15 hours ago, cardinalblue said:

poor education and not practicing safe breaking distance leads to pile ups all over the place....

I blame the insurance companies...

Usually do not need a cat for some idiot to slam on the brakes in the middle of the right with no obstacle in front. Though having a cat makes it more heroic, instead of dropped my lipstick ????

Cat probably a Burmese blue, no Thai cat would do such a thing ????

14 hours ago, 30la said:

Maybe a cat ... for the vehicles driven up, comes only inadeguates drive and lacking distance to the foreman, very often to see here in Thailand!

Yes, right, I totally agree with every word.

17 hours ago, Assurancetourix said:

They will never learn and understand  ;

they don't know because they never went to a driving school ...

They never went to any school that taught awareness, foresight and critical thinking. 

3 minutes ago, Damrongsak said:

They never went to any school that taught awareness, foresight and critical thinking. 

They have Google, for example, to educate themselves;
to open to the world, the outside of Thailand ...
Except that what they like is to watch and write debilites on Facebook or Line ..
To learn, to know, it's just good for farang ...

 

Yinn, why do not you explain to your family, to your neighbors what are stopping distances (on dry or wet roads) and safe distances when driving ..?
and what's the point of a seatbelt ...?
and why it is necessary to buckle it even (and I will say especially) to the rear places ... of a vehicle?
and why one should never ride in the bucket of a pickup?

 

Is it too much to ask?

I know in OZ it's illegal to stop or swerve to ovoid an animal.Does anybody know if there's a similar law here?

1 hour ago, FarFlungFalang said:

I know in OZ it's illegal to stop or swerve to ovoid an animal.Does anybody know if there's a similar law here?

Only if it's an alien.

2 hours ago, bluesofa said:

Only if it's an alien.

Do you get points on your licence for hitting one?

2 minutes ago, FarFlungFalang said:

Do you get points on your licence for hitting one?

The points depend on what type of alien it is.

When you have enough points you can redeem them for various items at the "Chim-Shop-Chai” outlet.

6 hours ago, FarFlungFalang said:

I know in OZ it's illegal to stop or swerve to ovoid an animal.Does anybody know if there's a similar law here?

With the recent (absurd) anti cruelty to animals law  its "probably" illegal not stop for animals in the road and less of a penalty for running down a human being !

How many lives does the cat have left?