Another example of overloading, amazing Thailand


Enjoy life whilst you are able to!

Buddha's inside Men, May 2019 5 Muang Suang Roi-Et

13 hours ago, TommyTucker said:

Another example of overloading, amazing Thailand


Enjoy life whilst you are able to!

Safety First , of course ! 

Road monster awaiting gearbox replacement

We do not see many in Thailand:
Thairung

 

http://www.thairung.co.th/en/

 

The name of the dog is  " le chien "  and it is a female dog 

 

 

Refer post #964; add one of these (2m+ from Wirtgen)

 

And back on the road again

 

bangkok tuk tuks

 

 

 

train to hualampong

 

 

no. 53 bus, bangkok

 

Bangkok , bus 53 

 

You can take it in front of Hua Lamphong station and go directly to the Great Palace ;

but be carefull it doesn't come back by the same streets ..

 

Peugeot ? ?

Yes, looks like a Peugeot 306 

 

Made from 1993 to 2002 ;

 

maybe 20 y old ?

7 hours ago, Assurancetourix said:

Yes, looks like a Peugeot 306 

 

Made from 1993 to 2002 ;

 

maybe 20 y old ?

A Peugeot 205?

On 5/25/2019 at 4:34 PM, Assurancetourix said:

Like this one ..

 

Looks like a truck hauling rice husks, probale going to a poultry farm for litter for the poultry sheds. 

10 hours ago, kickstart said:

A Peugeot 205?

Not a Peugeot 205 it's a 306 

Looks like you have the same problem as me, dash cam falls off when gets too hot ?

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13 hours ago, Andrew Dwyer said:

Looks like you have the same problem as me, dash cam falls off when gets too hot ?

I don't like anything blocking the view through my front window. Therefore I placed the camera at the lowest point....

On the pickup of a friend the camera is fixed behind the mirror, so on the support of it

Bangkok Auto Salon

26.07.2019 and that's 13m baht of vehicle off the road and out of action; being lifted out today and transported back to Chanthaburi to assess the damage

Highway 317, Chanthaburi-Sa Kaeo

 

 

 

Is this your new bike ?

Oh no !

I really like watching motorcycle races but I do not like doing it at all.
The pleasure for me is on four wheels but not on motorcycle or on my MTBike in downhill sometimes acrobatic.

For example yesterday, climbing Phu Pa Lek National Park ;

4,800 meters rising to 10% average in not far from one hour; I realized that I was aging - I'm over 70 years old - and downhill in 5 to 6 minutes because some turns are particularly dangerous.
In some of them many vehicles with two or four wheels went to the hole;

shot at the summit yesterday morning 

Aftermath of #985 as the truck was returned to the yard for damage assessment. Driver recovering, went thru the windscreen, shoulder injuries (not wearing a seat belt, do any truck drivers?)

 

 

14 hours ago, gomangosteen said:

not wearing a seat belt, do any truck drivers?)

 

They must wear it as car and pickup drivers.

I cycle a lot in Thailand , even in big towns and I can say there are a few drivers who wear their seat belts and many who are texting or watching a video on their smartphone or on the little screen between the two front seats.

Also too many children on the front seats in the arms of their mothers ;

a crash and the child will pass thru the windscreen with his mother if she doesn't wear her seat belt .