At a glance
Check the source and date of each record. A past count or map can show a pattern, but it cannot confirm what is happening at the scene now.
What to Do After a Road Accident in Thailand.
Find official sources for help after a road crash in Thailand. The links cover ambulance services, police reports and road-safety records.
Why this page matters more now
Use the linked guides for more on border travel, major events and local help. For an urgent problem, use the official service that handles it.
At the scene
- Check for immediate danger and injuries. If anyone needs urgent medical help, call 1669.
- Give the location and scale of the crash. NIEMS asks callers to identify the scene clearly and report the number of injured people and vehicles.
- Do not move an injured person without guidance unless the scene itself creates an immediate danger. NIEMS warns that incorrect movement can worsen an injury.
- Contact police for the incident. Use 191 for an immediate police emergency or the station directory for the relevant local station.
- Follow responder instructions. Record report or reference details only when it is safe to do so.
Official contacts and updates
ThaiRSC road accident center
Road Safety Collaboration dashboard for road-accident injury and death context. Useful as a road-risk source for vehicle-rental guidance, especially motorcycles and long drives.
Access: Public dashboard and related public resources. Updates: Operational / frequent.
PRS Open Data police road accidents
Police Road Safety system summary surface used by the Royal Thai Police for road-accident analysis, risk points, and enforcement planning. Useful as a police road-safety source, not a full open dispatch or case-level feed.
Access: Official public summary dashboard; broader operational data is internal or partner-facing. Updates: Operational / frequent for public summaries.
DDPM disaster data catalog
Department of Disaster Prevention and Mitigation public data-catalog source for disaster data, warning data, assistance data, resources, and broader disaster-management datasets.
Access: Official DDPM data catalog and linked CKAN-style dataset resources. Updates: 5-30 minutes during active warning use cases; otherwise daily to monthly depending dataset.
Use an emergency number for immediate danger; directories and datasets are for non-urgent checking.