One question was:

A-A truck with no tail lights

B-A military tank

C-A car with a motor producing more than 80 decibels.

D-A tractor with rubber tires.

Q- Which one of these vehicles is not allowed a public road?

OK , I give up , Which one ?

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Come off it..........you walk in a place and get declared fit.........dream on

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Absolutely. It is the norm in LOS

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He's taking the p1ss, Doc.

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MEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE........................how could you even think that?

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Sunday's get rather long don't they ?

One question was:

A-A truck with no tail lights

B-A military tank

C-A car with a motor producing more than 80 decibels.

D-A tractor with rubber tires.

Q- Which one of these vehicles is not allowed a public road?

OK , I give up , Which one ?

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There was no way to answer it because of bad translation. I'd say A and C but they are seen all over the road all of the time

I should have answered LEVEL 42

Penzman:  After the blood pressure check and temperature you were then asked if you were sick-----how bad was the blood pressure or how high was the temperature?

If you already have a license from your home country you do not have to take the written test nor the driving tests.  Sounds like you had a long but funny day.  Did you have to pay for that "kick start" that you broke on the motorcycle?

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Pressure and temp were normal, seems like the doc did not look at those before asking

I did have a driver's licence back in Canada but I've let it expire as renewal was a month after I moved here, I just did not see the point in blowing 125$ on it when I can get both a car and motorcycle here for 160 baht, 5$.

I did ask for it to be an International licence (Samut Prakan) but was told that had to be done in BKK???