NEW LOCATIONS HIGHWAY 24 SPEED TRAPS

[nookiebear]

Just beware when travelling between Nang Rong & Banmai on Highway 24 as the newest speed camera moves to 2 new locations & also operates in the afternoons.

[Jackie-boy]

Only wannabe Lewis Hamilton's need worry !

[Starman]

Just beware when travelling between Nang Rong & Banmai on Highway 24 as the newest speed camera moves to 2 new locations & also operates in the afternoons.

When will you learn? Where are the efffing GPS coordinates and the map?

[davureborn]

.. and when will you learn some effing manners? Thanks Nookie, for the indications. I don't suppose that you were going to stop at every speed trap in view of the police and start taking a GPS fix.

[nookiebear]

Just beware when travelling between Nang Rong & Banmai on Highway 24 as the newest speed camera moves to 2 new locations & also operates in the afternoons.

Are you shagging Urleft.........its because of him & previous remarks that I no longer give more accurate locations

When will you learn? Where are the efffing GPS coordinates and the map?

[nookiebear]

Only wannabe Lewis Hamilton's need worry !

Do over 105km/hr & it'll cost you 400 baht minimum!

[Starman]

.. and when will you learn some effing manners? Thanks Nookie, for the indications. I don't suppose that you were going to stop at every speed trap in view of the police and start taking a GPS fix.

What ever happened to the good old talent of reading between the lines?

[urleft]

Just beware when travelling between Nang Rong & Banmai on Highway 24 as the newest speed camera moves to 2 new locations & also operates in the afternoons.

Are you shagging Urleft.........its because of him & previous remarks that I no longer give more accurate locations

When will you learn? Where are the efffing GPS coordinates and the map?

Got pics?   

[Jackie-boy]

Only wannabe Lewis Hamilton's need worry !

Do over 105km/hr & it'll cost you 400 baht minimum!

Thats because the speed limit is 90

Duh, whats the rush   

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gDhFwxLZ0dM

[smoooth2]

It makes no difference to me where the speed traps are, as I'm quite content to dawdle along within the speed limit.

The exact location of the speed traps may be useful for those expats that consider themselves above Thai law, and feel the need to speed.

Maybe some of these same expats have made postings on BE before about "crazy, reckless Thai drivers etc etc" ??

[Jackie-boy]

It makes no difference to me where the speed traps are, as I'm quite content to dawdle along within the speed limit.

The exact location of the speed traps may be useful for those expats that consider themselves above Thai law, and feel the need to speed.

Maybe some of these same expats have made postings on BE before about "crazy, reckless Thai drivers etc etc" ??

+1   

[Starman]

I don't think it is about people thinking they are above the law or are a budding F1 driver. I also think there is a big difference between speeding an being reckless.

Let's use UK as an example. The national speed limit on a major road is 70 mph. That, in the correct conditions is neither fast or dangerous. 70mph converts to about 112kph. With new cars the way they are with comfort and technology, and the way the Thai roads are getting wider it is not difficult to be over the Thai national limit, which is only about 55mph.

I tested this today. I was coming past Thai Watsadu The road is long, straight and wide. I looked at my speedo when I felt I was probably going about 90 kph. I was doing close on 105. It was neither dangerous or reckless. Those other cars passing me as if I was standing still were possibly being dangerous. Simple stats would point to their likely nationality.

[Jackie-boy]

^ 70mph on motorways in the UK where you don't get Somchia on his Motorbike flying out of a side turning without looking.There is a big difference 

[Jackie-boy]

Also Motorways in Thailand have speed limits of 120km/h which is faster than the UK. The 24 is not a Motorway

[nookiebear]

Are all Motorways here Tollways??