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Pattaya more family friendly than ever as new 13km cycle way opens


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Pattaya more family friendly than ever as new 13km cycle way opens

 

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Picture: Manager

 

Manager said that Pattaya is a world class resort visited by foreigners from all over the world. 

 

But now it is more family friendly than ever thanks to a new cycle route that has been opened. 

 

The route connects Sukhumvit Road (Route 3) with Route 331. 

 

There is a cycle way traversing a distance of 13.632 km route.

 

Local roads 1008,3020,5010 and 1003 have been refurbished and revamped at a total cost of nearly 145 million baht.

 

There are many attractions in the area - especially temples and Buddha Mountain - that families just love to visit. 

 

Director of the Department of Rural Roas Phisit Jitwiriyawasin hailed his new cycle way and route improvements as a boon for tourism. 

 

Source: Manager Online

 

 
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They have been open for a couple of years already and are  quite popular during weekends with cyclists from Bangkok, not sure that any tourists are or will be using them though as they are over 25km out of town around the Wat Yan, Silver Lakes area. 

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Some physical therapy stations on the road embankment for those recovering from bar girls and ladyboys attacks would be very beneficial as well.

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Ludicrous :No need for bike lanes in that low traffic :One to get out of Pattaya would be great. Once in the countryside you don't really need

one. 

FFurthermore, do bike lanes ever work in Thailand. They got some in Bangkok to serve as car parking areas, motorcycle lanes and selling space for vendors. 

The only one that works is the one around Suvarnaphum Airport, because it is completely closed to all motorized traffic. 

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I cycle around these routes a lot including silverlake, wat Yan. Many groups around, cycling will only get more popular and more tourists will come for it. They've done a good job with these routes

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This is not a moan nor criticism of a great idea but it could only happen here!

 

At the first traffic lights after Ban Amphur on Sukhumvit going towards Sattahip turn left and you are on the first part of this cycle/motorcycle lane  lane going up towards the temple and what do we find, that the cycle lane is full of shizer, grids and uneven water holding  surfaces together with lots of sand  perfect for a thinly tyred road bike !

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3 hours ago, PatOngo said:

You can put lipstick on a pig....but it's still a pig!

 

But at least it's a pretty pig.   

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Somchai to Noi

" Ooh look Noi, a special bit of road to race on with all the lovely colours and signs '

" Chai, and if we go really fast, we will be able to mow down a cyclist or two if we use this special road "

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I drive this route often. It is very nice and used a lot on weekends. I wonder how many bar-stool/key board critics have ever ventured south of Pattaya Tai?

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One of the biggest things I miss about living in Central Pattaya is there is no safe place to bike.  Definitely would save me a gym membership if safe cycling lanes were implemented in Pattaya city.

 

A cycling path along Beach Road would be great.  Would be a nice ride too.

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