GPS trackers for foreign trucks - Bangkok Post

Officials from the Chumphon Provincial Land Transport Office inspect vehicles and verify permits for the purchase and transport of goods in Lang Suan district of Chumphon on July 13. (Photo: Department of Land Transport) Foreign freight vehicles entering Thailand will be required to install GPS tracking devices from Jan 1, 2027, under a measure aimed at improving road safety and strengthening oversight of cross-border transport.

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