The improvements will focus on guidelines for obtaining a licence, how to prepare for the driving test, raising awareness of specific risks on the road unique to Thailand, and recaps on internationally recognised driving standards. Foreigners can receive a Thai driving licence by receiving training about relevant laws and rules for using the roads in Thailand, and undertaking written and practical tests, Kamol said. She said it would benefit not only British people, but also any other foreigners residing in Thailand. This is a part of the Thai driving test for foreign nationals. The Department of Land Transport will use these materials for English speaking applicants at all driving test centres and transport offices across Thailand.

Source: The Nation Bangkok February 24, 2018 07:30 UTC