Thai Cabinet to Review 2027 Rail Fares and Rabbit Card Refund Plan
The Thai Cabinet will review proposals including extending the 40-baht daily fare cap until 2027 and potentially integrating Rabbit cards into a common fare refund scheme. Passenger numbers and revenue on the Red and Purple lines have significantly increased following fare measures.
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