
As the Songkran holiday season approaches, ensuring safe and enjoyable trips is crucial. Car accident statistics from the past four years show a 7% increase in accidents leading to disability and a 4% rise in fatalities since 2021*. In response, AXA Thailand is emphasising the importance of motor risk prevention and offering valuable services to help drivers stay protected.
The key factors contributing to motor accidents during peak travel periods**. Fatigue, alcohol consumption, negligence, a lack of safety measures, and distractions are among the top causes of accidents. To help mitigate these risks, drivers are urged to be proactive by ensuring they are well-rested and avoiding alcohol. Additionally, they should utilize safety features, wear seatbelts, stay focused on the road, and refrain from using phones or texting. Importantly, drivers should also ensure their vehicles are in top condition.
Before hitting the road, AXA also recommends inspecting four critical car systems to reduce accident risks and ensure a safe journey:
By taking these simple steps, drivers can significantly reduce the likelihood of an accident and ensure peace of mind during their travels.
AXA offers comprehensive motor insurance that ensures protection for all customers' needs at affordable prices. Exclusively for AXA policyholders, AXA's Preferred Garage network provides exclusive benefits, including immediate service, car pickup and delivery within 10 km, a one-year repair warranty, high-quality body paint, and complimentary car cleaning.
Additionally, AXA includes 24-hour AXA Roadside Service and AXA 4 U, covering replacements for tyres, batteries, radios, and lubricants in case of accidental damage.
AXA is committed to ensuring that customers are well-equipped to handle any road situation, providing essential tools and coverage for a safer driving experience. For more information on AXA's motor products and services, visit https://u.axa.co.th/mtpkeytips.
Remark: Terms and conditions of coverage and underwriting as specified by AXA, the Insured should understand them before making the decision.