Managed by
Secretary of the Foundation for the Protection of Public Vehicle Users

Established for the profession of public vehicle service provider. The main types are taxis and passenger vans. Therefore, they gathered together to brainstorm ideas on ways to improve and develop. With awareness of participation among users of public car services and public car service providers To raise the level of public car service to standards that can be accepted and practiced in a concrete way.

📍 Location & Occasion

At Room S 308, Lecture Building 5, Thammasat University, Rangsit Center
A meeting was held by the Confederation of Public Car Drivers and Public Car Users, chaired by Mr. Weeraphon Kaewmanee, President of the Public Vehicle Drivers’ Confederation of Thailand.

🧠 Purpose of the Meeting

All participants joined in brainstorming to establish guidelines for upgrading public car services to recognized and practical standards in the future.

🎯 Key Focus Areas

  • Delivering high-quality and standardized services

  • Gaining social acceptance

  • Ensuring safety of life and property for service users, domestically and internationally

  • Addressing root causes of industry challenges

👨‍✈️ Professional Standards for Public Vehicle Drivers

The meeting emphasized the need for drivers to:

  • Develop guidelines and operational plans to reach professional standards

  • Maintain quality, knowledge, competence, discipline, and morality

  • Build a passion for the profession and a volunteer spirit

  • Help society and contribute to the country

It also highlighted the importance of:

  • Promoting and supporting drivers who are moral, responsible, and compliant with professional regulations

  • Encouraging such drivers to be role models in the industry

  • Expanding opportunities to enhance the quality of life for drivers, which will in turn improve service quality and user safety

📌 Meeting Resolution

The meeting resolved to establish five organizations to support these goals:

  1. Foundation for the Protection of Public Vehicle Users

  2. Professional Council of Thai Public Bus Drivers

  3. Thailand Public Vehicle Drivers Professional Council Cooperative Limited

  4. Public Vehicle Driver Development Institute

  5. Community Enterprises

Once these five organizations are fully established, they will be upgraded into a professional organization, as deemed appropriate.