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**Abraham** · 09-21-2012, 09:56 AM

Quote[/b] ]I spend ten bucks every year on an IDP (http://www.aaa.com/Vacation/idpf.html) but no one has ever asked for it

Hahahaha. I work for AAA and I didn't even know my company provided this service. At least I can the the IDP for free.

Quote[/b] ]I think when you get there you will buy a used scooter for 7-10K THB and learn to ride it. They are really easy; again it is like a bicycle that you don't have to pedal. Don't forget to ride on the left !!

Last month I was in Thailand and my girl friend taught me how to ride her Motorcycle. I was suprised how easy it was to ride, but I was too afraid to drive any faster than 40 KPH. I found turing left was the hardest thing to do, after being used to the traffic patterns here in the U.S. When I came back home I did have a problem of being sure what side of the road I was susposed to be driving on.

An IDP is a good short-term solution but what if I was going to spend the rest of my life in Thailand? Wouldn't I need a more offical ID??

09-21-2012, 09:56 AM	#2
Abraham Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 591 Senior Member	Quote[/b] ]I spend ten bucks every year on an IDP (http://www.aaa.com/Vacation/idpf.html) but no one has ever asked for it Hahahaha. I work for AAA and I didn't even know my company provided this service. At least I can the the IDP for free. Quote[/b] ]I think when you get there you will buy a used scooter for 7-10K THB and learn to ride it. They are really easy; again it is like a bicycle that you don't have to pedal. Don't forget to ride on the left !! Last month I was in Thailand and my girl friend taught me how to ride her Motorcycle. I was suprised how easy it was to ride, but I was too afraid to drive any faster than 40 KPH. I found turing left was the hardest thing to do, after being used to the traffic patterns here in the U.S. When I came back home I did have a problem of being sure what side of the road I was susposed to be driving on. An IDP is a good short-term solution but what if I was going to spend the rest of my life in Thailand? Wouldn't I need a more offical ID??
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