“BKS” or Transport Co. has announced a temporary suspension of joint service buses on five eastern routes following severe flooding in the area. Passengers are advised to allow extra travel time when arriving at bus terminals to board buses.
On 26 Sep 2026 GMT+7, Transport Co. (BKS) reported that heavy and continuous rain in many parts of Thailand has caused flooding in several provinces, impacting public bus services. Today (26 Sep 2026 GMT+7), operators of joint service buses informed BKS of temporary route suspensions until the situation improves and normal conditions return, due to flooding in parts of the eastern region affecting five routes as follows.
1. Route 46: Bangkok-Rayong (old route)
2. Route 48: Bangkok-Pattaya (only vans)
3. Routes 914/917: Bangkok-Chanthaburi-Trat operated by Thanathawi Transport Co., Ltd.
4. Route 9916: Bangkok-Wang Nam Yen-Khlong Hat
5. Route 9916: Bangkok-Sa Kaeo-Aranyaprathet-Rong Kluea Market
Meanwhile, BKS's own bus services continue operating normally on all routes. The company is closely monitoring the flood situation, as rain persists in many areas nationwide, to prepare and adjust bus operations appropriately to ensure passenger safety and minimize disruptions.
Additionally, passengers are advised to closely follow updates on rain and flooding in their areas. They should plan their trips in advance and allow extra time when traveling to Bangkok bus terminals such as Chatuchak or Mo Chit 2, Ekkamai, Southern Bus Terminal Borommaratchachonnani, Pinklao Terminal, and the small bus terminal at Chatuchak, due to traffic congestion and localized flooding.
Passengers can inquire about travel information and book tickets through the official websitehttps://tcl99web.transport.co.ththe BKS E-ticket application, Facebook page:Transport Co.Line: BKS (ID: @BKS99), and at BKS ticket counters nationwide, or call 02-936-2841-48. They should also follow direct updates from joint service operators to plan their travel and check schedules according to the current situation.