Tag: Wheels

Thailand’s global reputation isn’t great when it comes to environmentalism, but the Thai people are staunchly pro-environment.and attitudes are changing.

With a greater-city population of around 600,000, it is well past time Chiang Mai had its own public transportation system.

The Chang Puak bicycle shop is not a busy place. Most of owner Pakin Buranapanich’s customers stop by to rent one of the scooters he keeps in his garage

Charlie Claxton speaks to Dr. Kunnawee Kanitpong, Director of Thailand Accident Research Centre to see what can be done about Thailand's deadly roads.

Meet Thongchai who works as a freelance architect during the day and builds bicycles out of a bamboo at night. How's that for innovation!

Ten thousand a year die on Thailand's roads. We interview Police Colonel Sitthichai Thananchai on how that total can be drastically reduced.

Thailand has some of the most deadly roads in the world. We look at the risks foreigners take when they ride a motorbike in Chiang Mai.

Your Chiang Mai questions answered; blood tests, road safety, crash, the racing bike scene and where to go for a value round of golf.