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In Thailand, the legal obligation for motorcycle riders and passengers to wear helmets is established in Section 122, of the Land Traffic Act B.E. 2522 (1979) and its subsequent amendments.
The Act mandates that both riders and passengers must wear helmets that meet prescribed safety standards.
Passengers aged 15 and above can also be held individually accountable and fined for not wearing a helmet.
Thus: both the rider and the passenger may face charges - The reality may well be different, and I'm sure we'll hear of examples whereby the 'passenger was charged' leaving the Win-Taxi rider to get away with it !!!
If they could get a free trade deal agreement with the EU so the cost of BMW's and Meredes and German cars came down would be awesome. The prices in Thailand are nearly double what we pay in the UK
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