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Traffic fines: Here's what you must pay - including 500 baht for "undertaking"

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On 6/3/2021 at 2:01 AM, webfact said:

Having no licence to show 200 baht

The least of the fines???

What happened to the headline a year ago for an astronomical fine for driving without a license?

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  • jacko45k
    jacko45k

    Driving like a farang...1000 baht, it really confuses the locals when you do the right thing.

  • No fines for idiots blocking the right lane driving as if the road belongs to them?

  • Phuketshrew
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    May as well just fine everyone then ....

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1 hour ago, cncltd1973 said:

The least of the fines???

What happened to the headline a year ago for an astronomical fine for driving without a license?

That was last year this is this year next year will be different nothing remains the same 

11 hours ago, cncltd1973 said:

The least of the fines???

What happened to the headline a year ago for an astronomical fine for driving without a license?

They do not specify, but this might well just be not carrying it when stopped... as in my brother is using it today.

On 6/3/2021 at 1:08 PM, Justgrazing said:

 

Is that when a ghost is behind the wheel .. 

And they've missed out barrel rolling the motor and flattening power poles with it .. 

so all thai drivers need fining before they get onto the roads......do they NOT ??????

21 hours ago, cncltd1973 said:

The least of the fines???

What happened to the headline a year ago for an astronomical fine for driving without a license?

T I T.......!!!!!

On 6/3/2021 at 2:38 PM, KhaoYai said:

What is the fine for a policeman riding on the footpath without a crash helmet?

what do YOU think??????

19 hours ago, tinca tinca said:

what do YOU think??????

transfer to an active post ?? ????

34 minutes ago, KKr said:
19 hours ago, tinca tinca said:

what do YOU think??????

transfer to an active post ?? ????

 might be a 'Fast Lane' to promotion

On 6/3/2021 at 8:01 AM, webfact said:

 

Not following the instructions of traffic signs 500 baht


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Police would have to fine 50 to 75 % of Thai road users if they were to enforce the ‘not following the instructions of traffic signs’ rule. I mean, speeding, going the wrong way, undertaking, overtaking where it’s not allowed or dangerous, not stopping for stop signs or pedestrian crossings, the list is just endless.

On 6/5/2021 at 10:56 PM, Mike k said:

That was last year this is this year next year will be different nothing remains the same 

and what about "THE POINTS SYSTEM" ????

18 hours ago, rudi49jr said:


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Police would have to fine 50 to 75 % of Thai road users if they were to enforce the ‘not following the instructions of traffic signs’ rule. I mean, speeding, going the wrong way, undertaking, overtaking where it’s not allowed or dangerous, not stopping for stop signs or pedestrian crossings, the list is just endless.

 

but that's where people get confused by using their home country interpretation of what 'undertaking' means...    In those countries where no one is allowed to overhaul another vehicle, by switching over to and availing the 'slower' lane (Left in UK & Right in US/Euro)  the 'undertaking' term has a concrete meaning.

 

 In Thailand, the 'No Undertaking' applies to where there is:

1. but a single lane each way scenario, that to get past the vehicle in front, the fellow had to bump his way onto the Left Verge of the road. 

- In the above Thailand scenario, a vehicle IS allowed to use the Left Verge to get around a vehicle in front; that is slowed to stop because he's Turning Right off the carriageway

 

In Thailand, the Road Rules are quite explicit, that the 'No Undertaking' rule does not apply availing the next-Left lane on a multiple lane carriageway...

On a multiple lane carriageway, the only time the 'No Undertaking Rule applies, is again;

1.  - Not allowed to go around the Left side of the vehicle in front by using the Left Verge. 

- In the above Thailand scenario, a vehicle IS allowed to use the Left Verge to get around a vehicle in front; that is Turning Right off the carriageway 

 

The written Thai Road Rules about this have been Posted multiple times on earlier similar Topic. 

 

 

So... if one is hurtling down a lower importance road that has but one single lane each way, and a Slow car is ahead. You cannot jump onto the Left verge to get passed him

 -However; if that car ahead has Slowed to Stop because he is for example turning Right to get off the road into his driveway on the other side of the road; you CAN use the Left Verge to go around him.

 

In the Thailand roads multiple carriageway scenario; if you encounter a vehicle in front in your lane going slower than your own speed; you CAN switch lanes on his Left side to advance your journey without hindrance...  

 

The only limitation to freely using the next lane on the Left on a multiple lane carriageway

- is if another vehicle is already there in that other lane

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