Ralf001

Ehh ?

And do we know what decision the insurance made ?

Great post, nailed it.

Stopped riding scooters, too dangerous.

Mighta been on a promise in the Booze Lounge.... Have seen same/simliar scoot parked out front often.

He was heading from suk road direction up Khao talo to buy meds ?. Where did he live !

No traffic light or signage... white lines means F-All. The white line you have hung your hat on. Well it was painted when the bypass was made dual carriageway and traffic lights installed. The traffic lights was a catastrophic disaster for traffic management and were no longer used shortly after implementation, this was around 2015 from memory.... maybe a few years earlier. No more traffic lights = white lines means F-All. Run along champ... you have zero knowledge to comment on this road.

the stop junction that has not stop signage ?

hahahahaha.. put down the crack pipe princess !

This would be the only reason why I would buy one. Would love a Lucid Sapphire, sadly my pockets are not deep enough .

So they are legal to ride in the soi's you claim. Does Big C supply the required new vehicle documentation to register them for soi use with the DLT ?

Correct champ... gold star for you. The line means nothing without the associated signage... This is common thing in many countries. Maybe you shoulda looked into this before hanging your hat on a white line !

The white line in the line to stop at.... when there are stop signs in place. Where are the stop signs in your picture ?

Got a link to these Big C electric scoots that are road legal ? Does Big C provide all the required documents for the DLT to supply a book and plates ?

My daily has done 160,000 km and never been plugged into a charger. @ 1.8bt per km traveled I guess it is more costly to run than an EV, in saying that its fairly frugal on consumables... just fitted the second set of tires and brake pads since.

Am keen to know cause I'll grab one for beer runs. Taking out the car is a pain and a box of beers on the scoot is sketchy !

The white lines are leftover from before the bypass was dual carriageway.

Should ask him I reckon.

where are the stop or give way signs ? they must have been installed today after I came to work cause they weren't there this morning at 5am !

The light flashes red when the rail crossing is closed for a passing train. Occasionally they will turned on (in all directions) flashing orange... not often though.

Climb down of your high horse there Tonto. 1. That mobility scooter is not road legal in Thailand. 2. This accident did not happen in rural Thailand... location is irrelevant though so not sure why you mention it.

Plenty of pharmacies in that soi so that BS excuse aint gunna fly.

Am assuming he was a self righteous "<deleted> you all the world owes me" type of fella and expected everyone to yield to him riding illegally on his mobility thing. . play stupid games, win stupid prizes............. this lad hit paydirt !

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Thats why when the bypass became dual carrigeway... they put traffic lights in at each intersection.