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Thailand ranks 5th in most nerve-racking nations to drive in: Survey

October 30, 2024

A UK-based company asks more than 2,000 motorists to rate the countries in which they would be most afraid to get behind the wheel

‘Education’ over, fines for all errant drivers in Cambodia from next year

December 27, 2023

Minister of Interior Sar Sokha has announced that he will dismiss any official who causes a traffic accident and attempts to evade taking responsibility, he also stressed that from the onset of 2024, there will be no more “education” for drivers who violate traffic laws, but fines.

Fasten up: Car seats for kids are now mandatory in Thailand

SATURDAY, AUGUST 19, 2023

Children under six years old must be placed in car seats that have proper harnesses and have passed the safety standards of the Thai Industrial Standards Institute or the drivers of the vehicles they are in will face fines of up to 2,000 baht, the Royal Thai Police (RTP) have announced.

Phetchabun police round up gang of 'unwashed' big bikers

SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 2022

Some 200 big bikers on a “nam mai arb” (without bathing) race to and from tourist attractions in Phetchabun’s Khao Kho and Lom Kao districts were finally snared on Saturday.

Cabinet okays draft on new trial procedures involving traffic cases

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 07, 2022

A cabinet meeting on Tuesday approved in principle a draft of the Trial Procedures for Traffic Cases Act, with the aim to set up a specific justice division to process traffic cases instead of going through criminal trials, deputy government spokesperson Ratchada Thanadirek said on Tuesday.

Motorists who ignore traffic fines face arrest from Monday: Police

MONDAY, JUNE 20, 2022

The Metropolitan Police Bureau (MPB) on Monday began seeking arrest warrants for motorists who haven't paid Bangkok traffic fines.

Police officer fined THB500 for flouting traffic law

THURSDAY, JANUARY 13, 2022

The Metropolitan Police Bureau (MPB) slapped a patrol officer with a 500 baht fine for reportedly violating the traffic law on Wednesday.

Does anyone actually care about traffic laws?

MONDAY, FEBRUARY 06, 2017

I recently publicly mentioned how I would like to research whether Thais even want traffic laws enforced. I used motorcycles riding on sidewalks as my example because no one in Ekkamai, my old neighbourhood, seemed to care about the flagrant violations. I suggested that, if Thais expressed a desire to have laws enforced, the police would react accordingly.

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