Pattaya Motorcycle Taxi Rider Zips Orange and Blue Vests Together in Colorful Compromise
A Pattaya motorcycle taxi rider has proposed a humorous solution to the debate over the shift from orange to blue vests, wearing a two-tone vest combining both colors. This creative approach addresses concerns about visibility and safety, while also drawing political attention to the issue.
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