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	Wattana Phattharachon, the deputy director-general of the department, said over 90 per cent of road accidents are caused by human.&nbsp;</div>
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	For greater safety, a database centre will be in place to collect drivers&#39; personal data, training sessions and other records.&nbsp;</div>
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	Wattana said that the centre should be operational within March.</div>

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