Pattaya's Blue Taxi Vest Policy Reversed After Six Days
Pattaya, Thailand, has reversed its decision on mandatory blue taxi vests for drivers after only six days. The Thaiger reports on the initial objectives, public and driver reactions, and the reasons behind the swift policy change.
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