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175 dead, 1,100+ hurt on Thai roads in first 4 of ‘10 Dangerous Days’

December 31, 2024

Speeding, drunk driving and reckless lane changing remain leading causes of road accidents, as authorities urge stricter law enforcement

Activist steps up call for better management to make Thai roads safe for motorcyclists

November 20, 2022

An activist renewed her call for the government to put in place more effective measures to prevent road deaths, especially of motorcyclists, who she believes are victims of poor management.

New Tiger 1200 bikes a triumph for adventure, fun and safety on Thai roads

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 12, 2022

Thai adventure buffs, who enjoy riding powerful big bikes to visit the provinces, have a choice of two new, powerful models from Triumph Thailand.

Zebra-crossing death highlights deadly hazards of Thai roads | Voice of The Nation

TUESDAY, JANUARY 25, 2022

Voice of The Nation: Monday-Friday, 8-9 AM

Thai roads need central barriers to minimise impact of accidents: experts

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 07, 2018

Thai roads need central barriers to minimise impacts from road accidents, experts have told a seminar.

Unlicensed drivers not the cause of chaos on Thai roads

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 2018

Re: “Driver’s licence just a scrap of paper in Thailand”, Have Your Say, August 24.

ADB invests in Thai roads

WEDNESDAY, JULY 04, 2018

The Asian Development Bank (ADB) and the government have signed a US$99.4-million loan to help the country upgrade 125km of highway and improve road safety management in the northeast.

The reason for unending carnage on Thai roads

MONDAY, JANUARY 02, 2017

So-called “tombstone regulation” concerns body counts. A body count (or a potential body count) is the factor that tends to sway people into doing something or saying something about a particular issue, such as road accidents or dangerous and illegally built hotels.

Slaps on the wrist reveal why Thai roads are so deadly

THURSDAY, JUNE 02, 2016

A key reason that Thailand has the world’s second-highest road-fatality rate is because drivers and vehicle owners are not held accountable for their misdeeds. Thus, for example, when a five-year-old student fell from a school bus in Tak a few days ago, t

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