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Police announce measures in bid to tackle air pollution

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17 hours ago, PremiumLane said:

I am pretty sure just about all tuk-tuks are gas powered, so not really part of the problem - or am I wrong?

Many are 2-cycles, burning oil along with gas.

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18 hours ago, PremiumLane said:

I am pretty sure just about all tuk-tuks are gas powered, so not really part of the problem - or am I wrong?

In Bangkok maybe but surely not in the provinces .

Will this now be added to the Cabin Crew's safety routine when landing in The Land of Smog

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23 hours ago, webfact said:

Police announce measures in bid to tackle air pollution

So another crackdown on the last crackdown on the crackdown previously to that one and the one before that one that have all failed miserably !

They had to move in and get a piece of the action.

Are there laws in place for all of this is it just made up as they go on their merry way all the way to receiving the brown envelope. 

Both my vehicles I had in Thailand from new were well maintaine and driven conservatively would spew black smoke out of the exhaust if reved hard. My question is WHY? My suspicion was exhaust system not real/cheap as carbon should be burnt off and not accumulate or fuel is really bad. I would like to understand. (one was Triton 4x4 and one 4x4 everest 3.2). 

15 hours ago, richard_smith237 said:

And what about the public busses, some of the worst polluters in Bangkok. 

 

Forget submarines, upgrade the fleet of public busses to Air-con cleaner running busses (they don’t have to be electric, just cleaner). 

 

Encourage more Public Transport use, improve the traffic flow, limit private vehicle use in the centers (i.e. congestion charges) and primarily, more than anything else, actually do something real about the burning of fields and factories that pollute. 

 

The issue with Thailands seasonal pollution is not caused by any single mode of transport / pollution but a whole combination of factors including the weather (the weather is the one part they are unable to control) the rest can be dealt with, fairly quickly if those in positions of power cared enough to apply continued pressure. 

 

They got new buses but they made a story up about tax issues. They since vanished from the docks. Not another word hurd. I think they sold them pocketed the money.

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