Pink and Yellow Line Monorails Offer Free Parking for Flood Victims
Operators of Bangkok's Pink and Yellow Line monorails have opened park-and-ride facilities for free to assist residents affected by recent flooding.
According to reports from Khaosod Online, the operators of Bangkok’s Pink and Yellow Line monorail systems have announced a temporary initiative to provide free parking for those impacted by ongoing flood conditions.
Northern Bangkok Monorail (NBM), which manages the Pink Line, is offering free parking for both cars and motorcycles at the Min Buri Station (PK30) park-and-ride building. Similarly, Eastern Bangkok Monorail (EBM), the operator of the Yellow Line, has opened its facilities at Si Iam Station to support flood-affected residents in the vicinity.
This measure is intended to provide a secure location for citizens to store their vehicles away from flooded areas. The free parking period is effective immediately and will remain available until October 2, 2026. Users are requested to follow the instructions provided by station staff and park only in designated areas to ensure orderly operations.
For residents and travelers in these areas, this initiative offers a practical solution for vehicle safety during the current weather emergency. While these facilities are now open, those planning to utilize them should monitor official announcements from NBM and EBM for any updates regarding capacity or changes to the end date. As of now, no further extensions beyond October 2 have been confirmed, and individuals should ensure they retrieve their vehicles before the deadline.
