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Two Women Face Charges After Filming Motorcycle Content in Korat Underpass

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Two Women Face Charges After Filming Motorcycle Content in Korat Underpass

Police in Nakhon Ratchasima have charged two women for filming a motorcycle content video inside the Pradok underpass, citing safety concerns and the risk of copycat behavior.

According to a report by Matichon Online on September 21, 2026, police in Nakhon Ratchasima have filed five charges against two women who were filmed riding a motorcycle inside the Pradok underpass to create social media content. The authorities intervened after the footage raised significant concerns regarding public safety and the potential for others to imitate the dangerous behavior.

For residents and travelers, this incident highlights the strict enforcement of traffic regulations in Thailand, particularly regarding activities that obstruct traffic or endanger road users. The Pradok underpass is a busy thoroughfare, and unauthorized stops or maneuvers within such structures pose a high risk of accidents.

While the police have confirmed the filing of five specific charges, the exact nature of the penalties or the legal proceedings that will follow remain to be determined by the court. Authorities have emphasized that such actions are not only illegal but also set a poor example for road safety. It is advised that all road users adhere strictly to traffic laws and avoid using public infrastructure for non-transport purposes. Further updates on the legal outcome of this case are expected as the judicial process continues.