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The Highway Police Division in Ayutthaya has summoned two highway police for clarification after their random traffic checkpoint on the Asian Highway had allegedly caused a traffic accident that injured a passenger. The action by the highway police division came after a video clip of the accident, which happened at about
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BANGKOK, 28 December 2017 (NNT)-The Department of Probation (DOP) is encouraging those placed on probation for breaking traffic laws, to join a community service project to promote road safety during the New Year holidays. DOP Director-General Prasarn Mahaleetrakul opened the project, which was organized in a joint effort between the DOP,
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Traffic police will start using a new form of tickets nationwide on Sunday. The change is part of the Police Ticket Management project (PTM), said Pol Maj Gen Ekkarak Limsangkat, commander of the 3rd Special Branch Bureau who leads the project. Full story: Bangkok Post BANGKOK POST ONLINE REPORTERS
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About 370 traffic police officers, or 10% of officers in the capital, have been banned from issuing infringement notices after they failed a test on traffic laws, according to the Metropolitan Police Bureau (MPB). About 10% of the city's 3,719 traffic police officers failed the test which was conducted on Aug
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The Royal Thai Police will introduce the use of new traffic tickets within 120 days as of Aug 18 when an announcement of the new traffic tickets was published in the Royal Gazette. According to Pol Col Krisana Pattanacharoen, deputy spokesman of the RTP, there are three types of new traffic
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Beginning today drivers under the age of 20 having blood alcohol content in excess of 20 milligrammes will be considered driving under the influence of alcohol and will be charged with drunk driving. Besides, drivers with blood alcohol content in excess of 50 milligrammes will not get compensation payment in case
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The prime minister has ordered tough actions on serious traffic violations in order to ensure safety for the people and reduce serious traffic accidents. Government spokesman Lt Gen Sansern Kaewkamnerd said his order came as he was concerned about the safety of the people travelling homes to celebrate the New Year,
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Motorists will in the near future pay their traffic fines with their credit cards under a land traffic bill approved by the National Legislative Assembly today (Thursday). The bill which is expected to come into force in 60 days after its publication in the Royal Gazette will open a new channel
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