As a tourist, taking public transport in a foreign land can provide a better glimpse into the locals' way of life and expose you to some rather interesting experiences. In a video uploaded on TikTok on Jan 27, a Singaporean shared her unnerving experience in Bangkok, in which the bus driver slammed the doors in her face just as she...
It also said that buses with blue signs in the front window take the ordinary route, while buses with yellow signs take the expressway. There was, however, no available information on the "extra bus" netizens commented about.It may be rare for tourists to take public buses in Bangkok, opting instead for the capital city's more unique choice of public transport: The tuk-tuk.
"He appeared aggressive so I started to record [the] video. I said that we did not, and had agreed to go to BTS Surasak."
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