reader Posted Friday at 02:48 AM Posted Friday at 02:48 AM From Bangkok Post The 20-baht flat fare for all electric train lines will become effective from Sept 30, with Thai passengers required to register for the programme via the Tang Rat application, according to Transport Minister Suriya Jungrungreangkit. The policy will allow Thai citizens to travel across all train lines with a maximum fare of 20 baht per trip, regardless of how many lines are used. The flat fare scheme will be available only to Thai citizens, excluding foreign tourists and welfare cardholders, who must continue paying standard fares. https://www.bangkokpost.com/thailand/general/3000822/flat-train-fare-set-to-start-from-sept-30 TMax 1 Quote
vinapu Posted Saturday at 02:35 AM Posted Saturday at 02:35 AM 23 hours ago, reader said: The flat fare scheme will be available only to Thai citizens, excluding foreign tourists and welfare cardholders, who must continue paying standard fares. fine, we can live with that I guess TMax and reader 2 Quote
reader Posted Saturday at 10:50 AM Author Posted Saturday at 10:50 AM Agree. All standard fares are bargain when compared to most other major cities. And all seniors are eligible for 50% discount fare on the MRT. Quote
Keithambrose Posted Saturday at 11:30 AM Posted Saturday at 11:30 AM 37 minutes ago, reader said: Agree. All standard fares are bargain when compared to most other major cities. And all seniors are eligible for 50% discount fare on the MRT. Interesting to hear about MRT. I thought it only applied to residents? Last time I tried, as a tourist, I was told it didn't apply to me. Quote
reader Posted Saturday at 11:38 AM Author Posted Saturday at 11:38 AM Just now, Keithambrose said: Interesting to hear about MRT. I thought it only applied to residents? Last time I tried, as a tourist, I was told it didn't apply to me. Just found article from last Sept. 30, announcing that foreign seniors no longer eligible for discount. Must be part of amazing Thailand promotion. 🙁 Got my card 18 months ago. Quote
Keithambrose Posted Saturday at 12:11 PM Posted Saturday at 12:11 PM 32 minutes ago, reader said: Just found article from last Sept. 30, announcing that foreign seniors no longer eligible for discount. Must be part of amazing Thailand promotion. 🙁 Got my card 18 months ago. Thanks. Indeed, part of promoting foreign tourism! In Prague, everyone over 70 is free on public transport. vinapu 1 Quote