13 hours ago, puffy said:

Not saying this was the case, but last year my one year old started having serious breathing issues, and was going in and out of consciousness. 

I drove very fast and in and out of traffic to get to the hospital quickly. So sometimes it can be necessary to drive like this.

No situation gives anyone the right to drive in such a way to endanger other people's lives. Speed is one thing, dangerous driving as seen in this video is a completely different thing.

2 hours ago, White Christmas13 said:

I don't know about that but you can not drive with a Thai license in Australia

you will need an international license to do so 

My wife does/ did. As long as the details are in English it's all good. 

2 hours ago, White Christmas13 said:

I don't know about that but you can not drive with a Thai license in Australia

you will need an international license to do so 

 

[Semantics] As the Thai License is in Thai Script it will need to be accompanied by an International Driving Permit which can be obtained from the DLT (after they have held a full license for a year).

On 1/23/2018 at 6:17 PM, tubby johnson said:

500 Baht fine and a polite wai.

 

This happens too often. The police aren't interested.

No money in it for them, no such thing as a fine for bad driving in Thailand

A post containing a link to a Thai language news site has been removed as this is the English language side of the forum. 

I would kill this <deleted> <deleted> all myself........