5 people on one motorcycle, a man swinging in a hammock suspended in the back of a pickup truck... what interesting things have YOU witnessed while driving on Thailand roads?
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The community shares various fascinating and often humorous experiences witnessed while driving in Thailand, highlighting the unique transportation culture. Common themes include overcrowded motorcycles, unusual cargo being transported, families traveling together on scooters, and pets accompanying their owners on vehicles. The posts reflect both the surprising aspects of Thai road traffic and a sense of nostalgia for those familiar with the experiences.
Too many to mention but the best one was a dog on the back of a motorcycle standing on his hind legs front paws on the drivers shoulfers and a umbrella in his mouth crusing along
exactly...throughout SE Asia. Most of my crazy pictures are actually from Cambodia and Vietnam. By the time I reached Thailand, my reaction was, "Oh, that again?"
There's a guy in my town who has a huge blue parrot that flies along following him when he rides his motorbike. Once it started circling me and trying to land on me as I was riding along.
When you first see something, it is "interesting". You go there enough, it becomes "normal". But I STILL get amazed at the impressive ingenuity and physics defying ways that I have seen trucks loaded.
And the monkey riding on his own platform on the side car still is one of my favourite memories so far.
Lol...this is why every time i come with my wife we always go deep in issan.love visiting family can go back in time to when life was crazy and fun...love you thailand ...issan the most x🍺😘
Thousands of vehicles driving in the dark without their headlights on, hundreds of wrecks of horrific accidents, including an overturned tanker truck, a convoy of ten-wheelers driving on the wrong side of a motorway, and 3 dead bodies.
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