Video: Amazing Thailand: Pajero driver sought for driving on the train tracks

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Video: Amazing Thailand: Pajero driver sought for driving on the train tracks

 

Thai caption: Driving on the rails

 

An appeal for information has been posted on a Bangkok data site on Facebook after a person was caught on CCTV driving on train tracks in Bangkok. 

 

The car was a Mitsubishi Pajero but information was needed about the registration plate. 

 

The vehicle was going along the rails on its way to Yomarat after midnight on Saturday/Sunday. 

 

Sanook reported that the authorities want to have a word with the driver. 

 

Source: Sanook

 

 

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[taichiplanet]

anyone can tell that is the car from Back To The Future 4 getting up speed to time travel.

[RotBenz8888]

One of those Kamikaze Zeros got lost.

[mok199]

''I think I can I think I can''...

Edited November 26, 2019 by mok199

[AhFarangJa]

Well..........Pajero in Spanish means one who masturbates often, or wa***r / To***r. So maybe the driver is just living up to the name.......????

[30la]

It seems they are already taking the test for the future Pattaya tram. ????

[RichardColeman]

This does not boast well for high speed trains

[Jane Dough]

Make a change from the road ragers who are off the rails. 

 

Rooster

[hotchilli]

1 hour ago, RichardColeman said:

This does not boast well for high speed trains

Or trams in Pattaya.... best shelve that plan before it even starts!

[Regyai]

But, when I buy, they say it can 'Off Road'

[shady86]

Mitsubishi must be happy their Pajeros will sell like hot cakes.

[lensta]

Give it a couple of days and the driver will turn up at a police station

with his mummy holding his hand, say solly and pay a 500 Baht fine, then

off to the temple to make merit.

[sirineou]

I never saw a sign saying Pajeros can't drive on train tracks 

[ratcatcher]

Simply a case of Thais driving on ties.

[Burma Bill]

Thailand's answer to the UK's former "Motorail" service:-

 

[Reigntax]

In any other country you would think <deleted>. In Thailand you would think nothing unusual.