Assistant national police chief Pol Lt-General Wittaya Prayongphan told reporters after the meeting that a new system would be set up to allow the three agencies to work together more efficiently.&nbsp; 
Krungthai Bank would be a partner in accepting traffic fines from violators, he said.&nbsp; 
&ldquo;We need about a month to complete the technical matters,&rdquo; he added. 
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