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    Stop Thailand Police Traffic Control

    By Thai-Eyes | September 7, 2008


    Many Thaipeople do not care much about traffic laws.
    Helmets are required and You have to own a driving license,
    if You want to drive a motorcycle in Thailand.
    At several times a day and also at night
    the Thai police is establishing checkpoints to control the traffic.
    If You are not wearing a helmet, You will be stopped by the police of Thailand,
    even if You´re a foreigner (farang) and You have to pay a fine for the delict.

    Thailand Police Traffic Control

    For every delict,You will be fined about 200.- Baht.
    No helmet 200.- Baht
    No driving license another 200.- Baht
    No driving mirror (specially young Thai Kids like to remove the driving mirrors, they are not fancy)
    another 200.- Baht
    sometimes some of the motorcyclists are ending up with
    a fine more than 1000.- Baht for different delicts.
    If they can´t pay the fine immediatly the motorcycle will be confiscated
    and can be released after paying the fine at the relevant Police office.



    Thailand Police Traffic Control

    You want to avoid all this hustle ???
    Just follow our advice and wear a helmet, while driving a motorbike.

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    Topics: Thailand | 2 Comments »

    2 Responses to “Stop Thailand Police Traffic Control”

    1. Paul Andre Says:
      January 24th, 2009 at 12:10

      Thank you!Your site is very nice

    2. Andrew Cosyn Says:
      June 1st, 2009 at 09:50

      Actually the reason you should wear a helmet is that it could potentially save your life or serious injury. It’s a safety issue and the police officers have a duty to enforce this law.
      Traffic police are not setting up these check points just so they can give you a hard time.

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