The 1.03-minute-long video clip was originally posted by Facebook user Sarayuth Yuth Aremeen and later shared on a popular You Like Clip Ded page. It alleged Mr Tianchai was driving dangerously with one hand on the wheel and the other holding a mobile phone. Mr Tianchai was summoned for an inquiry and he admitted to driving dangerously with passengers on board. However, Mr Tianchai claimed he was speeding to alert the fellow driver of another No. In addition to the fine and licence suspension, Mr Sukree said, Mr Tianchai would have to attend a three-hour workshop on public bus drivers’ manners and good service.

Source: Bangkok Post November 14, 2016 14:08 UTC