Getting Tough on Motorcyclists?

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Re: Getting Tough on Motorcyclists?

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LOL - not optomistic, just repeating what happened on National News yesterday morning.

We all know what Thai police can be like - dishonest as hell, and an imagination to match. I don't think anything substantial will happen in my lifetime, but we can dream :D
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Re: Getting Tough on Motorcyclists?

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Takiap wrote: Personally, I think the police should target speeding first. How many cars, with licensed drivers, stick to the speed limit? I travel on the main drag between soi 6 and the city center 4 times a day, and I'm yet to see a car driving within the speed limit. Even people who have licenses here will still pull out without looking and etc. It really is a hopeless situation, but fortunately, I have accepted it now, it simply doesn't even bother me anymore.
Totally agree, more fatalities are caused by idiots/assholes in cars/pickups going way too fast than mom and pop pootling around town on their Honda wave 110 with no lid or license. Priorities are needed here but are never going to come as it is too easy to hide in a bush and jump out on unsuspecting motorbikes going to the local market for some rice and basil.
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