Highway Department Launches Six Shuttle Routes to Aid Bangkok Flood Victims
The Highway Department is operating six free shuttle bus routes across Bangkok and nearby areas on September 27 to help residents navigate flooding disruptions. Services connect major transit hubs and shopping centers with integrated schedu
The Highway Department under the Ministry of Transport is supporting residents affected by flooding in Bangkok and nearby provinces by operating six shuttle bus routes on Sunday, 27 September 2026. The services are designed to facilitate travel and integrate with the public transport network.
The six routes are:
Route 1: Monument of Democracy to Rangsit Depot (both directions) Route 2: Union Mall to Happyland (both directions), operating on scheduled timetables Route 3: The Mall Ngamwongwan to The Walk Ratchapruek (both directions) Route 4: Minburi to Lat Krabang (both directions) Route 5: Fashion Island to Safari World (both directions) Route 6: Lat Krabang BTS Station (Airport Rail Link) to Sri Nut BTS Station (Yellow Line) (both directions)
The Highway Department advises travellers who must journey tomorrow to plan ahead, confirm pick-up and drop-off points and schedules, and allow extra time for travel. Traffic conditions and flooding may vary by area.
The department remains closely monitoring the situation and stands ready to provide vehicles, equipment, and staff to support the public. For road condition enquiries, call the Highway Department hotline 1586, a free 24-hour service available on all networks.
