Thailand Pushes for Stricter Bus Safety Standards, AI in Inspections
Thailand's Deputy PM and Transport Minister, Phiphat Ratchakitprakarn, has called for enhanced safety standards in the passenger bus industry and increased use of AI in vehicle inspections. The move aims to ensure passenger safety and improve first impressions for tourists.
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