mikebell

Agreed; most Thai drivers don't differentiate between red & green at traffic lights attracting zero interest from RTP who are too busy arresting old ladies for gambling.

The last recorded arrest for this offence was 18 years ago!

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'Thailand Eyes Tax Revamp to Support Ageing Population’s Needs' starting with aging farang pensioners.

They manage a cop every 10 metres when a big-wig comes to town. That is proper policing of roads.

I think you have missed my point; the daily slaughter on the roads is a direct result of RTP doing little to reduce these numbers whilst stamping out trivial matters like old ladies playing cards. Unless, of course, this was an attempt at humour?

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You couldn't afford to do this on Finnair.

Only one negative comment on a site infamous for griping; well-done.

My thought exactly. RTP must be bored out of their tiny brains to expend resources/man power on such trivia. Meanwhile another 40+ people died on the unpoliced roads of Thailand.

No Police Day - over 360 days every year.

are suffering PTSD as a result and seeking urgent medical attention abroad.

It's taken them 20 years to notice 80 deaths at Tak Bai; 10 days before the Statute of Limitations runs out. The Bigwig concerned was GRANTED leave of absence for MEDICAL treatment abroad! He'll be cured by the end of the month.

'Words sentences that are offensive'. Punctuation mistakes offend me.

It's a holiday weekend - for the police.

Until authorities clamp down on speedsters, the daily figures will continue. This fact appears to have escaped RTP's notice.

Last time I went in Villa, about noon, I was the ONLY customer. There were about fifty assistants visible; most having a staff training excercise. I wonder if this may account for their high prices?

Luckily they weren't playing Bridge for points. A number of pensioners were locked up over night for this heinous crime.

More proof that Pattaya Police force's plan to legalise speeding does not work.

Thank you - a huge list of possibles.

What job does the Russian do to drive a Maserati?

7pm is well past the BIB's bedtime.

Next week police are to be taught to count the number of gas cylinders on waggons/buses.

But we know he won't. RTP must be responsible for much of the corruption in Thailand. This is the average Thai's 1st view of it and sets the seal on their attitude for the rest of their life.

Hippo toys! Do they need batteries?