BKS has announced a temporary suspension of 13 partner routes, especially those heading east, due to severe flooding that has made travel impossible. The company stressed that passenger safety is paramount and is closely monitoring the situation.
Due to ongoing heavy rain in many areas causing severe flooding and impacting transportation routes, the Transport Company Limited (BKS) reported on 28 Sep 2026 that it is closely monitoring flood conditions, particularly in the heavily affected eastern region.
Recently, partner operators providing van and minibus services requested a temporary suspension of 13 routes because flooded roads prevent buses from traveling safely, aiming to prevent any danger to passengers.
1. Route 46 Bangkok (Ekkamai) – Rayong
2. Route 56 Bangkok (Ekkamai) – Phanom Sarakham
3. Route 914 Bangkok (Ekkamai) – Chanthaburi
4. Route 917 Bangkok (Ekkamai) – Laem Ngop
5. Route 9916 Bangkok (Ekkamai) – Kabin Buri – Rong Kluea Market
6. Route 12 Bangkok (Chatuchak) – Lopburi
7. Route 21 Bangkok (Chatuchak) – Nakhon Ratchasima
8. Route 35 Bangkok (Chatuchak) – Map Ta Phut – Rayong
9. Route 915 Bangkok (Chatuchak) – Ban Khai – Ban Laem Mae Phim
10. Route 921 Bangkok (Chatuchak) – Ongkharak – Rong Kluea Market
11. Route 9907 Bangkok (Chatuchak) – Chanthaburi
12. Route 9908 Bangkok (Chatuchak) – Trat
13. Route 9920 Bangkok (Chatuchak) – Ban Sang – Prachinburi
BKS has coordinated with partner operators to continuously monitor the situation and assess route safety before resuming normal service. Meanwhile, BKS remains vigilant over flood and traffic conditions on all routes, coordinating with relevant agencies and operators. Any changes in service will be promptly communicated to the public.
However, the public is assured that the company prioritizes passenger safety first, maintains continuous monitoring, and will adjust travel plans as appropriate to facilitate convenience and minimize impacts on the public.
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