Pattaya Motorcycle Taxi Drivers Question Dark Blue Vests Over Night Safety
Pattaya motorcycle taxi drivers are questioning the switch from orange to dark blue vests, citing concerns about reduced visibility at night. Drivers also express dissatisfaction with the cost and timing of the transition, urging authorities to prioritize safety.
Read up to 3 eligible full articles per Japan day (JST) for free
Create a free account to open up to 3 eligible full articles per Japan calendar day (JST). Headlines and summaries remain available across ASEAN 7.
Related articles
- Pattaya Motorbike Taxi Riders Report Confusion Over New Blue Vests
Motorbike taxi riders in Pattaya, Thailand, report that the recent switch from orange to blue vests has caused confusion among tourists, leading to a decline in passengers. While authorities aim for better order, riders are facing initial difficulties adapting to the new color scheme.
- Pattaya Motorcycle Taxi Drivers Report Tourist Confusion, Reduced Passengers After Blue Vest Switch
Motorcycle taxi drivers in Pattaya, Thailand, are reporting confusion among tourists and a decrease in passengers following the switch from orange to blue vests. The transition, coupled with competition from ride-hailing apps, is impacting their livelihoods.
- Pattaya Taxis Lament Color Change, Losing Tourists to Ride-Sharing Apps
Pattaya taxi drivers are reporting a decline in passengers after changing their uniform color from orange to blue, making them less recognizable to tourists. The situation is compounded by intense competition from ride-sharing apps.
- Pattaya's Motorcycle Taxis Face Test Beyond Blue Vests
Pattaya and Banglamung have introduced blue motorcycle taxi vests to enhance safety and tourism image. However, the true test lies in whether the 5,281 registered riders and 564 approved stands can deliver the safe, fair, and reliable service passengers expect.