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Motorcycle taxi riders attack man for telling them to get out of the bicycle lane

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14 hours ago, possum1931 said:

I have said this before and I will say it again, if ever a Farang rides a motorbike on the pavement near me, he will get a very sore face. Guaranteed.

LOL When and where will you be walking?  What will you be wearing?:giggle:

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22 hours ago, ChrisY1 said:

 

I may be wrong....but as far as I know, and unless there has been a change of law, it's legal to ride on the footpaths....

This is subject that has had frequent visits....

 

 

if you are referring to the Thailand Land Traffic Act, then yes, you are wrong.  Always illegal, there's been no change. 

 

Section 43 (400-1000B)
No driver shall drive the vehicle:

g. on a footpath without sufficient cause, except a baby-carriage or wheel-chair for sick or disabled persons

15 hours ago, possum1931 said:

I have said this before and I will say it again, if ever a Farang rides a motorbike on the pavement near me, he will get a very sore face. Guaranteed.

 

"Whats the colour of the Boat House a Hereford ?????"

 

..... why only threaten Farang's ? are you not interested in dealing with the bigger issue at hand and single handedly taking on Thailand's motorcycling population ?

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