Bangkok's Orange Line Set for Trial Runs in December 2027
The eastern section of Bangkok's Orange Line is slated to begin trial operations in December 2027, with paid services to follow in January 2028. The Mass Rapid Transit Authority of Thailand (MRTA) is also moving forward with consolidating urban rail network operations.
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