Ao Nang infrastructure highlights, (Krabi, Thailand) 18 December/21 – 09 January/22

Until now I have posted public spaces observations on my Twitter profile @lecwhite (you can see them by selecting the media tab). I’ll continue on here, and possibly add pics later from our time in (mostly) France, Belgium & the Netherlands in the fall. I have a lot of catching up to do! We are now back in Europe after 3 months in Thailand 🇹🇭.

I expect these speed bumps were installed by the adjacent hotel.
Bollards to prevent motorcycles on the wide sidewalk I think.
The limit was 30 km/hr but other than the parked cars & congestion, there was nothing to slow traffic.
Great wide sidewalk in the tourist area, but then it ends abruptly.
We did witness a collision between a car and a motorcycle, but thankfully the drivers walked away seemingly unharmed.
Public compost bins, yay!
Should we think about this for NS? Unlikely, but possible.
Solar on an island.
For ocean plastic collection & awareness.
Love the variety of street food available.
Rural bike lanes!
Seemed like developer chose to build these rather than government, as they did not really lead anywhere in particular.
Public toilets were easy to come by including at free entry attractions.
Solar powered LED street lights
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