Khmer Traffic Law for iOS

Traffic laws are the laws which govern traffic and regulate vehicles, while rules of the road are both the laws and the informal rules that may have developed over time to facilitate the orderly and timely flow of traffic.

You can find the traffic laws in Cambodia in this book in khmer content.

The drivers of all kinds of vehicles should implement and follow the following measures:

1. All drivers who drive the vehicles with the cylinder size from 49 cm3 upward must obtain the

driving licenses according to the types of vehicles.

2. When driving, the drivers must always be precautious and that they should be in the easy-to-drive

situation and fast particularly the possibility to move without any disturbances. Passengers, goods or

other things loaded must not block the drivers sight.

3. The drivers and passengers who sit at the front seats of the vehicles must wear the safety seat belts.

4. The drivers who drive motorcycles, tricycles and the motorcycles with trailers/Remorque must wear

safety helmets.

5. No passengers or goods are allowed to load in front of the driver.

6. Children under 10 years are not allowed to sit in the front seats of vehicles without the

accompanying adults or without wearing the seat belt.

7. Babies under 10 months of age must put inside the baby seat and wear with the safety belt tied

firmly to this baby seat with the cars backseat.

8. Children in the age of 10 months up to 4 years must sit in the baby seat with the safety belt tied up

to this seat to the backseat of the car.

9. No interruption to the road side residents and the road users.

10. The drivers are prohibited from drinking the liquor with the alcoholic rate from 0,5 mg per liter of

gas or from 0,25 mg per liter of blood.

11. The vehicles with caterpillar tracks are banned from being driven on the roads. These kinds of

vehicles must be transported on the vehicles with rubber tires.

12. Telephones are banned from being operated during driving. The telephones can be operated when

they are connected to the communication equipment, or the drivers must stop the vehicles to operate

the telephones.