Well since a stop sign is there.  With an arrow pointing straight and right.  I would think it means in that lane you have to stop.  Then you can go straight or turn right.  Nothing unusual about it.  

On 10/2/2023 at 7:45 AM, isaanistical said:

Yes, it's all surprisingly subjective. I gave up driving in BKK some time ago but I do recall getting a ticket for turning right from a "no right-turn" lane and, a week later, getting a ticket from a different BIB for NOT turning right from the same lane (Sathorn area).

Arrows? They can't even see the Indians here..............

Simple. Intersection stop line is there. Stop sign on roads when go, arrows are the only available options for that lane. 

7 hours ago, Dickie Dee said:

Simple. Intersection stop line is there. Stop sign on roads when go, arrows are the only available options for that lane. 

Thanks for this, I had no idea.

Tell you what. You stand at the junction off Sathorn, and every time Plod comes out of his box, you explain it to him.

On 10/3/2023 at 2:44 AM, FritsSikkink said:

Anyone who doesn't understand that shouldn't be driving at all.

Be careful when you stop because the pickup behind has no intention of stopping.????

It means, smoke yaba

On 10/3/2023 at 3:18 PM, Seppius said:

Let's have the answer then, what are the arrows for?

 

It has already been quoted they are lane markers to show straight on, left turn and right turn same as most other places in the world.