keith89

1 hour ago, from the home of CC said:

what's ironic is that British travelers most likely spread this pox to some of 'red lit' countries to begin with. An outbound travel restriction months ago could of saved many lives.. 

Totally agree with you and also stopped the illegal immigrants as well from france

On 6/14/2018 at 4:09 PM, jkcjag said:

I've always used a Thai issued Citibank VISA or Thai issued AMEX credit card, or KBank ATM card in the UK...never had any issues

With the pin number 6 digits for kbank can you still use atm in uk because they are 4 digits pin code. Just wondering because i am going back in the next 2 months

20 hours ago, janclaes47 said:

I have always said, doing business with Thais is the way to go..................if you want to lose money

Or farangs 

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What???

what you on about? never read so much rubbish in all my life

Sad that most only live for today without planning for tomorrow.

Thailand and planing? I don't think there is a connection

they did plan a few years ago, they bought a hovercraft for 25 million baht for to help where has this gone?

There are bound to be a plethora of posts deriding the standard of driving in Thailand and laying the blame solely on Thai drivers for road safety problems.

This is a wholly distorted perspective of the causes of the problem. I also suspect that many of these views have a racist motivation.

sorry you are wrong, everyone makes mistakes when driving,all people are saying is the lack of training, a car, motorbike, truck, bus, are all leathel weapons. here they have got to start by banning students from driving motorbikes and if you do that there would be less mistakes when they are old enough to drive a car also need better trainers for driving any vehicle. i say bring in more qualified people for training for road and class work and general maintainence of a vehicle

How many trucks and buses you see with bald tyres, windscreens covered in stickers this is a cause of accidents driving to many hours, (Tiredness Kills) no restrictions here.

And why you are on about racism many people on this forum live in Thailand,if they were racist what are they doing here?