Car and motorcycle end up on Bang Saray beach after accident

 

Picture: Siamchon News

 

Sattahip police and rescue services were called after a car with Bangkok plates and a motorcycle ended up on the beach at Bang Saray after an accident. 

 

At the scene on Sunday at 8 pm was the Mitsubishi driver called Mongkhol, 54, whose vehicle was half in the sea. 

 

And the bike rider Amorn, 16, surveying the damage to his Honda Wave just a little short of the waves.

 

Amorn said he was sitting on the seafront after parking when he heard a great noise.

 

Mongkhol said he was chatting spiritedly with a friend in his vehicle when he suddenly hit the bike.

 

Police invited them both in to sort out the matter. 

 

Source: Siamchon News

 

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32 minutes ago, webfact said:

Mongkhol said he was chatting spiritedly with a friend in his vehicle when he suddenly hit the bike.

LoL   nothing to do with his driving then !

Chatting spiritedly with a friend when a bike suddenly appeared in front of him, followed by the beach, then the sea !!!!

 

But... no blame on Sat Nav, Brake Failure or a Slippery road !!!! 

 

 

Real story... drunk guys arguing and speeding ended up in the sea after failing to navigate a corner and hitting a bike. 

 

Lucky they didn’t kill anyone....  Were they even tested for booze?

 

 

 

1 hour ago, richard_smith237 said:

 

But... no blame on Sat Nav, Brake Failure or a Slippery road !!!! 

He was out shopping to buy milk powder for his baby.......

Get the luck-eee number from the plate, gotta be a winner!

3 hours ago, webfact said:

Police invited them both in to sort out the matter.

I know a better one. Take away the driver license for the man driving the car, if he have one that will say.

Its a straight road so the "spirits" must have turned his wheels and also he must have been driving quite fast to go so far in sand!

Whatever spirits must had lips around his shifter!????

5 hours ago, webfact said:

Mongkhol said he was chatting spiritedly with a friend in his vehicle when he suddenly hit the bike.

Safe trusted Thailand... at least he was honest.

6 hours ago, webfact said:

at 8 pm was the Mitsubishi driver called Mongkhol, 54, 

 

6 hours ago, webfact said:

 short of the waves

Mongkhol should've been a piloting a Toyota Ca(t)rina .. 

 

Edited September 29, 20205 yr by Justgrazing
Sp

I have noticed thai drivers think brakes are only for stopping . No slow down , you get out of way.

does it really matter if the car had Bkk plates or NOT ?????!!!!

7 hours ago, webfact said:

And the bike rider Amorn, 16, surveying the damage to his Honda Wave just a little short of the waves.

 

And the legal age for riding this bike is....?

 

Arrest them both, let the courts sort it out.

1 hour ago, Scott Tracy said:

 

And the legal age for riding this bike is....?

 

Arrest them both, let the courts sort it out.

Depends on which model of Honda Wave it was, if its the 110cc then its legal to ride it at fifteen years of age, anything bigger then you need to be eighteen.

13 hours ago, Scott Tracy said:

 

And the legal age for riding this bike is....?

 

Arrest them both, let the courts sort it out.

There's no money in that route.  Negotiations are the bread and butter of RTP.

good driving yet again !!!

16 hours ago, Scott Tracy said:

 

And the legal age for riding this bike is....?

 

Arrest them both, let the courts sort it out.

"Amorn said he was sitting on the seafront..."

At the time of the collision he wasn't riding any bike so, as an innocent bystander, what would he be arrested for?

Edited September 30, 20205 yr by Cod Face

Two troll removed posts suggest read the OP again