Burapha University promotes a culture of safe driving for sustainable development
Burapha University, in collaboration with the Committee for Road Safety Management Development and the Student Organization, organized the project “BUU Road Safety: Driving Safely in BUU Style” on Wednesday, August 27, 2025, at Room PH 117, Faculty of Public Health. The initiative aimed to enhance knowledge, awareness, and a culture of road safety among students and staff.
The event was honored by the presence of Dr. Wallop Suwandee, President of Kasem Bundit University, who presided over the opening ceremony. Mr. Pongsathorn Kaewmanee, Assistant to the President for Student Development and Alumni Relations, delivered the project report, while Asst. Prof. Dr. Thaddao Pahathansupanun, Assistant Dean for Student Development and Special Affairs, welcomed the participants.
Activity Highlights
Lecture on “SHM BUU Strategy for Road Safety” by Assoc. Prof. Dr. Patchana Jaidee
Announcement of student organization safety measures by Mr. Supakorn Pongthong, Vice President for Student Activities
Special lecture on “Traffic Vaccines” by road safety experts from the Office of Disease Prevention and Control 6, Chonburi: Mr. Thanasak Koytha and Ms. Supitcha Amarin
Award ceremony for the Road Safety Media Contest (TikTok clips / posters / mascots)
Distribution of 300 safety helmets, supported by the Road Safety Committee (RSC) and the National Road Safety Committee (NRSC)
The project drew participation from more than 347 students and staff, engaging in meaningful learning and collaborative activities that foster a strong culture of safe driving.
The BUU Road Safety project not only focuses on reducing traffic accidents but also reflects Burapha University’s commitment to advancing the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs):
SDG 3: Good Health and Well-Being
By raising awareness and promoting safe driving practices, the project contributes to the reduction of injuries and fatalities from traffic accidents — a major public health challenge both in Thailand and globally. This effort directly supports healthier lives and well-being for all.SDG 11: Sustainable Cities and Communities
Instilling a culture of road safety within the university serves as a foundation for developing safer, more inclusive, and sustainable communities. When students adopt safe driving habits, the impact extends beyond the campus and contributes to wider societal benefits.
A Step Toward a Safer and Sustainable Society
This initiative highlights the power of collaboration between the university, the Student Organization, and road safety partners. It strengthens traffic safety measures on campus while extending its impact to the community at large.
Burapha University remains committed to fostering a “Safe Driving Culture” where students and staff can thrive in a supportive learning environment while contributing to a safer and more sustainable society.
