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Motorcyclist killed after riding past lowered railway crossing barrier in Pattaya

CHONBURI — 20 October 2026, A 30-year-old motorcyclist was killed after riding past a lowered railway crossing barrier and being struck by a passenger train in Pattaya, despite warnings to stop, footage shared on social media shows. The crash occurred on the afternoon of 20 October at the Nong Prue railway crossing, near the Pattaya […] The post Motorcyclist killed after riding past lowered…

Motorcyclist killed after riding past lowered railway crossing barrier in Pattaya

A motorcyclist lost his life after recklessly bypassing a lowered railway crossing barrier and being hit by a passenger train in Pattaya, despite clear warnings to halt, according to footage shared on social media. The gruesome accident unfolded on the afternoon of October 20th at the Nong Prue railway crossing, situated near the Pattaya Waterworks area on Chaiyaphruek Road in Na Kluea, Bang Lamung district.

The identity of the victim, who remains unnamed, is only Mr. A. Footage circulating online reveals the rider attempting to cross the tracks without giving the warning signal sufficient time to pass. Other vehicles had halted behind the lowered barrier. The video depicts Mr. A revving his motorcycle across the tracks as a train approached.

The train slammed into the motorcycle with significant force, instantly killing the rider on the spot and leaving other motorists in utter shock. Nearby motorists heard warnings being shouted at the rider, but he persisted in crossing the crossing. The clip was widely disseminated online with the caption, "Where are you in such a hurry to go?"

This incident underscores the grave risks associated with disregarding railway crossing signals and barriers. Drivers are advised to cease when barriers are lowered and to wait until it is safe to cross. The post "Motorcyclist killed after riding past lowered railway crossing barrier in Pattaya" made its initial appearance on Khaosod English.

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