Motorcycle Collision Kills Woman on Samut Prakan Road
A 31-year-old woman died after her Honda PCX collided with a Honda Wave on Phruek Road in Samut Prakan, throwing her into a median light pole. The 56-year-old male rider of the Wave sustained a shoulder injury and claims he had not yet changed lanes when struck from behind. Police are investigating using CCTV footage and witness statements to determine fault.
The man on the motorcycle hesitated to change lanes. The woman riding behind honked a warning before swerving until she lost control. Her body was thrown against a light pole, killing her at the scene. The other party claims he had not yet changed lanes to make a U-turn when he was hit first.
At 7:30 p.m. on November 14, 2026, Bang Pu Police Station in Samut Prakan was alerted to a collision between two motorcycles resulting in injuries and a death. The incident occurred on Phruek Road, opposite Ubon Sri Village, Phraeksa Subdistrict, Mueang Samut Prakan District. Police coordinated with the Samut Prakan Ruamkatanyu Rescue Foundation to investigate.
On the road median, authorities found the body of a woman, later identified as Miss Nittaya (surname withheld), age 31. She lay dead near the base of a streetlight on the median with severe injuries across her body. Approximately 50 meters away, a blue Honda PCX, license plate 2 Kor Sor 997 Nakhon Ratchasima, lay on its side in the road, heavily damaged. Nearby was a black Honda Wave without a license plate, ridden by Mr. Suan, 56, who had suffered a left shoulder injury. Rescue workers provided first aid before transporting him to a nearby hospital.
During questioning, Mr. Suan stated that before the crash he was riding in the center lane intending to refuel and was preparing to move to the right lane for a U-turn. He then heard a motorcycle approaching from behind with its horn sounding, before it swerved and collided. Mr. Suan claims he had not yet changed lanes when the deceased's motorcycle struck the rear of his bike, causing him to lose balance and fall.
Police have initially examined the scene, photographed evidence, and gathered witnesses. They plan to interview involved parties and review nearby CCTV footage to determine the exact cause before proceeding with legal action.
