This is the railway that looks like if it was built especially for the railway fans. A norry, or a bamboo train – is a draisine that operates on a long rail track in Cambodia.
While it is of utmost importance to show the video how norries use a single track to provide a bidirectional service, this passage from the Wikipedia worth mentioning:
A scheduled service run by the Government also operates but is slower and less reliable due to frequent derailments and breakdowns… Norries have low fares, are frequent and relatively fast, so are popular despite their rudimentary design, lack of brakes, the state of the rails (often broken or warped) and lack of any formal operating regime…
So that’s how the bamboo train passes another oncoming bamboo train on a single track:
A Kiviõli Flatlord 