High Season in Thailand? Yep. I've seen a couple hundred fold increase in the number of foreigners on motorbikes here in the south and I expect that it will be just days before I see my first motorbike accident for this tourist season. Man there are... ...full story at Thai Pulse
from Thai Pulse on Mon, Nov 05 2007
see also:
| 30 May 08 |
  |
Motorbike Accident Thailand »
YouTube video Daniel has an accident driving his motorbike in thailand |
| 05 Nov 09 |
 |
Is Thailand Safe – 2009 – 2010 Season? » Thai Pulse Is Thailand Safe for the 2009-2010 Season? Tourist season is in full swing – and it’s not that swinging yet. I wonder what the outside interpretation of Thailand as a safe place to visit in 2009-2010 is… From inside the country –... |
| 30 May 07 |
|
Thailand. Now I Have Seen it All. Where is the Motorbike? » North East Living I really have seen it all now, hang on. That’s probably not true as this is Thailand and anything is possible.I came across this picture when surfing some blogs and newspapers on the internet. Now I have seen many motorbikes that are overloaded to a poi... |
| 26 Dec 08 |
|
Thailand Tips #5: Ko Samui on a Motorbike? No. » Thai Pulse There’s no place more dangerous on a motorbike than Ko Samui or Phuket. I’ve seen more foreigners getting in accidents on Samui than I’ve seen anywhere else. I saw two girls destroy themselves at the top of the mountain up by the zip... |
| 29 Sep 08 |
|
Driving a Motorbike in Thailand (Video) » Thai Pulse I found this video on YouTube. It’s designed to show the dangers of driving a motorbike in Thailand. So many tourists who’ve never ridden more than a bicycle hop right on a 115-125cc motorbike here and drive all over heavy traffic tourist... |
| 08 Oct 07 |
|
Penang Puts Limit Of Three On 60+30 Day Visas » Jil in Pattaya I think it is probably not unreasonable to expect to see all Thai embassies and consulates follow Penang's lead, and start limiting the number of 60+30 days visas they approve to 3 per passport. This means that if you are staying in Thailand on tourist... |
blogs
china
thailand
japan
technology