People can continue to sit in pickup trays and the government has not set a maximum number of passengers, Pol Gen Detnarong said. No details about the total fines levied were available, but those who were fined for sitting in pickup trays cannot reclaim the amount now enforcement has been postponed, he said. Instead of barring people from riding in pickup trays, there should be a greater focus on enforcing speed limits, he said. Those found sitting in pickup trays heading to the city centre will be put in police vans which will later drop them off in town, he said. In Suphan Buri, Ampon Pensut, a 46-year-old resident of Muang district, said she disagreed with the pickup tray travel ban.

Source: Bangkok Post April 05, 2017 21:45 UTC