http://www.nakhonsrithammarat.com/on-the-roads-f44/-t1.htm Driving yourself? Good luck. Fri, 06 Aug 2010 10:55:30 GMT 10 http://tbn1.google.com/images?q=tbn:EJehkSuyLx20qM:http://www.guiderooms.com/thailand/imag http://www.nakhonsrithammarat.com/on-the-roads-f44/-t1.htm http://www.nakhonsrithammarat.com/on-the-roads-f44/new-bike-shop-in-town-t1068.htm Admin Well, don't know how new it is but I only saw it for the first time today. It's called 'Nakhon 1%' for some reason and it is located next to the Susco garage on the way to Tescos coming from Ocean. Only had a small stock but what they did have was quite interesting ... an old BMW and a roadster/chopper thingy that actually looked really nice and I hate choppers. Forgot to take a picture, but it was cool looking. On the roads Fri, 06 Aug 2010 10:55:30 GMT http://www.nakhonsrithammarat.com/on-the-roads-f44/new-bike-shop-in-town-t1068.htm#7800 http://www.nakhonsrithammarat.com/on-the-roads-f44/new-bike-shop-in-town-t1068.htm http://www.nakhonsrithammarat.com/on-the-roads-f44/be-careful-be-very-careful-t1034.htm Admin


]]> On the roads Tue, 06 Jul 2010 06:14:48 GMT http://www.nakhonsrithammarat.com/on-the-roads-f44/be-careful-be-very-careful-t1034.htm#7482 http://www.nakhonsrithammarat.com/on-the-roads-f44/be-careful-be-very-careful-t1034.htm http://www.nakhonsrithammarat.com/on-the-roads-f44/gps-on-my-travel-t733.htm Snowflake My Nokia N79 has a built in map with GPS device (through GPRS)... I have tested it many times from NST to Thung Song and it has never been more than 10 M away... In December I had to go to Surat Thani and I used it then too (not getting there but finding what I was looking for)... I can search for sights, public offices, schools, streets, special places of interest, temples and so on... I can also do a free text search and several alternatives will come up...I have never really thought much ... On the roads Mon, 25 Jan 2010 07:20:02 GMT http://www.nakhonsrithammarat.com/on-the-roads-f44/gps-on-my-travel-t733.htm#5349 http://www.nakhonsrithammarat.com/on-the-roads-f44/gps-on-my-travel-t733.htm http://www.nakhonsrithammarat.com/on-the-roads-f44/roads-take-it-easy-t151.htm sitastic For sometime now I have studied the Thai why of driving and Ive never seen so many stupid idiotic knobs on the road here! Just a little rant! Be warned, for starters, there is oil, fuel and poopoo on all the roads this comes from all after market pipes,that the Thais think are great! Just the other day I saw a road sweeper, wow I thought, but looking down as I was following, all I saw was full of rainbow colours, oil? Nah, thinking that this must be detergent of some sort I thought I would ... On the roads Mon, 29 Jun 2009 08:18:33 GMT http://www.nakhonsrithammarat.com/on-the-roads-f44/roads-take-it-easy-t151.htm#468 http://www.nakhonsrithammarat.com/on-the-roads-f44/roads-take-it-easy-t151.htm http://www.nakhonsrithammarat.com/on-the-roads-f44/do-locals-eat-a-lot-of-carrots-t73.htm Freebird ]]> On the roads Wed, 24 Jun 2009 02:28:28 GMT http://www.nakhonsrithammarat.com/on-the-roads-f44/do-locals-eat-a-lot-of-carrots-t73.htm#132 http://www.nakhonsrithammarat.com/on-the-roads-f44/do-locals-eat-a-lot-of-carrots-t73.htm http://www.nakhonsrithammarat.com/on-the-roads-f44/minivans-buses-t926.htm Admin They leave from stands and travel agencies all over town, most within 1 block of Ratchadamnoen Rd., near downtown. Minivans to Krabi (3hr.; 8am - 4:00pm; 180฿) and Phuket (5hr., 8am-4pm, 270฿) leave from the parking lot right in front of city hall. Minivans to Ko Samui (1½hr., 7:30am-1pm, 229฿ including ferry fare) leave from north of the intersection of Ratchadamnoen and Ratnikom Rd. near the Thai Airlines office.; to Surat Thani (1½hr., 6am-5:30pm, 165฿) leave from near the intersection ... On the roads Tue, 04 May 2010 04:02:31 GMT http://www.nakhonsrithammarat.com/on-the-roads-f44/minivans-buses-t926.htm#6662 http://www.nakhonsrithammarat.com/on-the-roads-f44/minivans-buses-t926.htm http://www.nakhonsrithammarat.com/on-the-roads-f44/road-trip-to-udon-t735.htm Snowflake I am going with my mate on a road trip this vacation. We are going up north, do you have any suggestions to where we could go? The main goal is just past Udon Thani- I used to live in a small village there called Ban Thai Hai... (2 hours on a bus north of Udon)... So what should we see on the way? Where should we stop? Ps. It is not my GF that is going and we are both boys with interest in the other gender) On the roads Mon, 25 Jan 2010 07:27:24 GMT http://www.nakhonsrithammarat.com/on-the-roads-f44/road-trip-to-udon-t735.htm#5351 http://www.nakhonsrithammarat.com/on-the-roads-f44/road-trip-to-udon-t735.htm http://www.nakhonsrithammarat.com/on-the-roads-f44/gps-on-my-travel-t734.htm Snowflake My Nokia N79 has a built in map with GPS device (through GPRS)... I have tested it many times from NST to Thung Song and it has never been more than 10 M away... In December I had to go to Surat Thani and I used it then too (not getting there but finding what I was looking for)... I can search for sights, public offices, schools, streets, special places of interest, temples and so on... I can also do a free text search and several alternatives will come up...I have never really thought much ... On the roads Mon, 25 Jan 2010 07:20:02 GMT http://www.nakhonsrithammarat.com/on-the-roads-f44/gps-on-my-travel-t734.htm#5350 http://www.nakhonsrithammarat.com/on-the-roads-f44/gps-on-my-travel-t734.htm http://www.nakhonsrithammarat.com/on-the-roads-f44/crossing-kukwang-junction-in-rush-hour-t549.htm markwhite Hi, I'm thinking of moving closer to Amphoe Muang from Tha Sala but need to think about how easy it is to get around. I hear it's getting busier all the time, and I'm used to living somewhere that's not got a lot of traffic. It's quite possible that my nursery-run will take me from one end of Pattanakaan-Kukwang road up near the bend at Tha Pae, down through Kukwang, and possibly as far as Tesco. How hideous is that likely to be at 7:30-8:00am and 4:30-5:30pm? Snarled up and annoying, ... On the roads Fri, 13 Nov 2009 12:58:45 GMT http://www.nakhonsrithammarat.com/on-the-roads-f44/crossing-kukwang-junction-in-rush-hour-t549.htm#3806 http://www.nakhonsrithammarat.com/on-the-roads-f44/crossing-kukwang-junction-in-rush-hour-t549.htm http://www.nakhonsrithammarat.com/on-the-roads-f44/what-was-your-first-personal-mode-of-transport-in-thailand-t494.htm Admin I arrived here to live permanently after being here a few times beforehand. Anyway, coming here permanently, I flew into Don Muang to be met by my wife and some in-laws. After a couple of days relaxing we went out car shopping and after looking around settled on a 2nd hand Toyota 2.8l 4x4 pickup. Great car it was, built in Australia but they were fairly common here too. In fact there are a couple knocking around Nakhon at the moment. That was my first car and have had a few since. Didn't really ... On the roads Mon, 19 Oct 2009 03:45:01 GMT http://www.nakhonsrithammarat.com/on-the-roads-f44/what-was-your-first-personal-mode-of-transport-in-thailand-t494.htm#3355 http://www.nakhonsrithammarat.com/on-the-roads-f44/what-was-your-first-personal-mode-of-transport-in-thailand-t494.htm http://www.nakhonsrithammarat.com/on-the-roads-f44/driving-yourself-t71.htm Admin The roads in not only Nakhon but Thailand itself are in general pretty good. They 'drive' on the left as in the UK and Australia (Malaysia & Singapore too) but because of very poor policing there is a 'if there's space, I can use it' mentality meaning that you will have motorcycles, cars etc etc often driving on the 'wrong' side of the road. There is also a very selfish attitude meaning that cars will pull out, obstruct you for no reason other than that driver wanted to do that. In the whole ... On the roads Wed, 24 Jun 2009 01:05:22 GMT http://www.nakhonsrithammarat.com/on-the-roads-f44/driving-yourself-t71.htm#118 http://www.nakhonsrithammarat.com/on-the-roads-f44/driving-yourself-t71.htm