Thailand and Laos Plan New Transport Routes and Streamlined Border Crossings
Thailand and Laos are advancing plans to improve cross-border road transport, including new passenger routes, reduced cargo barriers, and mandatory GPS tracking for foreign vehicles from early 2027, discussed at their annual meeting.
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