Fri, May 27, 2022
Published: Mar 21, 2021
The high number of vehicles on Thai roads have been blamed for the increasing PM2.5 dust pollution affecting both urban and non-urban people.
Published: Feb 26, 2021
The speed limit for roads with four lanes or more will be raised from 90 kilometres per hour to 120kph, Transport Minister Saksayam Chidchob said on Friday.
Published: Jan 25, 2021
In an attempt to reduce PM2.5 pollution, the Department of Land Transport will impose heavy fines on the owners of vehicles that emit black smoke exceeding the safety standard.
Published: Nov 13, 2020
The government is planning to tighten vehicle inspection to deal with air pollution, the top official at the Pollution Control Department said.
Published: Aug 08, 2020
The Customs Department held an auction of 201 seized vehicles on Saturday (August 8).
Published: Aug 04, 2020
The Customs Department will auction off more than 200 vehicles it has seized and expects to generate at least Bt300 million.
Published: Jun 19, 2020
Auto production fell to 56,035 vehicles in May, plummeting 69.1 per cent year on year, but more than doubled the output in April, the Automotive Industry Club, under the Federation of Thai Industries, reported.
Published: Apr 25, 2020
Sales of Suzuki in the first quarter grew 15.1 per cent, compared to the same period in 2019, while other brands saw decline in sales.
Published: Apr 04, 2020
Phatthalung Governor Kukiat Wongkraphan announced on Friday (March 3) a lockdown of the province from April 6 to 16, in order to control Covid-19 from spreading and preventing local people from the risk of infection.
Published: Feb 25, 2020
Chevrolet Thailand made it clear today (February 25) that the company will not compensate customers who bought the all new Captiva, its latest SUV, at full price as some of them demanded.
Published: Feb 18, 2020
Ford has given an assurance that it will continue to invest in the Asean region, in response to General Motors’ announcement on February 17 that it would cease Chevrolet sales in Thailand by the end of 2020.
Published: Jan 27, 2020
The Royal Thai Police has enforced numerous measures to reduce PM2.5 dust particles in the air, and one of them was to arrest owners of vehicles that emitted black smoke, deputy chief of Bangkok Metropolitan Police, Jirasan Kaewsangeak, said on Monday (January 27).