I was on the bike forum I like a wind up and a guy at 74 just got his license allegedly, I know that in UK 70 is a cut off point to an annual check up etc but somewhere in my mind 70 I remember being told was the cut off point altogether in Thailand. ??
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Driving, Riding What'S The Age Limit.
Started by Kwasaki, 2012-02-09 00:24
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7 replies to this topic
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chris2004
Advanced Member Posted 2012-02-09 09:20:07
What about the younger age limit. We all see schoolgirls about 12/13 riding on bikes, with no helmets and 2 passengers.
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harrry
Platinum Member Posted 2012-02-09 09:29:18
16 for less than 100cc
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mogandave
Senior Member Posted 2012-02-09 17:40:55
What about the younger age limit. We all see schoolgirls about 12/13 riding on bikes, with no helmets and 2 passengers. 2? #5
Kwasaki
F.I.o.R. Posted 2012-02-09 22:06:33
So nobody knows ???
My little 18month old great great great nephew sits on a pillow on my lap and steers the car for me, his very good. I'm asking what about when I'm 70years old and want to continue to drive in Thailand. #6
funcat
Senior Member Posted 2012-02-09 22:57:35
So nobody knows ??? My little 18month old great great great nephew sits on a pillow on my lap and steers the car for me, his very good. I'm asking what about when I'm 70years old and want to continue to drive in Thailand. How often are you usually stopped by the police?...in my case twicein past 10 years...and I only showed them my US DR...and they looked,and I got it back...100BHT 
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billd766
An aged but well preserved member Posted 2012-02-10 13:36:55
So nobody knows ??? My little 18month old great great great nephew sits on a pillow on my lap and steers the car for me, his very good. I'm asking what about when I'm 70years old and want to continue to drive in Thailand. On my own is no problem. I definitely don't like being on the bike at night and I am less happy in the car at night than I used to be. #8
Kwasaki
F.I.o.R. Posted 2012-02-10 20:40:37
So nobody knows ??? My little 18month old great great great nephew sits on a pillow on my lap and steers the car for me, his very good. I'm asking what about when I'm 70years old and want to continue to drive in Thailand. On my own is no problem. I definitely don't like being on the bike at night and I am less happy in the car at night than I used to be. I suppose the the only answer is to ask the local DLT at some stage if Im still up to it, I just thought some people on here would know but apparently not except the guy who has just got a motorcycle license at 74. 
Edited by Kwasaki, 2012-02-10 20:41:13. |
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