lordgrinz

The new Chinese sub should make for a nice tourist attraction along side the defunct aircraft carrier, that's if they don't sink it before leaving the harbor.

We have multiple roads with signs similar to this near me, tons of people turning right from a straight lane only, and people going straight from a turn only lane. It's so common that I wonder if Thai's have trouble thinking with more than one brain cell.

Only Thai's could be confused by this 😂

Spain is fining a tourist $231,000 for flying a drone illegally, what fine he gets here in Thailand will seem like a discount to that amount.

From the film it looks like he swerves to avoid the bike hitting the dashcam car, I assume the rider is further back on the ground, he may have never seen him down under the high dashboard, assuming that he thought he missed crashing into another crash scene. He is at most guilty of leaving the scene of an accident, if they can prove he ever thought he got in an accident to begin with, the bike never got hit by the lorry. Either way the biker caused this accident, and is responsible for his own predicament. I'm impressed at the swerving maneuver of the lorry, he probably saved him from getting killed.

Again, you don't seem to understand what you are watching, try again.....pay very close attention, because you are so wrong it's almost pathetic. Hint: The rearview camera view is flipped. The motorcycle can't pass on the driver's side where "parked" cars are located.

Wrong wrong wrong ......he is overtaking on the passenger side!!!! It's a rearview camera view! The truck is in the middle lane when the bike encounters the parked cars and then swerves across the solid line into the middle lane, locks up his brakes and literally crashes into the dashcam car. There are 2 solid lines as they approach the zebra crossing, thus NO lane changes allowed!

Finally, video! ... he's undertaking the truck, then locks up his brakes and drops the bike sliding into a protected lane (solid line) right into the rear of the dashcam car, then gets run over by the truck as it swerves to miss him. This is all on the motorcycle rider, lack of driving skills, and refusal to slow down, possibly trying to change lanes illegally by undertaking because of the parked cars in his own lane.

Please, show us both.

Just a side note, don't ever lay your bike down, it won't stop any faster by doing so.

Definitely changes the one-sided narrative of the family, if he's sliding into view, then the accident happened when he dropped the bike.

Based on the new information that he dropped the bike and slid under a 20 wheeled lorry, who probably never even knew anything happened, I'm not sure the lorry driver is guilty of anything.

Gave it up, mainly because of the other dangerous motorcycles out there, I never felt much of an issue with cars around me, but the motorcycle riders are nuts here.

So he got run over after skidding underneath a 20 wheeled lorry, which probably never even felt it. Would love to see the CCTV and dashcam though.

Any local news, or just the same UK driven articles all copying each other?