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Thailand eyes congestion charges to ease capital traffic

The Thai Ministry of Transport said on November 12 that it is exploring the implementation of a congestion charge programme to alleviate chronic traffic problems in the capital Bangkok, improve air quality and promote the use of public transportation.
Traffic congestion in Bangkok (Photo: The Nation)
Traffic congestion in Bangkok (Photo: The Nation)

Hanoi (VNA) – The Thai Ministry of Transport said on November 12 that it is exploring the implementation of a congestion charge programme to alleviate chronic traffic problems in the capital Bangkok, improve air quality and promote the use of public transportation.

Inspired by successful models abroad, a comprehensive study on the congestion fees will examine various factors, including optimal areas to impose the charges, appropriate fee structures, payment methods and potential socio-economic and environmental impacts, the ministry said.

The revenue generated from the congestion charges will be used to subsidise flat-rate fares for all metro lines, reduce the cost of living for citizens and support the government's efforts to combat air pollution, especially PM2.5 tiny particles.

The ministry is expected to finalise its recommendations on the congestion charge programme by the end of 2025./.

VNA

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