Ebumbu

That's a good idea. Bike is probably worth 9000 baht or so. Thing is, it runs perfectly. Since I can't foresee all the potential scenarios of liability, I'll go this route. Thanks.

I'm nice, as long as it won't come back to bite me. I'm OK with money.

It's more than 5 years old. Runs fine. It could be 10 years old. Unsure. Bought it used. I got insurance and license and stuff about 3 years ago and have done nothing since. I don't want to register it in her name unless she lays down cash. Unlikely to happen. OK, so I ask her to get it taxed and insured. And inspected? I'm in Phuket. Sounds good.

OK. This is at the Land Transport office where I got my Thai driver's license? Will Google it. Thanks! Maybe I ask her to go and hope she doesn't take out an entire family on the way there.

Hi everyone. I have a Thai friend who is broke. I plan to lend her my scooter. It's registered to me, but I didn't keep insurance active. I use a car now and don't need the scooter. My car is legal and insured. If she were to get into an accident with my scooter, could I be held responsible for damage? How do I avoid that? Do I need to go to Land Transport to renew insurance with her name on it? Do I need to bring the bike with me? I hurt my hip and avoid riding scooters now. Thanks!