Transport Co. Confirms Normal Operations in Bangkok Amid Flooding
The Transport Co., Ltd. (BKS) has confirmed that all five Bangkok bus terminals remain operational, despite temporary service suspensions on six routes in the Eastern region due to flooding.
On September 27, 2026, Attavit Rakjamroon, President of The Transport Co., Ltd. (BKS), announced that all five major bus terminals in Bangkok—Mo Chit 2 (Chatuchak), Ekkamai, Southern Bus Terminal (Borommaratchachonnani), Pinklao, and the Chatuchak minibus station—are operating as usual.
BKS buses continue to run on all scheduled routes across the country. However, the company noted that some private partner operators have temporarily suspended services on six routes in the Eastern region due to ongoing flood conditions.
For travelers and residents, this update is significant as it clarifies that the primary transit hubs in the capital remain unaffected by the current weather situation. Nevertheless, passengers are advised to plan their journeys with extra time, as flood-related disruptions may impact road conditions or cause delays for specific private services.
BKS continues to monitor the flood situation in Bangkok, its surrounding provinces, and across Thailand closely. While the main terminals are open, travelers should verify the status of their specific route with private operators before departure, as the situation remains fluid and subject to change based on local flood developments.
