Thailand issues rules for suspending common ticketing system service

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  1. Bangkok rail fare cap set for Jan 1, 2027

    Thailand's Transport Ministry is accelerating plans for a common ticketing system on Bangkok's electric rail network from January 1, 2027, capping fares at 45 baht per trip and allowing line changes without a second entry fee. The system will also support EMV payments for foreign tourists.

    Bangkok Post

  2. Thailand issues rules for suspending common ticketing system service

    Thailand's Ministry of Transport has issued new regulations under the Common Ticketing System Act, requiring licensed operators to notify the transport office at least 180 days in advance before pausing or stopping the system. Operators must also give the public at least 30 days' notice, and the office can block service pauses that would seriously harm public transport users. The rules define

    Royal Gazette