Another childish comment. You know nothing of me or my driving or riding background. You are just one more ignorant purveyor of silly, meaningless comments. I will just leave this pointless post with one fact. Thailand is one of the most dangerous places for road deaths in the World and the predominate deaths are those of motorcycles/cycles/Song Tams and most of those are youngsters or so called 'experienced' older riders, most of them too unaware to wear helmets, or to use lights in the dark , or look behind them, or to stay sober/drug free.

Phuket police arrested a Russian man for driving recklessly while intoxicated. The arrest on Tuesday, March 25, followed an incident where he endangered his family by allowing his children to hang out of his moving vehicle. Traffic police observed the vehicle, a red MG5 sedan, being driven precariously along the Kamala-Patong Road around 7.30pm. A … … The story Russian man arrested in Phuket for reckless driving with kids exposed as seen on Thaiger News. Read the full story

Scandal-hit MP Chaiyamparwaan Manpianjit is fighting back against explosive claims that he supported the government in exchange for help with his ongoing rape case. The Thai Progress Party lawmaker, who represents Bangkok’s Bang Khuntien district, insists there was no political deal behind his surprise vote for Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra during Wednesday’s no-confidence debate. “This … … The story Rape-accused Bangkok MP denies vote-for-favour claims as seen on Thaiger News. Read the full story

Thai parents held a three-day funeral for their son before discovering that he was still alive and undergoing treatment at a hospital in the southern province of Phatthalung. Amarawadee Datekhao shared the case of mistaken identity that her family experienced with ThaiRath yesterday, March 26. She explained that her 17 year old son, Pongsaphak Thaneerat, … … The story Funeral woe turns to joy as Thai parents realise ‘dead’ son is alive as seen on Thaiger News. Read the full story

A renowned abbot from a well-known temple passed away unexpectedly yesterday after suffering from heatstroke in a bathroom. The 66 year old Phra Khru Kampeera Siddhikun, abbot of Wat Burapha Ban Khae and head monk of Phak Phang subdistrict, was discovered by fellow monks and rushed to a hospital. Despite medical efforts, he was pronounced … … The story Renowned Thai abbot dies from heatstroke amid soaring temperatures as seen on Thaiger News. Read the full story