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Public transport card for Bangkok operational from 1 October

By Editorial
Posted in News from Thailand, Traffic and transport
Tags: , , ,
1 September 2017

The cabinet approved the public transport card with the name Mangmoom (Spin) on Tuesday. This card for public transport in and around Bangkok will come into use on October 1.

The universal public transport card can soon be used on the BTS Skytrain, MRT Blue Line, Purple Line, Airport Rail Link and city buses of the public transport company of Bangkok.

From October 1, the Mangmoom card can be suitable for 800 city buses and for 2.600 buses early next year. From July 2018, the card also works on three metro lines and the Airport Rail Link.

The bus conductor will disappear by inserting the card. The current 2.000 bus conductors will probably be offered early retirement.

Source: Bangkok Post

Number of times read: 207

2 responses to “Public transport card for Bangkok operational from 1 October”

  1. Scared tom says up
    2 September 2017 on 07: 14

    Thought retirement wasn't much, or is that enough for conductors to live on.

  2. support says up
    2 September 2017 on 07: 28

    I would wait a while with the retirement (??) of conductors. These types of systems usually don't work from day 1.


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