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Check Now: 6 Free Shuttle Routes Connecting Transport Hubs — Department of Highways Assists Flood Victims

Governmentpolicy27 Sep 2026 10:34 GMT+7

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Check Now: 6 Free Shuttle Routes Connecting Transport Hubs — Department of Highways Assists Flood Victims

The Department of Highways has arranged six main free shuttle routes to facilitate residents affected by the Bangkok floods, connecting with public transport systems, and advises allowing extra travel time. Check the routes here.

The Department of Highways provides free shuttle services to relieve flood distress in Bangkok.

Due to flooding in many areas of Bangkok and its vicinity, which directly impacts people's daily lives and travel. Today (27 Sep 2026) The Department of Highways, Ministry of Transport, has expedited relief efforts by organizing shuttle services to connect with main public transport systems, facilitating travel for those navigating the flood crisis.

Check the six free shuttle routes provided by the Department of Highways.

According to the Department of Highways, shuttle services (round-trip) have been arranged on six main routes covering high-risk and key connection points as follows.

  • Route 1: Victory Monument – Rangsit Depot
  • Route 2: Union Mall – Happy Land (according to scheduled times)
  • Route 3: The Mall Ngamwongwan – The Walk Ratchaphruek
  • Route 4: Minburi – Lat Krabang
  • Route 5: Fashion Island – Safari World
  • Route 6: Lat Krabang Electric Train Station (Airport Rail Link) – Minburi Electric Train Station (Pink Line)

Travel recommendations and contact information

The Department of Highways advises those who must travel to carefully plan ahead, check pickup and drop-off points and service schedules, and allow extra travel time as traffic and floodwater levels may change at any time.

The Department of Highways stated it will closely monitor the flood situation and remains ready to support with personnel, vehicles, and equipment to assist the public continuously until the situation improves. For route information inquiries, contact the Department of Highways hotline 1586, free on all networks, 24 hours a day.

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