Integrated Management Methods to Reduce Motorcycle Accidents in Bangkok

Abstract

          Research on Integrated management to reduce accidents caused by motorcycle riding in Bangkok To study the current situation of accidents. Conducted a study and analysis of road accident data. In the past year 2023, it was found that road accident statistics in the Bangkok area had 142,999 injuries and 855 deaths, of which 822 were motorcycle users. Risky behavior that resulted The highest number of deaths from accidents is driving faster than the legal limit. which can be seen that The number of accidents continues to increase, which at present has not been able to reduce accidents. and aims to reduce road accident deaths to less than 12 percent per 100,000 people by 2027. To study problems in implementing measures to correct and prevent accidents. and the external environment that affects corrective and preventive measures (PESTEL Analysis) in politics and government security policies. Corruption problems The government's policy on safety is clear. Process and duration of short-term safety work. In terms of economics, the budget received for educating and creating awareness for the people is low. In terms of society, the number of people injured and killed is large per year, and those aged 19-25 years old died, which were youths. which the government sector does not give importance to as it should. In terms of technology, technology, research and development changes in technology Various innovations Communication technology and live traffic broadcasting CCTV camera technology and AI in the environment Environmental Risk of road accidents The environment is not safe. and various pollution And in the area of ​​legal law, the law catches and fines offenders. and weak law enforcement measures. And to analyze and present integrated management approaches to reduce accidents caused by motorcycle riding in Bangkok. By analyzing SWOT Analysis to assess the situation and create an integrated approach using the principles of TOWS Matrix, presented as a guideline, totaling 9 approaches.