The Transport Ministry is expected to submit a 17-45 baht electric train fare cap for cabinet approval next week, aiming to reduce people's travel costs.
Deputy Prime Minister and Transport Minister Phiphat Ratchakitprakarn has outlined his ministry's plan to introduce a unified electric rail fare system, capping fares at between 17 and 45 baht per trip across all metro lines. The proposal is expected to go to the cabinet meeting for in-principle approval.
