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Everyone can fly
So why drive with a bus then?
Suchindas bus empire is a dying dinosaur,
compared to other transport options,

which are regularly faster, cleaner, cheaper, safer and more comfortable in.

Sounds like someone has their hand in the bus pie.

Why this Air Chief Marshal doing Suchinda Cherdchai, the owner of several major bus companies such a favor,

to intervene a free market and to protect and shield the worse product?

confessed to robbing at least six other students + stabbed two students.
If they are poor they will get some years in prison.
If they are rich they get bail and could appeal.

It seems that really all have here incredible luck with football betting,
to declare where the unusual fortune multiplication comes from in there bank accounts.

Any idea how many of them were multi-millionaires?

Rhetorical Q., of course.

Rhetorical Answer:

I guess 73 are multi-millionaires.

the police service commission today (Wednesday) approved the transfer of 14 deputy commanders and 59 superintendents many of them were implicated in alleged irregularities,..

Why reshuffle?
Better to shuffle them out from the police force.

Maybe a Koh Tao police officer can show us how the french man could have hanged himself with hands-tied-behind-his-back, jumping from the balcony railing, with two 5cm lacerations to his arm.

What the hell is going on there, on Koh Tao?

Democracy needs a variety of media and differing viewpoints,
so that each can form his own opinion.
New thoughts and new findings means that a country is experiencing progress.

If opinions and other views are suppressed, the country will at best experience a stop in development,
while other countries with a great diversity of opinion and cognition will pass by.

No matter what kind of electoral system exists, the basic requirement is that only honest people are selectable,
which are willing to have a full scrutiny about their past and their finances including a public review of the origin of assets with
matching tax declarations before they come on election lists.

You can not teach monkeys to drive a car.
So an IQ Test should be mandatory.
Thailand must try to take all this crazy, lunatic drivers of from the streets.
It is like to give a 3-year-old a gun with life ammunition to play.
Do not get me wrong, there a many good drivers here,
but they must filter out the brain dead idiots.
In fact, not everybody is able to drive a car save.

Anyone knows that parking your car on a highway is risking your life. Since this water truck was hardly moving, it is akin to parking your car on the middle of the highway. Slow moving vehicles obviously should not be on a highway. You can blame the driver of the van for speeding, but in this case it's clear what caused the accident, the water truck!

I used to work for the police in the UK and took a police driving test there. One of the first things the examiner told me after the test was that if you cannot stop safely and without changing lanes then you are driving too fast for the road conditions.

Correct driving speed: one must always be able to stop within half the sight distance.

The Minivan driver has not adhered to this principle and is clearly driven too fast.

It does not matter what type of barrier appears on the road.

In this case it could have be also the last car, staying in a traffic jam queue.

Who crash into a car from behind, is the culprit.

To maintain the correct safety distance and traffic conditions adapted speed,

many drivers simply have not learned it here!

NRC: police reform to take place in three months.
I support a quota.
50% percent in the thai police force should be women.
That would be a step in the right direction.

I was surprised to find that Thailand is tied with Russia for the second most traffic fatalities. Unsurprisingly, the U.S. is first. I knew there a large number of fatalities in Thailand, but to think that a country of 76 million is runner up to a country of something like 300 million is mind boggling.

U.S. 36,000. 11.6 per 100,000 population

Thailand 26,000. 38.1 per 100,000. 2nd highest in the world (Libya at 40.5)

2010 statistics.

From http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_traffic-related_death_rate

Have to wonder how many of Thailand's are motorcycle with no helmet.

Interesting.

motorcycle with no helmet.

I live on an island and the biggest problem are the crazy local minibus and taxi drivers rustling with 80-100 km / h over populated narrow asphalt slopes.

They know, that some drunken Foreigners make u-turns before the girly bars.

Even there helmes didn´t help them to survive.

To install and inforce some speedlimits on critical points must be there first task, in my opinion.

Govt urged to build roads and rail lines using Thai rubber.

Please not.
Train Rails should best made to be from very good, alloyed, hard steel.

NRC: police reform to take place in three months
I'm curious about the reforms.
Better paid and an end to corruption?
The police as your friend and helper?
Thailand needs it.
Good luck.

Technical Students' Rob Two Nonthaburi 7-11 Stores
The police have not yet caught them (Armed robbery in two cases).
Maybe they are too busy with tourists - piss - tests.
Why not piss test them?
Maybe full with meth and yaba.

Thailand a hub for ICT?

Yes and everything starts with reasonable power sockets without loose contacts,
and a grounded AC power net so that the hub can function at all.

Potentially the new police chief has the opportunity now to show us real change.......

Driver Chatchai Adirekwutthikul, 26, was uninjured. Police said his blood alcohol level did not exceed legal limits. He’ll be charged with damaging public property and reckless driving resulting in injury

plus an additional charge of driving a vehicle without licence plates, possibly without insurance as well ?

Maybe while we're at it we might as well check how the vehicle was imported ?

Fine him with 500 Bahts for reckless driving.

Let the hurt people sue the driver on millions out.

But if the car was purchased without import tax,

the state should then collect 10 million baht tax +

10 million baht as punishment for tax evasion.

Charnchai said he would appeal against the ruling.

So for the next 3 years he will not sit in prison.

After the appeal he will get a sentence with suspension of jail term.

After that you will find his name back on the electoral lists.

Didn't see anywhere that he is on bail, so he is in prison.

He can still appeal from inside as long as he or someone else provides the funds.

In this case if he hasn't got it himself then the party and its owner wont waste money on him.

http://202.47.224.92/en/news.php?id=255008130046

He is out on bail since 13.08.2007

Now he appeal.

I do not think he is now in prison.

Charnchai said he would appeal against the ruling.

So for the next 3 years he will not sit in prison.
After the appeal he will get a sentence with suspension of jail term.
After that you will find his name back on the electoral lists.

Do not worry.
In Thailand you can go out, - if you have some problems - , on bail.
Easy.

Try an all day zebra crosswalk empirical social research at Suvanabum airport at Level 4.
And then post the empirical results.
Some come really late on the brakes.