EFFECTIVENESS OF THE TRAFFIC PROBLEM SOLVING POLICY IMPLEMENETATION OF THE TRAFFIC POLICE DIVISION

Abstract

The objectives of this research article were to study the level of the policy implementation, the factors affecting the effectiveness of the policy and propose the development of increasing efficiency of the implementation of the traffic problem solving policy of the Traffic Police Division by integrating Buddhist principles. Research methodology was the mixed methods: The quantitative method by survey research collecting data from 350 samples Data were analyzed by using frequency, percentage, mean, standard deviation, correlation analysis and multiple regression analysis using statistical software. The qualitative method, data were collected from 17 key informants by in-depth-interviewing and 12 participants in focus group discussions to confirm the model after data synthesis. Findings were as follow:1. The effectiveness of the traffic problem solving policy implementation by overall was at  high level (= 3.99, SD = 0.558). 2. Factors affecting the effectiveness of the Implementation of the Traffic Problem Solving Policy of the Traffic Police Division were found that the implementation of the 4 secularism principles had an influence on the effectiveness of the traffic problem solving policy implementation of the Traffic Police Division with statistically significant value at the level of 0.01 in order of importance as follows: patience (tolerance), sincerity (truth), sacrifice (Caja) and practice (Dharma), with adjusted decision coefficient. (Adj. R²) equals 0.353. 3. Integrating the principles of Buddhism, the 4 secular principles consisted of: 3.1 Patience, patience, refusal to overcome obstacles , 3.2 being sincere to oneself and others , 3.3 sacrificing, generous to others and honesty and 3.4 Self-training.