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Stick to the roads: BMA to enforce new fine for riding on sidewalks


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4 hours ago, webfact said:

Sakoltee said he has assigned the enforcement department to develop an app to allow city enforcers to know whether certain motorcyclists have repeatedly broken the rules..

That will just result in an increase in the removal of number plates, to try and avoid being caught.

 

In Udon alone I've notice a marked increase in the number of white licence plate cars with the rear black numbers 'whited out', presumably to avoid being read by cameras. The front number plates always tend to be untampered with though.

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 The new pavements put down along Sukhumvit virtually all have dropped curbs. 

The BMA is having a laugh as per normal.

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Old News. The BMA introduced a Fine of B5000 for motocycles riding on the pavement 2 years ago with large signs along the route. The police have not been enforcing that  fine and now they are only charging B2,000. Do they think that they will stop riding on the pavement if the reduce the fine from B5,000 to B2,000. A policemen watches the motorcyclists riding down Srinakarin road opposite Talad Rot Fai, but never bother to catch them despite the danger to pedestrians.

Posted
7 hours ago, webfact said:

The city administration collected Bt11.179 million during the same period.

And put it all to good use no-doubt ?

Posted
9 hours ago, webfact said:

Sakoltee said he has assigned the enforcement department to develop an app

 

So that's where all those sent to inactive posts go to. The enforcement department. Should have been obvious, really.

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9 hours ago, webfact said:

Sakoltee said although the BMA has been fining motorcyclists B1,000 for riding and park on sidewalks, they continued to violate the regulations so the BMA decided to double the fine to Bt2,000 from August 1.

Wow!  By golly, THAT will sure solve the problem!!! 

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Start in Sukhumvit Soi 6, Bangkok, Lumpini will make a fortune & most also riding the wrong way up a one way street, but will never be enforced. someone is dreaming

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