Turn signals don't mean squat in Thailand (and I'm betting just as much in other parts of the world).
Some people don't use them at all.
Some people leave them on all the time.
The two most irritating things for me about the usage of turn signals in Thailand:
- The person who is first in line at a red light (or directly in front of me). Sits there for the duration of the light and just as it turns green turns on his turn signal.
- The person who is driving slow in the fast lane (right) and when you get up behind them they turn their turn signal on for a right hand turn but yet the next possible place to make a right hand turn is 3 km down the road.
Seen a number of close calls between scooters where one had left their signal on and wasn't going to be turning.
Totally the opposite here in Nan, the scooters start into the intersection while the light is still red.....and on top of that folks in the oncoming direction who want to turn right at the light will do so in front of you while the light is still red for them (just prior to turning green).
.....and don't even get me started about pedestrian crosswalks or the lack of providing the right-of-way for ambulances.
"There are 8 ways to get from Suvarnabhumi Airport (BKK) to Don Muang Airport (DMK) by train, bus, subway, taxi, car, or towncar"
......and yet I only see 6 being listed.
They forgot:
- Walk
- Tuktuk
- Scooter
Hey there little buddy. I realize it's way past your curfew and bedtime (11:25 pm) but now that I've had a handful or two of beers in my system I thought we could continue our disagreement.
Let me start by using your version of the English language:
'Blah blah blah...bim.bah.bim....blah blah blah.......ai...oue...ie...blah blah blah'
'Significant' ????? Hmmmmmm and you are English literate?
The 'title' can be anything I want it to be. The details of any thread is the OP, the 'title' is just an attention grabber.
NOTE: Last post for now. I don't like arguing with drunks.
Correct, that's the 'title', not the OP (Original Post).
Good boy, now go and try reading the OP then come back and post what you think it means. Can you do that?
Let me understand, your significant other annoys you because she/he has 'Thais' and/or 'tourists'.
Yeah, that makes perfect sense. Great use of the English language there expert.
*** Suggestion: Stop posting when you drink more than 2 beers.
LOL.... That is clearly the second most annoying thing about my significant other....... It's like maybe she said the first part of the conversation to herself and she thinks I heard it..... Happens too frequently and occurs everyday.