Gottfrid

Can you please bring up 5 more such cases? If you can´t, then just maybe you can sit down and think about why. The answer is simple.

Damn right! He is more law-abiding than 30% of the Thai drivers.

If you want to make such comparison, that´s ok with me. In that case we still comes down to where the laws are most important to enforce. Is that a good mc-rider making illegal stunts on the road without hurting somebody, or is it the vast amount of drunk drivers that kill people every day? Is it the happy foreigner feeding the monkey´s or is it the high level of domestic violence in Thailand? Is it the foreigners smoking some ganja on their bungalow patio on an island far out in the ocean or is it all the scams and fakes going on in Thailand? I agree 100% with that all should, and must, be enforced, but they have a serious problem enforcing anything on a regular basis in this country. Therefore, I suggest they start to focus on the most important parts to enforce instead. So, that means if you say that Hitler was more bad than Stalin, then I would go with initial enforcement of the law against Hitler. 😉

Ok, Now I got to know something new. I have also shipped a lot of stuff during my days from surely 20-30 different countries, but never ever heard of a tracking system that only work inside the sending country. It defies all logic as well as purpose with the tracking number.

Malcolm, that´s just because you hesitated and opened this topic on the forum, instead of banging directly. 😉

Eeeeh! Hmmm.....Nothing is easy for RTP

So they raise alarm over what? That their own government and country have turned their back on them and tourism?

I assume that must be Thai people. What about all Thais driving drunk, have total lack of understanding about traffic or just drive like idiots on the roads on a daily basis? What they see here, is a seasoned and professional MC rider, and then they talk about danger! Seriously!?

Father of the Month.

And the madness continues. I can only say Top Charoen

Yeah, that´s the big problem here. Too many stay a couple of years, and suddenly fall in to the Thai baht trap. Everything becomes expensive as the numbers sounds soo high. The complaining starts, and the money counting, getting scared if have enough to stay and live. It´s actually a very sad story. Like 6 USD as you say, and take away 3. Then you have the terrible price of a small chang beer out one night. Laughable!

You are perfectly right in that reply. Just a question about the specifics of some.

Nah, not smart-ass. Only instinct told me that, actually. Didn´t even have to think. But, thank you. It´s nice to know you loved it and thought it was awesome.

Hey! That´s totally logical. Can´t be more obvious!

Of course it does. That´s the whole idea with tracking.

I believe it will be, if you are not forced to work overtime at the same time.

yeah, just sad that his toughness must be inherited from his Indian ancestors. But, it´s all good, that the rest of the world can export some quality to the UK.

About the same time the first car arrived in Thailand.

Not really new at all. Has been in some places for a couple of years.

If you can drive, don´t do it in Thailand at the age of 21.

Ok, Indians and Arabs I can understand, but what is generally wrong with the Ozzies?

Actually a good story for once. Happy for the guy. Eight year older car, though.

This is an awesome idea? As soon as we see a drone, we will automatically take up our passport and let then photo copy the last stamp page.

Malcolm, the answer is most of the times no, but as you post there are exceptions.

That just tells how sick individuals it exists out there.