It is of benefit to ex-pats importing their own currency in baht. We then may feel the need to dine out or buy a little luxury item which may help local Thais. Can't see any of my relatives in UK jumping on expensively priced planes until the baht is at 70+ (to UKP) again.
Very true but unless RTP intervene, things will never change. They could start on the motor ways and arrest the speedsters but I never see a cop car when using the 7 to Bangkok.
CCTV seems to make their life easier. If they used it more often it might deter criminals from committing offences; like speeding; running red lights; not stopping at zebra crossings.
I was staggered by the headline in praise of Pattaya police. Having read the story, I am full of praise for the two officers who are a credit to what a police force should look like, whilst showing up, in stark relief, the remainder of the shirkers.
Parking at the airport is a ludicrous affair. I waited in a queue for over an hour to get into the carpark (before I gave up.) It looked like they were full and you only got in when someone else left.
or his windscreen was covered in flour & water paste; another hilarious and dangerous off-shoot of this waste-of-water festival. Soon be drought season.