The report highlighted one day as being particularly bad, with 307 road crashes across the country, with 336 injuries and 26 deaths. The majority of the crashes, 79.85%, involved motorcycles, with pick-up trucks being next most dangerous and according for 7.17% of crashes. Nakhon Ratchasima Province saw the highest casualty rate, with 20 road fatalities during the festival.
Alcohol use was associated with 40.28% of the crashes, while speeding was a factor in 26.5% of crashes. To try and address this known problem, police officers had a series of checkpoints at various key points across the country. There were 146,589 traffic offences recorded, including 37,779 of driving with no licence and 39,572 of riding a motorcycle without a helmet.
Of note is that the provinces of Ranong, Non Khai, Samut Songkhram and Nong Bua Lamphu had no road deaths during the period.