Tag: articles
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3 Essential Sidewalk Standards That Are Non-Negotiable
[Good Sidewalk Standards 🚶♿👨🦯🏃] When I step out of my home, the first thing my feet touch is the sidewalk. Many people think sidewalk…
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Global cities solve traffic jams with urban zoning
[Traffic Standards 🛣️🚦] A reader shouted from the last post: “Dare you? Ban cars from the city and zone pricing.” This question isn’t just…
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5 countries with the highest fines for violating accessible parking rights
Have you ever wondered why accessible parking spots get violated so often? Because when there are no serious penalties, people think “just parking for…
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How Thailand Supports Education for People with Disabilities
After covering the overall rights and welfare picture, today let’s dive deep into education — because if we have a good, accessible education system,…
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Thailand’s Support System for People with Disabilities: How Does It Work?
We all know the parts we touch directly — the disability allowance, the pink card. Today, let’s look at the whole system. How does…
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What Happens When You Get Sick in Thailand – Healthcare and Welfare
“How good is Thailand’s public health system?” — I’ve heard that line a lot, but I never really looked into it. So today, let’s…
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Summary of Budget spending Under Governor Chadchart’s First Term
Four years of Governor Chadchart — where did the money go? I pulled all 19,783 BMA projects (137.9 billion baht) and categorized every one.…
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Japan’s Disabled Parking: Two Systems, One With Teeth, One Without
Japan has two separate disabled parking systems. On-street parking, run by police and the Public Safety Commission, has real permits and fines — the…
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Old buildings in Bangkok – we investigated the data, and what’s missing is terrifying
Last week, a concrete awning from an old building collapsed on Rama IV Road, killing one person. It made me wonder: how many more…


