In a bold move to transform urban commuting in the bustling capital, an initiative has taken root to entice residents towards public transportation. This initiative is not just about convenience, but also a mission to untangle the daily traffic snarl and to let the city breathe a bit easier, with cleaner air surrounding its iconic skyline. On a sunny Monday morning, Ekvaranyu Amrapala, the articulate spokesperson for the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA), unveiled plans for a substantial leap in the BMA Feeder project. Prior to this announcement, the project had been modestly plying just two routes but is now gearing up for a grand expansion, promising to weave its presence into the city’s intricate transport tapestry. Thus far, these existing services charted paths from Wat Purawas to the majestic Phra Phuttha Yodfa Bridge on weekdays, as well as from the vibrant Thonburi Market to MRT Lak Song daily, both operating…
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