Motorists in Thailand have been warned that they will not receive their annual vehicle registration tax sticker if they have outstanding traffic fines by this weekend.
The government today announced that motorists have until Saturday, April 1 to settle any unpaid traffic fines otherwise they will not receive their annual vehicle registration tax sticker to display on their windshields. Furthermore, they will be fined a further 2,000 baht, and receive a one-point reduction on their driving score as well.
Deputy government spokeswoman Rachada Dhnadirek said…
“The Royal Thai Police headquarters has been submitting data to the DLT electronically in real time, so they can check vehicles to determine if their drivers have fines.”
Many drivers who received traffic violation tickets through the mail have ignored paying the fines. Some believe that the Department of Land Transport…
