Solutions to Solve Problems and Obstacles in the Work of Traffic Police when Setting up Checkpoints AffiliationTraining Center of Provincial Police Region 6

Abstract

This research aims to 1) study the obstacles faced by traffic police officers in setting up checkpoints under the jurisdiction of Provincial Police Region 6, and 2) compare opinions between solutions and the work of traffic police officers in setting up checkpoints under the jurisdiction of Provincial Police Region 6, based on personal factors. A quantitative research design was used, with a sample of 400 traffic police officers from Provincial Police Region 6. Data was analyzed using social science research software, calculating the mean, standard deviation, and performing one-way ANOVA.

          The research findings revealed that:

          1) Overall, respondents expressed a high level of agreement regarding obstacles to traffic police work at checkpoints under the jurisdiction of Provincial Police Region 6, encompassing traffic law enforcement, checkpoint setup, and providing information to the public.

          2) A comparison of opinions between solutions and the work of traffic police officers at checkpoints under the jurisdiction of Provincial Police Region 6, categorized by personal factors, showed that females agreed more than males, and those aged 41-50 years agreed more than those under 30-40 years. Furthermore, those with education levels below a bachelor's degree and those with a bachelor's degree agreed more than those with a master's degree. Those earning 30,001–40,000 baht and 40,000 baht and above agreed more than those earning 20,001–30,000 baht. Furthermore, those who have served in traffic duty for 15 years or more agreed more with the measures regarding setting up checkpoints, enforcing traffic laws, controlling traffic on the roads, and providing information to the public than those who have served in traffic duty for less than 15 years.