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New normal: Screens for taxis made by Thai Air Force aim to inspire passenger confidence


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1 hour ago, Jonathan Fairfield said:

It is fitted with six fans that circulate air between the passenger and driver compartments. The fans operate quietly.

great - one way to make sure is gets around and everyone is exposed 

 

the best way is to open all the windows and keep the area well ventilated 

 

or better still, avoid using closed in taxi's would be my preference - or any sort of public transport with closed doors like BTS etc 

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1 hour ago, Jonathan Fairfield said:

a senior representative of the Royal Thai Air Force presented a prototype of a new plastic shield to protect taxi drivers and passengers from contracting the coronavirus in cabs.

 

Kitsom Phankosan met with several taxi companies and garages to present the device.

 

Should be a nice little earner...

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1 hour ago, Jonathan Fairfield said:

 

 

47 minutes ago, TallGuyJohninBKK said:

And what is that in the middle, a taxi glory hole??

Hahahaha .. exactly my thoughts TG when I seen that pic' .. 

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50 minutes ago, Catkiwi said:

Gloves please.

So the virus gets on your gloves, then you touch somebody/thing else or your face, and then what?

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56 minutes ago, johng said:

It is fitted with six fans that circulate air between the passenger and driver compartments. The fans operate quietly.

this is a new high and a new low

 

its goddam hilarious

 

apart from the new limited leg room and the drivers hand coming through

 

Did they perchance have a few Indian Engineers helping 

 

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5 minutes ago, PETERTHEEATER said:

It is fitted with six fans that circulate air between the passenger and driver compartments. The fans operate quietly.

 

I am lost for words.........

I've also been for the past 10 years here.. ????

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2 hours ago, Justgrazing said:

Thing is you can't really see where you're going so an unscrupulous driver could take you for a ride without you realising it .. Upside I suppose is you won't see what your about to crash into in the event of an accident .. 

 

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What's that hand doing, coming in from the driver's half?

For an offer of some 'relief' to break up the journey? Can't see any tissues in the back there.

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Nor exactly "clear polycarbonate" is it ?  A built in design so that you can't see that the driver is going the wrong way or the long way.  I am sure the designers will be boasting about how Thailand has the first virus protection system in taxis. Will the rest of the world follow ??????

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21 minutes ago, Crossy said:

Can't see the "fixed" meter either.

 

To be honest, if I hailed a cab and he had one of these I would be waiting for another cab.

My thoughts exactly. I will not get in a taxi outfitted with one of these.

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8 hours ago, Jonathan Fairfield said:

It is fitted with six fans that circulate air between the passenger and driver compartments.

And I thought the whole idea was to stop virus spread through air, stupid me...????

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