Thailand Mandates Public Driving Licenses for Ride-Hailing App Drivers by September 2026
Thailand's Ministry of Transport will mandate all drivers for eight ride-hailing apps to possess public transport driving licenses by September 30, 2026, aiming to enhance passenger safety and ensure fair pricing for all parties.
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