Driving behavior is considered a core competency for controlling vehicles, including four-wheel cars, pickup trucks, vans (both public and private), small four-wheel trucks, six-wheel trucks, ten-wheel trucks, and trailers. Currently, there is a push to promote the integration of innovations and technologies to enhance competencies and develop human resources' potential. The Occupational Standards for safe driving and energy efficiency aim to utilize innovation and technology as tools to reflect the behavior of drivers and assess driving performance according to vehicle types. This will lead to improvements in driving behavior that align with the established standards, directly and continuously enhancing driving safety. Ultimately, this will contribute to a reduction in traffic accidents, preventing loss of life and property, as well as promoting energy savings. For more details on the Occupational Standards for safe driving and energy efficiency, visit: http://tpqi-net.tpqi.go.th/home/occ/industrialInfo/SDE