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Pattaya authorities have officially announced the updated rules to be applied at Walking Street chiefly to control venue operators for better organization and safety.

 

These rules are the updated versions of the ones declared earlier on August 30th. They were discussed and revised yesterday, September 9th, at the Pattaya City Hall, with Pattaya Deputy Mayor Manoch Nongyai chairing the meeting.

 

The following are the six rules that have been revised:

 

1. All vehicles are not allowed to enter Walking Street from 7 p.m. to 5 a.m., and large vehicles, such as six-wheeled trucks or concrete trucks, are restricted, except for emergency trucks or those with proper permission.
2. Placing a stall or products on the street is restricted without permission.
3. Venues are forbidden from encroaching on the street.
4. Peddling/Selling on the street is restricted, except during the lenient period.
5. Garbage bags must be kept inside the venues to wait for the garbage truck that will come around three times a day at midnight, 3 a.m., and 4 a.m. Offenders will be charged with the Cleanliness Act and fined 20,000 baht.
6. Venue operators must strictly obey fire prevention measures.

 

Full Story: https://thepattayanews.com/2022/09/09/updated-rules-to-apply-at-pattaya-walking-street-for-better-organization-and-safety/

 

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9 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

Pattaya authorities have officially announced the updated rules to be applied at Walking Street chiefly to control venue operators for better organization a

We’ll see how this goes. Great on paper, but without enforcement, useless. 

32 minutes ago, RichardColeman said:

I would have preferred to click on the "laugh" emoji cuz this is funny. So there ya go, wasted electrons and time.

7. Massive gold chains should only be worn during the hours of daylight

Assume all ladies walking are dance instructors. 

I'm guessing that deep down, fire escape issues have almost been forgotten.....although they must "strictly obey fire prevention measures"

Does this involve the removal of highly flammable materials?.....mmmmmmmm....wellll...no!

Edited September 10, 20223 yr by ChrisY1

A team of specially trained inspectors will be appointed to ensure all fire doors remain unlocked during the daylight hours.

an app for quality tourists that ensures they have a quality experience on Walking Street

12 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

• Peddling/Selling on the street is restricted, except during the lenient period.
•  

which has been extended until further notice 

2 hours ago, mrfill said:

7. Massive gold chains should only be worn during the hours of daylight

 

2 hours ago, EVENKEEL said:

Assume all ladies walking are dance instructors. 

unless wearing a ''i teach the Duvet horizontal Tango'' sign?

I think any lawyer could blow these rules out of the water as they appear vague and open to manipulation. 

number 1 - those with proper permission.

number  4 - the lenient period. 

 

These are two examples of where the trouble starts. The terms need to be spelled out more specifically. Perhaps this what is left after translation. But it seems that many laws in Thailand are filled with loopholes. Perhaps it is easier here to bribe than litigate. So most folks choose the former.

 

Perhaps it doesn't look so good on paper.

 

12 hours ago, wombat said:

which has been extended until further notice 

They always make sure there is a gray area

6 hours ago, jingjai9 said:

I think any lawyer could blow these rules out of the water as they appear vague and open to manipulation. 

number 1 - those with proper permission.

number  4 - the lenient period. 

 

These are two examples of where the trouble starts. The terms need to be spelled out more specifically. Perhaps this what is left after translation. But it seems that many laws in Thailand are filled with loopholes. Perhaps it is easier here to bribe than litigate. So most folks choose the former.

 

Perhaps it doesn't look so good on paper.

 

bribes are normal. It can be hit or miss all depends on the cop (or govt official) you run into.

And of course, all rules and their enforcement are negotiable with your friendly BiB.

On 9/10/2022 at 7:54 AM, mikebell said:

A team of specially trained inspectors will be appointed to ensure all fire doors remain unlocked during the daylight hours.

OHH!!! YEAH!!!!