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“Sutthipong orders TCL. to monitor Southern floods 24/7, ensuring full support for affected citizens. Temporary suspension of 4 routes: Bangkok – Yala, Bangkok – Pattani, Bangkok – Su-ngai Kolok, and Bangkok – Hat Yai – Songkhla due to high floodwaters. Passengers can refund or reschedule tickets.” Mr. Attawit Rakchamroon, Acting President of Transport Co., Ltd. (TCL.), stated that heavy rainfall has caused severe flooding and flash floods across the southern provinces, significantly impacting many residents. Mr. Sutthipong Piyachoti, Deputy Minister of Transport, expressed deep concern for affected citizens and instructed TCL. to provide full assistance to flood victims. TCL. has also been directed to ensure passenger safety, facilitate travel plans, and closely monitor the flood situation 24/7 to adjust bus operations as necessary for smooth and safe travel. As of November 29th, 2024, reports from Narathiwat, Yala, Pattani, and Songkhla Bus Stations indicate that floodwaters have disrupted bus services on 4 routes, as follows: Bangkok – Pattani Bangkok – Yala Bangkok – Su-ngai Kolok These routes now terminate at Hat Yai Bus Station, Songkhla, as high floodwaters prevent buses from reaching their final destinations. Bangkok – Hat Yai – Songkhla This route is temporarily suspended between Hat Yai and Songkhla. Service will terminate at Hat Yai Bus Station due to rising floodwaters caused by heavy rain. The affected routes will remain partially suspended until the situation improves. Passengers who wish to cancel or reschedule their travel plans can do so at any TCL. bus station nationwide. For updates or further inquiries, passengers can contact the following bus stations: Yala Bus Station: 073-228-770 Pattani Bus Station: 073-451-601 Narathiwat Bus Station: 073-511-552 Hat Yai Bus Station: 074-232-789 Share this… Facebook Line Twitter Pinterest

#First Thailand-Cambodia Bus Trip Launch! Excellent Response from International Tourists# Today (November 29th, 2024), Mr. Krai-rerk Aruncha, Deputy Managing Director of Bus Operations at Transport Co., Ltd. (TCL.), presented souvenirs to passengers traveling on the inaugural trip of the Bangkok – Aranyaprathet – Poipet – Siem Reap route. TCL. officially launched two international bus routes between Thailand and Cambodia today: Bangkok – Aranyaprathet – Poipet – Siem Reap Bangkok – Aranyaprathet – Poipet – Phnom Penh The new routes received positive feedback, especially from international tourists who welcomed the convenient and safe cross-border travel options. For travel information and ticket reservations, contact: Facebook Page: TCL. Line: @บขส.99 (ID: TCL99) Website: https://tcl99web.transport.co.th E-Ticket Application TCL. ticket counters nationwide For further inquiries, contact: Aranyaprathet Bus Station: 037-231-262 TCL. Hotline: 0-2936-3660 during office hours. Share this… Facebook Line Twitter Pinterest

#TCL. Prepares Over 4,800 Daily Bus Trips + 1,000 Extra Buses for New Year 2024, Serving 120,000 Passengers Daily. Passengers on Northern and Northeastern Routes (Dec 25-28) Must Board at Krung Thep Aphiwat Central Station# Today (November 28th, 2024), Mr. Attawit Rakchamroon, Acting President of Transport Co., Ltd. (TCL.), announced preparations for the New Year 2024 travel season, running from December 25th, 2024, to January 3rd, 2025. This is part of the Ministry of Transport’s policy to ensure smooth, safe, and joyful travel under the “I-SMART” concept to enhance transport networks, improve quality of life, support the economy, and promote environmental friendliness. Key Highlights for New Year Travel: Daily Travel Estimates: Outbound (Dec 25–28): 75,000–100,000 passengers daily, peaking at 120,000 passengers on December 27th. TCL. will operate 4,500–4,800 trips daily. Inbound (Jan 1–3): 70,000–90,000 passengers daily with 4,200–4,500 trips. Boarding at Krung Thep Aphiwat Central Station:Passengers traveling to the North, Northeast, and Eastern regions on December 25–28 from 6:00 PM onwards must board at Krung Thep Aphiwat Central Station (Gate 2). Convenient access via MRT Blue Line, Red Line, buses, and taxis. Free Shuttle Service:TCL. will provide free Shuttle Buses to BTS Mo Chit Station from 4:00 AM to 7:00 AM to reduce congestion. Additional Buses:1,000 extra buses (non-scheduled vehicles) will be deployed to ensure passengers are accommodated without delay. Safety and Traffic Management: Collaboration with relevant agencies like the Department of Land Transport (DLT), State Railway of Thailand (SRT), and the Bangkok Mass Transit Authority (BMTA) for seamless connections. Police forces from Traffic Police Divisions and local stations will manage traffic flow and conduct alcohol and drug checks for bus drivers. Checklist Inspections: Every bus and driver will be checked at designated points before trips. Strict Safety Measures: Buses must not exceed 90 km/h, and two drivers are required for journeys exceeding 4 hours. Passengers must wear seat belts throughout the trip. Only ticketed passengers are allowed in platform areas, and sharp or illegal items are strictly prohibited. Baggage will be scanned for safety. Contact Information: For travel updates, bookings, and inquiries: Facebook Page: TCL. Line: @บขส.99 (ID: TCL99) Website: https://tcl99web.transport.co.th E-Ticket Application TCL. ticket counters nationwide or Hotline: 0-2936-3660 during office hours. Share this… Facebook Line Twitter Pinterest

#TCL. Resumes International Bus Services to Cambodia on November 29: Routes to Siem Reap and Phnom Penh Enhance Cross-Border Travel Convenience# On November 26th, 2024, Mr. Attawit Rakchamroon, Acting President of Transport Co., Ltd. (TCL.), and Neak Oknha Suo Vireak, Chairman & CEO of Vireak Buntham Express Co., Ltd., signed an agreement to launch two international bus routes between Thailand and Cambodia. This marks TCL.’s return to cross-border operations following a suspension due to the COVID-19 pandemic on March 25th, 2020. International Bus Routes: Route 12: Bangkok – Aranyaprathet – Poipet – Siem Reap Distance: 424 km Schedule: 2 trips daily (1 round trip per country) Depart Bangkok (Mo Chit 2) at 9:00 AM Depart Siem Reap at 9:00 AM Duration: 7 hours Fare: 750 THB Attractions: Angkor Wat, Angkor Thom, Ta Prohm, Banteay Srei, Tonle Sap, and Pub Street. Route 13: Bangkok – Aranyaprathet – Poipet – Phnom Penh Distance: 719 km Schedule: 2 trips daily (1 round trip per country) Depart Bangkok (Mo Chit 2) at 7:00 AM Depart Phnom Penh at 7:00 AM Duration: 11 hours Fare: 900 THB Attractions: Independence Monument, Wat Phnom, Wat Kean Kleang, Central Market, and Royal Palace replica. TCL.’s International Routes Overview TCL. now operates 12 international routes, including: Thailand – Cambodia: Bangkok – Siem Reap Bangkok – Phnom Penh Thailand – Laos: Nong Khai – Vientiane Udon Thani – Vientiane Nakhon Phanom – Thakhek Ubon Ratchathani – Pakse Bangkok – Pakse Mukdahan – Savannakhet Bangkok – Vientiane Loei – Xayaburi – Luang Prabang Chiang Rai – Bokeo (Shuttle Bus) Udon Thani – Vang Vieng Ticket Reservations Passengers can pre-book TCL. tickets through the following channels: Facebook Page: TCL. Line: @บขส.99 (ID: TCL99) Website: https://tcl99web.transport.co.th E-Ticket Application TCL. ticket counters nationwide. For more information: Hotline: 0-2936-3660 (during office hours) Aranyaprathet Bus Station: 037-231-262. Share this… Facebook Line Twitter Pinterest

#TCL. Joins Inspection of CNG Public Buses to Enhance Passenger Safety# Today (November 22nd, 2024), Mr. Suriya Juangroongruangkit, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Transport, along with Mr. Sutthipong Piyachoti, Deputy Minister of Transport, conducted an on-site inspection of public buses powered by compressed natural gas (CNG). The inspection aligns with the Department of Land Transport’s (DLT) recent directive requiring all operators of CNG or liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) buses to ensure their engines and related equipment undergo safety inspections. This initiative aims to improve the safety and reliability of public transport services. On this occasion, Mr. Attawit Rakchamroon, Acting President of Transport Co., Ltd. (TCL.), and TCL. executives participated in the event held at the Bus Inspection Facility (Building 5), Department of Land Transport. The collaborative inspection emphasizes the government’s commitment to ensuring safe and efficient public transportation for all passengers. Share this… Facebook Line Twitter Pinterest

#TCL. Conducts Annual Fire Drill and Emergency Evacuation for 2024 at the Chatuchak Mini-Bus Station# On November 22nd, 2024, Transport Co., Ltd. (TCL.) conducted its annual fire drill and emergency evacuation at the Chatuchak Mini-Bus Station. The drill was organized by the Safety, Occupational Health, and Environment Division under the Risk and Occupational Safety Management Department, with support from external agencies including Bang Sue Metropolitan Police Station, Sutthisan Fire Station, and Vichaivej Rescue Team. Scenario Details: The exercise simulated a fire outbreak in the Electrical Control Room on the 1st floor of the office building. One person was reported injured. Firefighters promptly assisted in rescuing the injured individual and extinguishing the fire. The Vichaivej Hospital Rescue Team provided first aid on-site and transported the injured person to the hospital for further treatment. Objective of the Drill: The annual fire drill aligns with the Ministerial Regulation on Safety Management Standards, specifically the 2012 regulation requiring businesses to conduct fire and evacuation drills at least once a year. This practice aims to: Ensure preparedness and effective response during fire emergencies. Improve understanding of emergency procedures for personnel. Minimize potential loss of life and damage to property. TCL. remains committed to prioritizing safety, ensuring readiness to assist the public effectively in emergency situations. Share this… Facebook Line Twitter Pinterest

#TCL. and DLT Inspect CNG-LPG Buses, Urge Operators to Complete Vehicle Inspections by December 2# On November 21st, 2024, Mr. Jirut Wisalajit, Director-General of the Department of Land Transport (DLT), and Mr. Attawit Rakchamroon, Acting President of Transport Co., Ltd. (TCL.), conducted an inspection at the Bangkok Bus Terminal (Chatuchak), also known as Mo Chit 2. This initiative follows the DLT’s directive requiring all operators of public buses using Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) or Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) as fuel to have their engines and safety equipment inspected and certified by November 30, 2024. Key Directives: TCL. will notify and follow up with partner bus operators using CNG and LPG fuel to ensure compliance. The deadline for completing the vehicle inspections is extended to December 2, 2024. Failure to comply will result in legal action in accordance with transport regulations. Additional Discussions: The meeting also addressed plans to deploy non-scheduled buses (Type 30) to operate during the New Year travel season, ensuring sufficient transport capacity for the public and tourists. This aligns with the policy of Mr. Sutthipong Piyachoti, Deputy Minister of Transport, to: Enhance safety and passenger confidence in public transportation. Meet the increased travel demand during peak holiday periods. TCL. and DLT remain committed to monitoring compliance, ensuring safe and efficient bus operations, and delivering reliable public transportation services. Share this… Facebook Line Twitter Pinterest