crossroads Bridge” had been successfully moved, alleviating traffic congestion at the end of the queue, near the “Narcotics Suppression Bureau.”
Meanwhile, online commentators questioned why a convoy of trucks appeared to leave construction sites simultaneously every day and cross the bridge, causing inconvenience. However, such behavior is deemed unforgivable by many, especially considering the recent soil erosion incident and the disregard for no-entry signs in that area
Photo credit goes to Khaosod TH
