Voyager à moto dans le Sud-Est Asiatique

D'autres conseils http://www.deuxsingesenhiver.com/2012/05/02/guide-de-la-moto-en-asie-du-sud-est/

www.southeastasiabackpacker.com/10-tips-for-hiring-a-motorbike-in-thailand-for-beginners

Récit http://www.rideasia.net/motorcycle-forum/laos-ride-reports/2491-laos-september.html

http://thailandmotorbikefestival.com/bkk/home.php

Au Vietnam à Hanoi (locations de motos & organisations de balades) http://www.flamingotravel.com.vn/?

un exemple

La moto au Cambodge, ce qu'il faut savoir !

http://www.visiting-cambodia.com/info/transport/moto.html

Vietnam, des conseils pour acheter un scooter http://www.decoinencoin.com/?p=1359

Une balade très connue et très agréable dans le nord Thailande

http://www.vie-nomade.com/guides/thailande/mae-hong-son-loop/

Traffic police officers on duty can now ride motorcycles in Yangon Region starting from second week of February, according to Yangon Region Traffic Police Department.

“For rapid transport for the traffic police officers on duty in Yangon, a total of 20 motorcycles have been given to them. Currently there are now three government departments officially allowed to ride motorcycles in the city. The departments will have to use the officially allowed number of motorcycles.

Officials from other departments not allowed will also be fined for using them,” said Thar Htay, a senior traffic police officer from the department.

Formerly there were only two government departments officially allowed to use motorbikes. They are Yangon City Development Committee (YCDC) and Ministry of Electrical Power (MEP), with 33 motorbikes for YCDC and 65 motorbikes for MEP.

However in 2012, more than 800 motorcycle riders were fined for riding without any official permission in the city and there were not included officials, according to the department.

“There are also committees formed officially in the townships across the city to take action against anyone who violate the rule, even if they are either government officials or civilians” Thar Htay added.

Currently a strictly enforced ban on motorbikes and mopeds are enforced in Yangon, the commercial hub of the country complete absence of motorcycles in the streets.

Within Yangon city limits, it is illegal to drive trishaws, bicycles, and motorcycles.

Since February 2010, pickup truck bus lines have been forbidden to run in 6 townships of Downtown Yangon, namely Latha, Lanmadaw, Pabedan, Kyauktada, Botahtaung and Pazundaung Townships.

In May 2003, a ban on using car horns was implemented in six townships of Downtown Yangon to reduce noise pollution. In April 2004, the car horn ban was expanded to cover the entire city.

Source birmane 11

A selection of scenes from Cambodia Bike Adventure

2 roadmap disponibles sur Thakhek et le plateau des Bolaven

http://www.verygreentrip.com/tours-en-scooter-motorbikes-au-laos/

Thailande - Bangkok

http://www.asiaridingadventure.com/

http://www.asiesudest.com/moto-vietnam/  

Thailande & Malaisie

http://www.captainslash.com/