I haven't been to Bangkok in a few years, but when I was there I marveled at the number of people who seemed to eat at the street food vendors. It seemed that

I haven't been to Bangkok in a few years, but when I was there I marveled at the number of people who seemed to eat at the street food vendors. It seemed that street vending was a vital part of how food was distributed in the city. Most of it looked like stuff I didn't want to eat - although the people I was with enjoyed some toasted crickets from a street cart. That said, anything that might improve traffic in Bangkok would be nice. Getting around there is a mess.