This bike was driven by a local, right into the corner of a big truck at a high speed. He was wearing a cheap helmet, which shattered. He did not survive. This was 15 miles into my first day.
This bike was driven by a local, right into the corner of a big truck at a high speed. He was wearing a cheap helmet, which shattered. He did not survive. This was 15 miles into my first day.
Wade is currently in: New York City
Upcoming travels: El Salvador
It’s now the sameness of places that make them unique.
The path of any documentary is rarely straight … but we have made it to a nice basecamp: a trailer.
The inevitable misadventures of traveling long-term in and out of the Schengen zone.
The Brave New World isn’t coming, it’s already here.
They say that you have the right to opt out, but do you really?
A look at how travel has impacted my language learning and tips for breaking out of the traveler bubble.
I know what you mean… we’ve been in Thailand for four days and I’ve seen two accidents already, one happened before my eyes.
Note to foreigners: if you can’t drive a motorcycle, Thailand is not the place to learn. Note to self: do not attempt to drive a bike here.
I agree completely. Road rules are often a culture in and of themselves, and if you are not of a particular country it may not be the best idea to learn to ride a motorcycle there.