Tour bus in Phuket overturns, injuring 41 but no fatalities reported. Brake failure cited as reason for the accident.

Malaysia had the second-highest road fatality rate among Asean nations in 2021. Read more at straitstimes.com.

TRIBUTES are being paid to a popular Irish businessman who died in a road traffic incident in Thailand. Neil More O’Ferrall, ...

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Even more alarming, a road accident occurs approximately every 50 seconds. The Star's analysis reveals these sobering figures as the country approaches the Hari Raya holiday season, when millions ...

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Some relatives of the 179 people killed in the worst aviation disaster in South Korea regularly return to the airport where ...

Traffic rules in Pattaya, especially at red lights, can be confusing—particularly when it comes to turning left. While the ...

Neil More O'Ferrall, a 54-year-old Irish man, was killed after being struck by a vehicle in Thailand on Monday night ...

Neil More O’Ferrall, a 54-year-old Irish man, was killed after being struck by a vehicle in Thailand on Monday night ...