Thailand Enhances Road Safety for New Year
Thailand Enhances Road Safety for New Year

Thailand Enhances Road Safety for New Year

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As New Year celebrations approach, authorities are intensifying road safety measures across the country, including stricter enforcement of traffic laws and increased alcohol checks to combat drink-driving, particularly among underage drivers. The Ministry of Justice and the Department of Disaster Prevention and Mitigation have set up additional checkpoints and are monitoring high-risk areas to prevent accidents. In California, a new law taking effect on January 1 prohibits parking near crosswalks to enhance pedestrian safety, while Governor Gavin Newsom announced an extension of California Highway Patrol operations in Oakland to improve public safety amid rising crime rates. New public safety laws, effective January 1, will impose harsher penalties for traffic violations and regulate speed contests and exhibitions. Moreover, the laws aim to ensure the safety of electric bicycles, requiring compliance with safety standards starting in 2026. Experts stress the need for balanced investment in social housing to stabilize the real estate market amidst ongoing challenges in housing development.

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