Transport
Dozens of Motorists Report Vehicle Damage on Bangkok’s Rama 9 Road
At least 73 drivers have filed police reports following incidents where falling asphalt damaged their vehicles on Rama 9 Road in Bangkok.
On September 19, 2026, a significant number of motorists reported vehicle damage while traveling on the outbound section of Rama 9 Road in Bangkok. According to Khaosod Online Thailand, at least 73 drivers have visited the Huamark Police Station to file formal reports regarding the incident.
The damage was reportedly caused by asphalt falling onto vehicles as they passed through the area. The affected cars include a variety of models, ranging from luxury vehicles such as Mercedes-Benz and BMW to various electric vehicles and standard passenger cars.
For residents and travelers in Bangkok, this incident highlights potential road maintenance issues that could pose risks to vehicle safety and cause unexpected travel delays. Those who frequently use the Rama 9 route are advised to exercise caution and remain vigilant for road surface irregularities.
At this stage, authorities have not yet released a definitive cause for the asphalt detachment, nor have they announced specific plans for immediate road repairs or compensation for the affected motorists. Further investigations by local authorities are expected to clarify the structural integrity of the road and determine the next steps for those whose vehicles were damaged. Travelers should monitor local traffic updates for any potential lane closures or maintenance work that may follow this event.