Thailand's Office of Insurance Commission and the Road Accident Victims Protection Fund held an educational event for more than 100 students at Chachoengsao Technical College. The initiative focused on rights under compulsory motor insurance, how to claim protection after an accident and safe road use. Students were taught that compulsory motor insurance protects people injured in road accidents rather than damage to vehicles, and that victims may receive preliminary compensation without waiting for fault to be established. The program also covered the legal requirement for every vehicle to carry this insurance, identifying risks on everyday routes and avoiding unsafe driving behavior. Participants were encouraged to check that their own and family vehicles have continuous coverage and to share information on insurance rights and accident procedures.
2026-09-04Thailand Office of Insurance Commission
Thailand's Office of Insurance Commission trains more than 100 students on compulsory motor insurance rights and road safety
Thailand's Office of Insurance Commission and the Road Accident Victims Protection Fund trained more than 100 students on compulsory motor insurance and road safety. The program explained that the insurance protects road accident victims, including through preliminary compensation without waiting for fault to be determined, and encouraged students to check family vehicles for continuous coverage.