The vast majority of drivers in Thailand have no idea how-to drive and follow the rules.The government can make a large sum.of money fining inconsiderate fools disobeying road rules
What has happened to Australia over the last 10 or 12 years is nothing short of disgusting and when I thought it couldn't get lower things like this happens.No wonder many people wish to leave there country Australia.
Definitely %100 yes.Be careful as many places take orders on numbers such as E20 and have different pictures besides them and there for consider it your fault so you pay.
This is a tippacle response in Thailand,it was the machinery or vehicle's fault.No one seems to look at the operator and the lack of maintenance of the machinery.
It appears every week there's a new rule or law that affects us non Thai people who have decided to make Thailand there new home.Doesn't the Thai government want us and our money here.
How about going out onto the road to catch people speeding,not indicating and no lights or do I have my priorities mixed up.Trying to fine a tourist for this seems to be more important to some.
Thailand has to get a Non corrupt department somehow to enforce all road rules and be very serious about them such as removing vehicles,enforcing fines and jailing people.Build more prisons you will need them.
Maybe one day Thailand can have a department of some type that is not corrupt and enforce road rules and regulations and we actually see them regularly on the road fining people.
No just joking it can't and won't happen.
Sounds like a plan.Lets concentrate on Bangkok and the hi so's again and hope Thailands smog and dirty air problem will be solved.Do any other provinces exist in the government small mind.
When will people understand you never interfere in another couples disputes,it's just not safe anymore.Inform someone of what you've seen and walk away it just may save your life.
Why doesn't the government employee people to look after all these speeding drunken road abuses and have a points system.No points left no license and no car,simple.In the west we call them police officers.
I had the exact same problem after over 7 years of successful transfers.I rang my Australia bank and talked to an Indian girl who surprisingly helped me out.I couldn't change my contact details so I had to inform them I wasn't receiving the sent OTP code.Because it's a new transfer the bank doesn't recognize it and the first time transfer is VERY difficult.
If you miss behave in Thailand in someone's business or home. there's a good chance you will be strongly persuaded out in the Thai fashion.Show some respect or go home and don't look back.
There's nothing wrong with a slap on the butt and being sent to your room until you realize what you've done wrong. I'm sure the majority of us had that 3 or4 timed before.