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BANGKOK, Nov 11 (TNA) – The Royal Thai Police Office proposed deliverymen wear numbered jackets to prompt them to follow traffic rules as they have been involved in many traffic accidents.

 

Pol Gen Damrongsak Kittipraphat, deputy commissioner of the Royal Thai Police Office, said the office proposed all couriers number the uniforms of their staff to facilitate investigation into traffic accidents.

 

He convened representatives of relevant governmental organizations, couriers and road safety networks to a meeting to discuss ways to reduce traffic accidents caused by reckless deliverymen on motorcycles.

 

Full Story: https://tna.mcot.net/english-news-821614

 

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6 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

 

Pol Gen Damrongsak Kittipraphat, deputy commissioner of the Royal Thai Police Office, said the office proposed

I want to be in some of these meetings..... just to ask...  <deleted> really ????

 

There is definitely scope for an openminded individual to advise and help those in positions of decision making power and prevent them from communicating their thoughts !!!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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6 hours ago, stubuzz said:

This idea worked so well with the registered motorcycle taxis!

Indeed. If the company is assigning the numbers, then okay. But if it becomes part of the DLT or the RTP, then it will just wind up being the same corruption forced upon the motorcycle taxis. I suspect this is the ultimate goal of this proposal.

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42 minutes ago, jackdd said:

If there would just be something like... let's say a plate, attached to vehicles, which would allow to identify the owner, then those vests weren't necessary

They can be issued at the same time as the drivers obtain their driving licence and or register their bikes-foolproof or what?

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1 hour ago, jackdd said:

If there would just be something like... let's say a plate, attached to vehicles, which would allow to identify the owner, then those vests weren't necessary

Something a number plate !

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25 minutes ago, zzaa09 said:

Yet none of these items - coloured vests, numbered vests or numbered plates on vehicles - really addresses the base problems. 

Phuckwits will continue to have this unsafe driving character regardless of the masked charade.

But what would be the solution? Proper training before allowing people to drive/ride and making police do their job sounds way too difficult.

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9 hours ago, digbeth said:

if only there was a number affixed to the vehicle, issued from a government body that can be used to identify owner and drivers/riders, you know put it on a plate and fixed to the vehicle or something

You deserve to have a posting ban for even thinking about something logical.

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11 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

He convened representatives of relevant governmental organizations, couriers and road safety networks to a meeting to discuss ways to reduce traffic accidents caused by reckless deliverymen on motorcycles.

Come in #1 your time is up.

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11 hours ago, Gold Star said:

But it tastes much better when it has been on the footpaths, the wrong way down roads against traffic, cut in front of others, and through red lights.

Because it's still hot.. the normal route it would be stone cold.

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11 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

The Royal Thai Police Office proposed deliverymen wear numbered jackets to prompt them to follow traffic rules as they have been involved in many traffic accidents.

How will identifying culprits of multiple accidents work if they are not banned already using the law as it is?

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12 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

The Royal Thai Police Office proposed deliverymen wear numbered jackets to prompt them to follow traffic rules as they have been involved in many traffic accidents.

 

Why not, works well with the motorcycle taxi lads, no?

 

Why on earth does a bloke or blokess delivering noodles for Food Panda need a numbered jacket?

 

Because the proles have found a new way of scraping a living. We must control them, so we can collect the appropriate "informal fiscal contributions"!

 

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12 hours ago, digbeth said:

if only there was a number affixed to the vehicle, issued from a government body that can be used to identify owner and drivers/riders, you know put it on a plate and fixed to the vehicle or something

Lol. How about checking their driving ability and if their bikes are safe. Just a thought... 

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9 hours ago, RichardColeman said:

Guessing having the name on the courier box on the back of the bike went right over their heads

They'd all be called Somchai

They'd all claim to have been riding someone else's bike if anything happened

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