Pattaya Replaces Orange Vests with Blue for Motorcycle Taxis
Pattaya, Thailand, is transitioning 5,281 registered public motorcycle taxi drivers from traditional orange vests to blue. This initiative aims to modernize their identity, enhance Pattaya's tourism image, and bolster passenger safety for residents and visitors.
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