Titan1962

Basically it all stems from lack of law enforcement,plus many of these kids grow up in rural areas where it’s accepted. You won’t change a thing until the police start confiscating bikes and fining the rider and family. Until that happens,nothing will change,just another day in Thailand. Same has to be said about zebra crossings,pulled up at one yesterday to let the person cross the road. Nearly got rear ended,the car past me on the right to avoid hitting me, No one else stopped in the outer lane so I proceeded with caution. The person who wanted to cross the road just waited until there was a big enough gap in traffic for him to cross. So your dammed if you do and dammed if you don’t. Just like roundabouts,they honestly have no idea on how it’s supposed to work. They stop on the roundabout to let you enter,people here just don’t really give a flying F.

Well if something is going to spread rapidly,it will be in Phuket and Pattaya. secondly, it just goes to show you how well the 90 day reporting system works if he has been here on overstay for a year. Good guys do the right thing,bad guys don’t. pits about time the government had a good look at the 90 day reporting system. Use that for people who don’t hold annual visas like retirement visa Non O. Seems ridiculous that you have a visa to live in the country for a year but need to report every 90 days. It should be if granted the retirement visa you need to report any change of address during that visas validity.

About time,selling of lottery tickets on major roads is a stupid idea. The main road outside the front of our complex has them lined up everywhere. Cars driving slow,not focusing on the road pulling up without indicating,pulling back into traffic to move up 20 meters to the next one. If they want to sell them,sell them at petrol stations,tesco car parks,not on the side of the road. Driving in Thailand is bad enough without having one more distraction on the road.