Ranked top for motorcycling deaths, can Thailand change?  

THURSDAY, MAY 11, 2017
Ranked top for motorcycling deaths, can Thailand change?  

Re: Thailand No 1 in world for motorbike accident deaths with 5,500 killed annually: experts.   

And, probably number one in collecting fines for not wearing a helmet.
Just about puts thing in perspective !
Thaiwrath
The experts have now called on manufacturers of bikes in Thailand to use available technology to limit speeds to 90 kilometres per hour.
Just falling on your head from a bicycle can kill you. Nothing makes any sense if people do not wear good helmets. Not the plastic crap ones. 
The educational system is also at fault. Watch three kids driving to school on one bike and neither cops nor teachers do anything? 
Would such a speed limit prevent accidents? I doubt it. 
ajarngreg
Vietnam solved the problem of people not wearing helmets by confiscating the bikes of those who didn’t comply.
This does of course require a police force that can’t easily be paid off, and who will enforce the law, so might not be 
possible in Thailand.
kkerry
Thaivisa