Modified motorbikes seized at newly reopened Pattaya schools

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Nine Pattaya students returning to school got an unwelcome greeting from Nongprue police, who seized their modified motorbikes for being too loud.

Nine Pattaya students returning to school got an unwelcome greeting from Nongprue police, who seized their modified motorbikes for being too loud.



The reopening of school campuses has made the work of police tasked with curbing street racing and the modification of motorcycles much easier. A task force simply showed up at Nernplabwan School Feb. 8 and checked all the bikes in the parking lot.

Nine motorcycles were found to be using illegal and loud tailpipes. The bikes were confiscated and the young owners’ parents notified. The noisy exhausts will be destroyed.

Nine were found to be using illegal and loud tailpipes. The bikes were confiscated and the young owners’ parents notified and served with orders to return the motorbikes to factory condition.

The noisy exhausts, meanwhile, will be destroyed.

Principal Thanachai Wongsaroj said the school has focused recently on Covid-19, but issues of illegal street racing and modified bikes have not been forgotten and the school was happy to assist police.


Principal Thanachai Wongsaroj (right) tells Pol. Lt. Col. Krit (left) that recently the school’s focus has been on Covid-19, but issues of illegal street racing and modified bikes have not been forgotten and the school was happy to assist police.