Andrew is in Bangkok this week were he has a daring lesson on how to really move across the city.
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Andrew is in Bangkok this week were he has a daring lesson on how to really move across the city.
bangkok
bankok nice
the best is when the driver turns around and talks to you about football
This guy is a pus*y! I live in Bangkok, drive a motorbike, and it’s not as
sloppy as he makes it look. Yes, the drivers can a bit crazy at times, but
cars are aware of motorbikes on the road and are much more experienced to
drive around them than western worlds.
very entertaining show ^^
I also have to drive here now it”s fun
he’s new here – don’t tell us that you were blasé to the mahem from day 1…
you should visit Vietnam, it is much more crazy than that.
its all happened in ASIA.. :))
What a wus. Lane-splitting is perfectly legal in California, parts of
Europe and Japan.
He should do Ho Chi Minh City or Saigon. Just like Bangkok
this is only scraping the surface,
there is no driving culture, if you kill someone you pay the police to say
it was there fault, it is the worst educated drivers in the world this is
proven by the statistics
life is cheep here
Thailand is a interesting country that I want to visit in the future.
Welcome to Thai ^^’
Really, if you travel to Asia and intend to take motorbike taxis, pack your
own helmet. Pillion passengers shouldn’t grip the bike from the back bar,
it destabilises the bike and offers no protection if you fall.
“Bangkok got ’em”
that was scary. some fast thinking there
That’s really big problem. Very sorry to have wasted your time. He makes me
laugh.What can I do for you? Welcome to Bangkok in Thailand. Thank you,I
love you
Yep that’s Bangkok alright,saw so many close calls and bad accidents there
and if your a tourist “falang” you will be the one who pays all the bills
wether it was your fault or not but it is one fun place.
I’m from manila and when i went to bangkok for a week, i noticed how
drivers don’t blow their horns a lot. Nearly got into an accident because
of that. I mean, what’s up with that? Is it considered impolite or is it
just a buddhist thing?