Where can I find a publication of traffic fines? I found this link (http://www.trafficpolice.go.th/fine.php) but they removed it from there website. I was fined because the wheels of my car where protruding the fenders of the vehicle. I can imagine that to be a violation but what would be the related fine? 

500 baht....one price fits all and not up for discussion

Hopefully the fine is a lot.

Because those wheels are very dangerous for motorcycle drivers.

http://driving-in-thailand.com/land-traffic-act/

 

The fines shown here appear to be the maximum fines. The law actually stipulates a range, often 400 to 1000 Baht or 200 to 500 Baht.

A hell of a lot less than it would be in our home countries, change the wheels, makes you an easy target, that and being a farang $$$$$$$$

1 minute ago, 4MyEgo said:

change the wheels

Can't you just stick some  after market plastic wheel arches on ???

21 minutes ago, TheDutchEngineer said:

I was fined because the wheels of my car where protruding the fenders of the vehicle. I can imagine that to be a violation but what would be the related fine? 

Whatever the fine is, it's way too low.

By modifying your car in such a way, you show that you have no regard for people on the road.

4 minutes ago, jackdd said:

Whatever the fine is, it's way too low.

By modifying your car in such a way, you show that you have no regard for people on the road.

I wonder what is the fine for the motorbike riders who show their consideration for other road users by riding on the wrong side of the road, undertaking, and generally pulling out without looking and without warning?

Thais generally have zero concern for other road users.

1 minute ago, KittenKong said:

8 minutes ago, jackdd said:

Whatever the fine is, it's way too low.

By modifying your car in such a way, you show that you have no regard for people on the road.

I wonder what is the fine for the motorbike riders who show their consideration for other road users by riding on the wrong side of the road, undertaking, and generally pulling out without looking and without warning?

Thais generally have zero concern for other road users.

The motorcycle rider who do that too often probably die.

What is it you want to tell us? Because some motorcycle riders do something wrong that makes it ok for car drivers to also do things wrong?

 

Personally I don't mind if a car driver puts big spoiler(s) on his car or makes it wider or lots of other things. But wheels outside the fenders are dangerous!

 

Just now, OneMoreFarang said:

What is it you want to tell us? Because some motorcycle riders do something wrong that makes it ok for car drivers to also do things wrong?

 

Personally I don't mind if a car driver puts big spoiler(s) on his car or makes it wider or lots of other things. But wheels outside the fenders are dangerous!

I'm just pointing out that there are thousands of dangerous things (or rather people) on Thai roads. Nearly all of them could be prevented with a bare minimum of thought and I dont think that protruding wheels are really any worse than many of the other stupid things I see here.

21 minutes ago, KittenKong said:

I'm just pointing out that there are thousands of dangerous things (or rather people) on Thai roads. Nearly all of them could be prevented with a bare minimum of thought and I dont think that protruding wheels are really any worse than many of the other stupid things I see here.

The OP is a falang and should know better. Just because the Thais are driving dangerously doesn't mean you have to join them.

Time for some stick on wheel arches....????

My bil used to negotiate for ฿200 on his big wheels Isuzu p/u then show that ticket for a few weeks. It took a few years and thousands in fines but he finally gave in and put normal rims back on.

9 hours ago, giddyup said:

The OP is a falang and should know better. Just because the Thais are driving dangerously doesn't mean you have to join them.

When in Rome.....

 

If you drive or follow the rules ( try ) of your home country there is a much higher chance of an accident, drive as you wish - no one cares, easy to blend in with all the other morons.

10 hours ago, JaiLai said:

When in Rome.....

 

If you drive or follow the rules ( try ) of your home country there is a much higher chance of an accident, drive as you wish - no one cares, easy to blend in with all the other morons.

Moron response.

I fixed my wheel issue with wider guards. There is a ridiculous amount of cars & pickups here with oversized rims, I don’t know why I bothered 

Moron response.

Very rude


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2 minutes ago, JaiLai said:

Very rude


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I was using the same word as the poster I responded to.

Best to check laws concerning car/truck alterations. Friends truck was white when purchased and he added graphics similar to picture but more extensive. The Auto tag office would not renew 

registration (window) sticker because the black in their opinion was more than 50% of original color.

3 hours ago, giddyup said:

I was using the same word as the poster I responded to.

well done - very impressive.

On 7/30/2019 at 1:13 PM, giddyup said:

The OP is a falang and should know better. Just because the Thais are driving dangerously doesn't mean you have to join them.

having wheels in such a position.....does NOT mean the driver is/will drive dangerously DOES IT ????????

13 minutes ago, essox essox said:

having wheels in such a position.....does NOT mean the driver is/will drive dangerously DOES IT ????????

Yes it does. It's both dangerous and illegal.

The "publication" you are seeking is my bank records! ????