Thailand's Red and Purple Lines: Flat Fare of 40 Baht Per Day Extended?
Thailand's Ministry of Transport is expected to propose extending the flat fare of 40 baht per day for the Red and Purple urban rail lines to the Cabinet. The current measure may be extended until December 31, 2027, aiming to promote public transport use and reduce citizen costs.
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