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ZT 6.1 Comprehensive Road Safety Measures

Srinakharinwirot University (SWU) systematically integrates policy enforcement, educational campaigns, physical safety infrastructure, and risk surveillance to maintain a safe transit environment for all members of the university community.


To operationalize this commitment across multiple dimensions, Srinakharinwirot University has successfully executed comprehensive road safety measures covering key evidence requirements:


Strict Policy Enforcement for Road Safety Violations

SWU strictly enforces mandatory safety regulations governing vehicle movement on campus. Grounded in the SWU Announcement on 100% Helmet and Seatbelt Use in University Premises (aligned with the Nakhon Nayok Provincial Road Safety Policy), the university mandates 100% helmet wearing for motorcyclists and seatbelt usage for car drivers at all campus access gates. Campus security officers control entry points, while university staff and personnel are required to serve as role models in observing traffic discipline.

Source: SWU Official Announcement on 100% Helmet and Seatbelt Use

https://sd.op.swu.ac.th/News/ประกาศการสวมหมวกนิรภัยและคาดเข็มขัดนิรภัย-100-ในพื้นที่มหาวิทยาลัยตามประกาศจังหวัดนครนายก


Road Safety Education & Creative Campaign Programs

SWU conducts interactive educational workshops to promote traffic law adherence and safe driving practices among students and staff:

  • "Safe & Style: Creative Helmet Design" Workshop (August 17, 2026): Organized by the SWU Well-being Club, Division of Social Engagement, and Ongkharak Model Project, this initiative combined helmet painting with road safety education, stress-relief crafting, and live music to promote helmet compliance alongside holistic well-being (aligned with SDGs 3, 11, and 12).

Source: SWU Safe & Style Project Activity Report https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1HhomwnEZQ/

  • "Safety Communicator Workshop: Data Storytelling for Road Safety Campaign" (April 8, 2026): Trained student communicators to collect empirical data, analyze campus traffic environments, and advocate for road safety through data storytelling.

Source: Safety Communicator Workshop: Data Storytelling for Road Safety Campaign Report (April 8, 2026) – https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1AAZ2xTKSg/

Development of a Safe Physical Environment & Hazard Mitigation

SWU actively enhances campus physical infrastructure to minimize accident risks. Based on student evaluation data from the Safety Communicator Workshop, SWU mapped and assessed 19 surveillance locations, categorizing them into risk tiers to guide physical improvements:


  • Surveillance Distribution: 2 Very High Risk locations (10.5%), 4 High Risk locations (21.1%), 10 Moderate Risk locations (52.6%), and 3 Low Risk locations (15.8%).

  • Targeted Environmental Upgrades: Infrastructure responses focus on adding lighting at crosswalks, narrow alleys, and inter-building pathways; installing clear traffic signage; and mitigating identified hazards such as blind spots (จุดอับสายตา) and slippery or uneven road surfaces (พื้นลื่น).

Source: SWU Road Safety Assessment within the University Report (April 8, 2026) – https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1AAZ2xTKSg/


Participatory Campus Risk Assessment & Hotspot Surveillance

The university utilizes participatory student data to monitor critical traffic hotspots requiring heightened surveillance and environmental intervention:


  • Critical Surveillance Hotspots (Very High Risk): Underground Parking Ramp at D Promenade Gate (28 points) and Underground Parking Ramp at Gate 2 (27 points).

  • High-Risk Hotspots: Physical Education Building Curve (24 points) and Underground Parking Ramp at Gate 5 (24 points).

  • Moderate-Risk Hotspots: Crosswalk in front of Savings Cooperative (23 points), COSCI Three-way Junction (23 points), Road behind Classroom Building (22 points), Prasarnmit Demonstration School (Secondary) Front Road (21 points), Gate 5 (21 points), Library Underground Parking Ramp (21 points), Khai Dao Building Rear Road (20 points), 15 Pre-clinic Building Side Road (20 points), Library-Classroom Road (20 points), and Noodle Shop Alley (19 points).

Source: SWU Safety Communicator Workshop Survey Data


Executive Summary Prose

Srinakharinwirot University (SWU) is fully committed to enhancing campus traffic safety and minimizing road accident risks in alignment with the Healthy University Framework. To operationalize this commitment across all campuses, SWU implements a multi-faceted road safety strategy encompassing strict traffic policy enforcement, creative safety education, spatial environment development, emergency management, and participatory risk assessment. Institutional policies mandate 100% helmet and seatbelt compliance for all vehicles entering and exiting the university. Road safety awareness is actively promoted through educational programs such as the "Safe & Style" workshop and the "Safety Communicator Workshop: Data Storytelling for Road Safety Campaign". Furthermore, SWU continuously evaluates campus physical infrastructure based on student-led risk mappings across 19 surveillance locations, establishing targeted interventions to enhance lighting, improve road signage, and mitigate high-risk traffic zones.


Source:  https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1E1demsT3g/
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