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Tell me, how is it in Phuket for riding a scooter without a license?
Do the police stop and punish?
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It's one thing if you just forgot your license - they will stop you and fine you (our friend was fined five hundred baht, approximately. And two thousand for driving on the opposite lane). Another conversation if you don't have them, because you just don't know how to drive. This is not at all easy, the traffic is on the left side, the traffic is high.
I am writing sharply because the other day another fool from our city crashed.
It's one thing if you just forgot your license - they will stop you and fine you (our friend was fined five hundred baht, approximately. And two thousand for driving on the opposite lane). Another conversation if you don't have them, because you just don't know how to drive. This is not at all easy, the traffic is on the left side, the traffic is high.
I am writing sharply because the other day another fool from our city crashed.
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answered 11 years ago
What is happening there on the roads ((I don’t advise you to get into any Thai transport at all. They cut each other, fly on the road more than 100 km per hour. In short, I was shocked, and it’s impossible to cross the road in Pattaya at all (
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answered 11 years ago
The question was about Phuket, but it's also fun there. And our compatriots only exacerbate the picture.
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answered 11 years ago
angkorwat: your information is not accurate. Official fine 500 baht.
0605dorma: The road of fools itself punishes - some with a fine, some with a hospital, some with a coffin.
0605dorma: The road of fools itself punishes - some with a fine, some with a hospital, some with a coffin.
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answered 11 years ago
There are rights, but they are not of an international standard, the Thais will not understand what is written in them even
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answered 11 years ago
It's up to you, of course, but such rights apply. Name and surname written in Latin?
Even in advanced Europe, in the presence of international ones, we were asked by "relatives" to show us.
Even in advanced Europe, in the presence of international ones, we were asked by "relatives" to show us.
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answered 11 years ago
Oh, how much cynicism in your words. When the Thais read what is written in your rights and send you to the station, I hope you have the conscience to apologize.
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answered 11 years ago
