Bangkok Bus Terminal (Chatuchak), or Mo Chit 2 as it is commonly referred to, announced the closure of its arrival area on March 1. The decision is part of a broader initiative to enhance passenger safety and curb the activities of illegal motorcycle taxis targeting travellers.
The government and the Transport Ministry previously instructed Transport Co, the operator of the terminal, to upgrade Mo Chit 2’s services before the Songkran holidays in April. This information came from Atthawit Rakchamroon, the managing director of Transport Co, yesterday. As part of the response, the terminal’s arrival zone was shut between 8pm and 4am earlier this month, reported Bangkok Post.
Currently, vehicles are obligated to collect and discharge their passengers at the terminal’s departure area. According to the company, this new regulation has led to a…
