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A week in Ayuthaya
I once went for a day to Ayuthaya that seemed like a week.Once you’ve circumnavigated the place,that’s about it.On the main line to and from Bkk. -
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Swede's Split-Second Distraction Triggers Buriram Accident
Single-vehicle rollovers aren’t especially common in Thailand, but there are a few factors that can increase the likelihood of them happening. One major factor is vehicle type. Pickup trucks, which are very popular here, have a higher centre of gravity compared to sedans. This makes them more prone to tipping over in certain situations. Another contributing factor is the condition and layout of the roads. When a pickup hits the edge of the road—especially where there's a drop or a soft shoulder—it’s very easy for the vehicle to roll. The typical reaction is for the driver to instinctively yank the wheel to get back on the road, which can tip the truck even more aggressively. What happens next depends heavily on speed and what's around the road—things like lamp posts, trees, or barriers. In the case I’m thinking of, the vehicle struck a lamp post. If the verge had been clearer, or if there were Armco barriers in place, the damage might have been reduced significantly. It's important to remember that most accidents are caused by what’s termed “human error.” That doesn’t mean “stupidity”—it just means that people make mistakes. We all do. It could be glancing at a phone, adjusting the radio, getting distracted by something outside the vehicle, even sneezing. Eating or drinking while driving is also a very common factor. -
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US will abandon Ukraine peace efforts ‘within days’ if no progress made, Rubio warns
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