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Two dead as good Samaritan taxi driver stops to help old man change his tire

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On 1/30/2020 at 7:43 AM, Youlike said:

Many Thai have no idea why their car has hazard lights or even indicators...So it's sure possible.

 

Why not drive the car with the flat tyre to a more safe place? Oh wait, i forget i'm in Thailand....

That would be the logical thing to do however as you say TIT.

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    While they were doing this a dark blue Vios driven too fast by an incompetent idiot who was probably on his phone smashed into them.   There fixed it for you 

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    I think the Vios driver is telling the truth...   Look at how dark his windscreen is tinted, probably lucky to have got as far as he did !!    

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On 1/29/2020 at 11:03 AM, riclag said:

Its highly likely that the safety features of  Thailand's motorways  together with precautions and common sense are  either extremely poor or non existent  ! Where the hell is the emergency lane  or do they consider that bike lane sufficient! 

In Thailand and in peak hour traffic emergency lane becomes normal lane ,not by law but by the incompetents who are on the me first PILL.

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