Over 2,400 PTT Stations Reduce Fuel Costs for Mobile Vendors
PTT's 2,400+ stations nationwide are cutting fuel costs for mobile vendors distributing affordable goods to communities as part of a government cost-of-living relief campaign running through June 2026.
Over 2,400 PTT stations spanning 760 districts are joining forces to reduce fuel costs for mobile vendors distributing affordable consumer goods across the country. Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul, Interior Minister, Commerce Minister Supachai Suthummaphand, along with Luang Pik Thong Thongyai, Chief Executive of PTT Oil and Retail Company Limited (OR), and Suchart Rammase, Managing Director, held a press conference to launch the "Thai Help Thai - Reduce Cost of Living" campaign at Government House. The initiative distributes affordable consumer products to communities through mobile vendors to help citizens access low-cost goods and reduce living expenses during May-June 2026. Luang Pik Thong revealed that PTT stations are supporting mobile vendors by reducing their fuel expenses, enabling them to distribute affordable products to districts nationwide. With over 2,400 PTT service stations in more than 760 districts ready to support mobile vendors throughout their routes, this initiative not only eases the burden on vendors but also reinforces PTT stations as community hubs under the "Living Community" concept. PTT remains committed to operating while contributing to social development and creating economic opportunities for all Thais.
