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Exactly.. the story doesn't tell the whole story. Sometimes you've gotta be the one handing punishments here to these ****head drivers since the police won't do anything.

The main problem is if the insurance company doesn't clearly define the hazardous activities that are not covered and use vague wording in their policy. This essentially gives them the power to reject much any claim if they deem your sports activity / transport hazardous. With Luma Health I use for global IDP insurance, they actually gave a very clear definition including a list of the sports and circumstances that are not covered.

I have the opposite experience in Bangkok and think motorbike taxis are the absolute worst of the worst. They ride however they want like they own their intersections and cut through red lights from every possible angle. The delivery riders are bad too, but at least they usually stop and apologize if I'm blaring my twin PIAA horns while about to hit them.

Maybe they should stop selling weed between 14:00-17:00 and the problem would be solved.

There are hundreds of second hand part sellers in Bangkok alone specializing in BMW parts. I recommend searching for a FB group " *your car model* Thailand" and posting there. I personally bought a whole M sport steering wheel from Chiang Khong Bagna (the junk yard). Example of such shop here: https://www.facebook.com/San6161

I believe that statement is incorrect. There is nothing illegal about using AirBnB as a platform itself. It's just illegal for individual room owners to rent for less than 30 days at a time without a hotel license. An actual hotel using AirBnB to rent rooms would be legal, as well as private condo owners renting for more than 30 days at a time.

With all the Euro 5 (6?) stuff modern bikes come with absolutely hideous, heavy and performance-restricting exhausts. These things just need to go! Looks like a hoover attached to the bike.

And who's life was she exactly going to ruin? Those of some beach partygoers who now have to stick to Sangsom and Coke instead? From earlier articles it was stated that the drug was MDMA (ecstasy). This is a relatively harmless party drug which if used correctly, results in a very good time for the user for a few hours with minimal side effects. If you ever meet a person high on MDMA, they might do dangerous things like want to hug you and tell you they love you. It's not like she was dealing meth or heroin... In some developed countries they have started using MDMA to treat PTSD patients with great success.

Even 2am is too late to make noise. Most people go to bed before midnight. The focus should be on banning noise from residential areas and completely free the opening hours like in many countries. If people want to party until 9am in a soundproof underground nightclub, who does it actually bother?