It's like people that resisted getting an iPhone and hung on to their Nokia, Blackberry, or Sony Ericsson, claiming it was 'better' and iPhones were just a fad.
Who in their right mind would buy a Vauxhall (GM) EV?
It's Chinese or Tesla at this point (super luxury like Lotus and Porsche notwithstanding).
People slating EVs don't seem to realise that in just a few years you will have batteries that will be so powerful that 1,000kms+ range will be the norm, and they will take 5 minutes to charge.
It's coming, and ICE vehicles will be consigned to the past. It will happen fast too, just like the transition from horse to the car.
EVs are part of the next great transport and logistics revolution.
Against the Thai highway code. Many junctions are similarly marked. No consistency or adherence to regulations.
Turning to the right, should give way to the left. Turning left, give way to the right.
Sounds like he pulled out and didn't see the bike. The bike honked his horn and the pickup driver floored it instead of stopping where he was. Perhaps if he had stopped, the bike may have hit him. Either way, pickup driver's fault.
Nearly all new cars in my moo baan are Chinese EVs. BYD, Ora and Deepal mostly.
Toyota have missed the boat on the EV revolution and are now so far behind the Chinese that their sales have slumped.
See: Subaru, Honda, Mitsubishi etc.
This is what happens when you have coups, allow entrenched corruption from politicians and never punish anyone properly for what they have done.
The circus continues.
It is sad, but Thailand is still very much a Third-world country in mentality.
The infrastructure may have developed but the education system, political system, the culture, their beliefs, and the mentality stay firmly rooted in centuries past.
It is usually up to a single judge in cases like this to reach a verdict. Your post goes way beyond criticising a court decision, into allegations of bribery and corruption. None of which you have any evidence of.
Dunno about that. Cambodia has recently implemented an online arrival card system and app, and it seems to work pretty well.
Mind you they are already 15 years ahead of Thailand when it comes to e-visas.