Transport
Viriya Insurance Renews 'Traffic Eye Volunteer' Initiative to Enhance Road Safety
Viriya Insurance has officially continued its 'Traffic Eye Volunteer' project in collaboration with the Royal Thai Police and road safety foundations to encourage public participation in monitoring traffic conditions.
On September 16, 2026, Thai Post reported that Viriya Insurance Public Company Limited has renewed its 'Traffic Eye Volunteer' project. This initiative aims to empower the public to act as observers, helping to monitor traffic conditions and report incidents to improve overall road safety in Thailand.
The project is a collaborative effort involving key stakeholders, including the Royal Thai Police’s Traffic Management Center, the Don’t Drive Drunk Foundation, and major traffic information networks such as JS100 and FM91. By leveraging the eyes and ears of the public, the program seeks to create a more vigilant environment on the roads.
For residents and travellers, this initiative may lead to more efficient reporting of traffic accidents or hazardous road conditions. Increased public participation in monitoring could potentially result in faster responses to traffic-related issues. However, it remains to be confirmed how the public can formally submit reports or what specific mechanisms are in place to verify the information provided by volunteers. As the project continues, those navigating Thai roads may notice increased emphasis on community-based traffic oversight. Further details regarding the operational scope and the specific channels for public engagement are expected to be clarified as the program progresses.