Tag: มาตรฐานขนส่งสาธารณะ
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Double-track railway: how far has it gotten?
Our people’s network has tracked the double-track railway programme for a while, and we’ve fallen behind. Let’s catch up. The double-track railway is the…
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TOP 5 Public Transportation Systems That Care for Passengers Best
Based on 2026 data, the best public transportation systems in the world — the ones that take care of passengers best — are all…
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Free AND Good Public Transport Really Exists
Ever wondered if a city where buses, trams, and trains are free for the whole country — and actually work for everyone — really…
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Tuk-Tuk Noise Control Measures – What Do We See?
In late July 2026, the Department of Land Transport (DLT) proposed a draft regulation to ban internal combustion engine tuk-tuks from inner Bangkok, exempting…
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Seoul’s Public Transport and Accessibility — Progress That Never Stops Moving Forward
Seoul’s subway is one of the largest mass transit systems in the world, with 9 lines and 7 million daily passengers. But what makes…
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Vietnam’s Public Transport: What It’s Like
Vietnam is building a transport system that’s accessible from the start — and that’s something Thailand should be watching. Vietnam covers 331,345 km² with…
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What Are Tokyo’s Trains Like?
Since I visited Japan and Tokyo, I’ve felt the attention to detail in their rail system. Trains are well-designed, clean, and punctual. These things…
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Japan’s Public Transport System: What It’s Like
When it comes to accessible public transport, Japan leads. Since 2008, its Barrier-Free policy requires all new infrastructure — train stations, airports, roads —…
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Seoul’s Subway, South Korea – What’s It Like?
You’ve probably seen Seoul’s subway in Korean dramas. But how accessible is it really? Let’s compare it with what we have back home. Seoul…
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NYC Subway and Accessibility – What’s the Reality?
America’s largest rail system — 472 stations, 25 routes, 665 miles of track, 6.5 million riders daily. That’s the NYC subway: a 24/7 system…